Storied New Zealand driver and manufacturer Graham McRae has died at the age of 81.A trained engineer, McRae made his initial forays into racing in local sports car events and hillclimbs during the 1960s. The 1.5 twin cam formula in which he competed used old F3 chassis, and after starting...

The track that hosts the New Zealand Grand Prix has been renamed after the country's 1960s and '70s Formula 1 star Chris Amon, who died in August at the age of 73.Manfeild, which was built in the 1970s with Amon playing a part in the track's design, will now be...

The Tasman Series could be revived in New Zealand and Australia later this year, if a plan to launch a new open-wheel category comes to fruition.The series aims to create a modern version of Formula 5000 – a worldwide road racing formula run by the SCCA and USAC in the...

Frank Matich, one of Australia's finest drivers and engineers, has died in Sydney, at the age of 80.In the mid-1960s Tasman Series in Australia and New Zealand, Matich was consistently the best of the local drivers, challenging and sometimes beating grand prix racing's finest. His 1965 duel with Jim Clark...

Full race coverage of Round 5 of the 1968 Tasman Series from Surfers Paradise, Australia. It was the second of four wins for Jimmy Clark and led to his third Tasman championship crown in four years. Tragically, just two months after this race, and one month after clinching the title,...