Articles by Mike Ryan

Fire breathing, high octane, rubber smokin’ Summernats: there’s no better way to spend three days of summer and kick of the new year – unless it’s all free – which could be the case for you and your bestie by winning two ‘Platinum’ tickets, plus flights and accommodation, courtesy of Philips Automotive Australia.

With another warm Australian summer on the horizon, the importance of protecting your engine against the elements with the right coolant cannot be overstated.

Anyone who has spent some time in Adelaide knows that Australia’s city of churches is a beautiful city. It’s also a city passionate about motoring.

Buying your dream car can be a frustrating experience for some… but one dealership in NSW is changing the game. JUST CARS chats with Mick Cory & Brad Lowe, owners of the freshly-minted Midlife Crisis Customs, whom are turning your dream car into a reality.

Motorsport action is set to reach new heights at this year’s Adelaide Motorsport Festival as air race ace Matt Hall takes on a selection of supercars in an epic contest organisers have dubbed ‘Winged Warriors’.

They’ve been dubbed the Holy Trinity of hypercars – the McLaren P1, the Porsche 918 and the LaFerrari. Each combines the seamless surge of electric power with the brutal punch of screaming combustion engines to deliver levels of performance that can only be described as miraculous.

Surf Life Saving Lotteries are offering one lucky winner the chance to pick the ultimate prize- between a $100,000 Land Rover Discovery SD4 SE, Range Rover Velar D180 S or $100,000 cashable* Gold Bullion.

After 18 years, the sleek and purposeful prototypes of Le Mans will return to the streets of Adelaide at the 2018 Adelaide Motorsport Festival.

Shannons are offering motoring enthusiasts the chance to win a Grand European Tour for two travelling through Germany, France, Switzerland and Italy. Start the 15-day tour with an exhilarating lap of the legendary Nürburgring as co-pilot in a Mercedes-AMG GT R.

The car collection formerly belonging to Peter Champion went under the hammer on the eve of this year’s Bathurst 1000 with Peter Brock’s 1981-82 Bathurst winning Commodore fetching $2.25million.

Brock. The name stirs the soul of race fans across the country. For over three decades Peter Brock was at the forefront of Australian motorsport. Naturally gifted … a pioneer … a proud Australian. He was charismatic … innovative … a bright shining star. The kid who grew up driving a paddock basher on his family’s farm and drove all the way to the top to become “King of the Mountain”. He was more than just a racing driver – he was the people’s champion.