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Behind the scenes of Mad Mike drifting in NZ
The Crown Range, New Zealand. 47 corners, 1076 metres elevation, 10.4km long. The country's highest paved roadway. For a moment in time it belongs to one man, Mike Whiddett. Go behind the scenes into the filming of "Mad" Mike Whiddett drifting up the Crown Range in Queenstown, New Zealand.
Snapped: Drivers abuse disabled parks
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Winter cheer at the petrol pump
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Greg Dixon: Scenes from a traffic jam
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Mad Mike's Crown Range drift
The Crown Range, New Zealand. 47 corners, 1076 metres elevation, 10.4km long. The country's highest paved roadway. For a moment in time it belongs to one man, Mike Whiddett. The moment will become, the drive of a lifetime. Courtesy: Red Bull
V8s heaven but more need to take train
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Lowndes dominate Supercars in Perth
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Motorsport: I'll never return to bikes, says Stoner
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New cars shake up V8s
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Weather warning for South Island drivers
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Kiwi drivers' biggest frustrations
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