Hampton Downs is offering arguably the richest prize in New Zealand motorsport history to celebrate the launch of the new Fast & Furious Racing format at the Laser Plumbing & Electrical Hampton Downs 500 next weekend (October 28-29).

Everyone who enters the 4 Guys Autobarn Fast & Furious Racing category — which is open to all race cars provided they have a full roll cage and a MotorSport New Zealand log book – will go in the draw to win a Supercharged 6.2L 2010 Chevrolet Camaro valued at $52,000.
 

Dylan Gulson went wheel to wheel with New Zealand’s own Jack Milligan at Bathurst in October.
 
Now the 25-year old Aussie racer plans to return the favour and race in the Toyota 86 Championship at its opening round, held as part of the V8 Supercar race weekend at Pukekohe November 3-5.
 
Gulson is the latest racer in a family with a long and proud tradition of motor racing. During the 1980s and 1990s his uncles Ray and Paul contested premier races on both sides of the Tasman including the Bathurst 1000 and the Wellington Street Race.
 

Pukekohe Park, the most iconic of all New Zealand motor circuits, has commenced a progressive circuit resurface with an initial investment of over $600,000.

Pukekohe Park is arguably one of the fastest circuits in Australasia and is well known for its various challenging bumps that provide nail biting moments for drivers and fans alike. But the degradation and limited maintenance in these areas overtime has caused concerns and safety issues to circuit users.

After a long but consistent day, Emma Gilmour finished a credible fifth in the Handy Rentals Hamilton Rally Waitomo, in the King Country, yesterday.
 
She and co-driver Anthony McLoughlin brought the Vantage Windows and Doors Suzuki Swift AP4 home without any major issues over the six-stages - five of which were more than 30km long.
 
A tired but happy Emma, described contesting the 207km event as a “massive day.”
 
“We did about two hours, 16 minutes of competitive driving on really challenging, busy stages,” she says.