My first day at Speedcafe
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Is NASCAR’s implosion a warning sign for Supercars?
NASCAR, this week, finally imploded.
Why Piastri’s 2025 title fight feels hauntingly familiar
It’s starting to feel like deja vu — and not the good kind.
Has SVG finally figured out ovals?
Has Shane van Gisbergen finally figured out the ovals? I stumbled across some data this week that suggests as much.
Sweltering Singapore serves up paddock surprises and late-night laughs
Singapore never fails to make its presence felt.
Sanity has finally prevailed in Supercars Safety Car debacle
Rejoice, the dreaded 80 km/h slow down is finally dead. In other words, Supercars has fixed a problem it never needed to create in the first place.
The reality of Tailem Bend’s so-called record crowd
On Monday after the AirTouch 500 at The Bend, organisers announced that there were more than 47,000 attendees across the three-day event.
Has Cadillac made the right call with Colton Herta?
In the ultra-competitive spec series, he became the youngest race winner in IndyCar history at 18 and many thought Herta was destined for greatness.
McLaren’s back nine will decide the 2025 title
In Formula 1, the final third of a season plays a similar role. Momentum swings, fatigue sets in, and every point carries weight far beyond its number.
Piastri wasn’t robbed — Hungary just played the odds
Oscar Piastri, on pole-sitter Charles Leclerc’s gearbox in the opening stint. Lando Norris, floundering back in fifth. Yet by the chequered flag in Budapest, it was Norris with the win — and Piastri staring at his rear wing, wondering what might’ve been.