“The penguins won’t miss the Phillip Island Grand Prix”
Melbourne’s Olympic Park was once the venue for Australia’s most lethal motorcycle racing In 1897, the League of Victorian Wheelmen constructed a banked cycling track on what was known…
As MotoGP leaves Phillip Island after decades of tradition, we unpack the politics, planning and power plays behind Australia’s biggest racing shake-up in a generation
Fast, fearless and unflinching, Peggy Hyde rewrote the rules for women on two wheels
“Once you’ve ridden full speed at Phillip Island, you understand why it’s called the home of Australian motorcycle racing”
Our two-time defending FIM Oceania Women’s Motocross Cup champions are lining up on home soil
After a career defined by results and relationships, Jeff Leisk is back at the beginning again, setting up to become the official Australian BSA importer
“The No.93 has been in enough scrapes in years gone by to suggest he’s lost the benefit of the doubt”
30 years ago, Ducati developed a prototype that would eventually define World Superbike racing
Paul Mercurio’s life has moved between stages and kitchens, cameras and chambers, but motorcycles have always been the constant
“As a confirmed curmudgeon and old-school grand-prix purist, I have my doubts about the Bagger World Cup”
With the Australian MotoGP set to move to an Adelaide street circuit from 2027, riders forever linked to Phillip Island– from its greatest winners to names etched into the track itself – have had their say on the controversial decision
