Australian Auto Action

Australian Auto Action

In 1971, a new source of information for Australian motor racing enthusiasts emerged – Auto Action. Every two weeks, on Thursdays, fans could catch up on the latest race results and gain insights into the behind-the-scenes choices that shaped the sport. The country's top journalists and photographers worked together to deliver both local and international motor racing news to the audience.

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  • 3 days ago | autoaction.com.au | Luis Vasconcelos

    Flavio Briatore’s time back at Alpine may come to an abrupt end soon, after Renault Group CEO Luca de Meo tendered his resignation to the company’s Board of Directors last Sunday. The Italian manager will leave his role on July 15, to run the Kering Group, owner of various luxury brands – but the name of his substitute is yet to be revealed, as Renault now scrambles to find a new leader.

  • 2 weeks ago | autoaction.com.au | Luis Vasconcelos |Luis Vasconcelos

    The managers of the two German circuits that could host a Formula 1 have dismissed the chances of a return of their Grand Prix to the calendar, citing the tremendous increase in the promoters’ fee and in the operation costs of running it. With Audi joining Mercedes on the grid from the start of next year, it could be expected that the country that has given so much to Formula 1 would be in a position to get its Grand Prix back.

  • 2 weeks ago | autoaction.com.au | Thomas Miles

    Marc Marquez’s dominance reached new heights at the Aragon Grand Prix as he topped every single session of the weekend with ease. Marquez carried on his love affair with Motorland Aragon by becoming the first rider to produce the perfect weekend since himself in the 2015 German Grand Prix. With brother Alex again next best, the brothers partied in style by singing Freed from Desire with their own grandstand that was pumping.

  • 2 weeks ago | autoaction.com.au | Thomas Miles

    Anton De Pasquale has been one of the most consistent figures of 2025 in his new home at Team 18, but that run took a hit by a luckless finish to the Perth Super440. After a strong start to the season, things have not gone De Pasquale’s way in the last two rounds. But after five tough races, the #18 appeared to be on the comeback trail, having secured ninth in Race 15 and appearing well placed to better that in Race 16.

  • 2 weeks ago | autoaction.com.au | Thomas Miles

    Ryan Wood and James Golding have slightly differing views on the Turn 5 clash that ended their hopes of strong results in the Perth Super440 finale. Wood and Golding clashed when they were door to door battling for fifth with just 10 laps to go. On Lap 75 the pair found themselves side by side coming out ot Turn 1 and they tried to carry on their battle through the twisty esses section up the hill.

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