Articles by Chris Ralph

With a big HTCAV grid confirmed, the 2022 Phillip Island Classic Festival of Motorsport will be a classic in every sense

It was a year of two halves for the JUST CARS Historic Touring Car racers – a bunch of great meetings at the start, hollowed out in the middle, and scraping a couple in at year’s end.

While the likes of Mustangs and Camaros, Minis and Cortinas have been popular mounts for historic touring, there are drivers that prefer something a little different…

The HTCAV President may have sold his championship-winning Charger, but it’s in safe hands.

For a brief period in the 1960s, Porsche 911s were classified as touring cars. Thirty years later, a maestro from that era helped an HTCAV competitor build a replica of his racing 911.

Motor racing, at least in the HTCAV, is a heck of a lot more multi-generational than you might think.

Every Australian motor racing enthusiast knows the Nissan Skylines that dominated ’90s tin-top motor racing, but how many know the back story to ‘Godzilla’?

The HTCAV held its first interstate round of the Club Championship in support of the Supercars.

Numbers were small, but excitement was big for the JUST CARS racers at Phillip Island.

Close racing and a few dramas welcomed in the HTCAV competition year, with the Just Cars racers rarin’ to go.

While they’re best known for their Mazda RX-2s, Wayne Rogerson and Allan Mayne weren’t always “rotarians”.

Darcy Russell may have a lifetime of racing behind him, but the ‘curly-haired young lout’ isn’t done behind the wheel yet.