VHRR Festival of Sport - for all motor sports enthusiasts
Saturday February 27, 2010, posted by JMC
The VHRR Phillip Island Classic ‘Festival of Sport’ will be held at Phillip Island, Victoria on 19 – 21 March 2010.
Australian motor racing legends headed by triple World Champion Sir Jack Brabham are turning out in force to celebrate Australia’s greatest classic motorsport festival at Phillip Island over the March 19-21 weekend.
Today the Phillip Island Classic is recognised as one of the largest historic motor racing events in the world with up to 600 entries from eminent national and international drivers.
For the VHRR it is the 21st year of this historic event but importantly it is also the celebration of the 100th year of the Alfa Romeo with special vehicles arriving for the event, some of which have never before been seen in Australia.
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Bathurst 12 Hour Mitsubishi 1-2-3 for Skwirk.com Racing and TMR
Friday April 24, 2009, posted by Staff
Salmon, Longhurst and White lead Bathurst 12 Hour Mitsubishi 1-2-3
After 12 hours and 239 laps, the 2009 WPS Bathurst 12 Hour endurance race has been won by 2008 Bathurst 12 Hour champions Rod Salmon, Damien White, and new driver Tony Longhurst in a TMR-prepared Skwirk Mitsubishi Evo X.
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Mitsubishi Motors to show Prototype i MiEV concept at 2009 Geneva Show
Monday February 16, 2009, posted by Staff
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Mitsubishi Motors to withdraw from 2009 Dakar Rally
Wednesday February 4, 2009, posted by Staff
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