This season Matt is changing the pace and building his own Honda EK Civic with a H22A Turbo motor. This year will be his 15th-season racing. Matt has been lucky to be able to do motorsport since he was 7 years old, starting in Go-Karting along the way winning a couple of national titles and … Continue reading ANOTHER COMPETITOR CONFIRMED FOR THE 2021 SEASON: MATT PODJURSKY
ANOTHER GREAT DRIVER HAS BEEN CONFIRMED FOR THE 2021 SEASON
Lochlainn Fitzgerald-Symes has entered the 1 hour race for the North and South Island Endurance Series this year and he will be driving his new car, a Porsche Cup car 997 gen. 2021 will be his 5th season in the endurance series. He has previously won class 2 in the North Island in 2018, in the South Island … Continue reading ANOTHER GREAT DRIVER HAS BEEN CONFIRMED FOR THE 2021 SEASON
FIRST FEMALE RACER CONFIRMED FOR THE SEASON: STEFF CHAMBER
Steff Chambers has confirmed her entry to the Golden Homes North Island Endurance Series. She will be driving her Porsche 996 GT cup car in the one-hour endurance race this season. She has been involved in motor racing for 5 seasons now and it will be her 2nd season driving this car. Steff has done … Continue reading FIRST FEMALE RACER CONFIRMED FOR THE SEASON: STEFF CHAMBER
COMPETITOR ANNOUNCEMENT: GLEN REID
Glen Reid has entered the new 2 hour clubman race and will be driving a 1982 Mazda RX7 Group C replica. "I’ll be driving a 1982 Mazda RX7 Group C replica. The car is new, I haven’t raced it yet however I have raced in 2K Cup for a couple of seasons. My background is … Continue reading COMPETITOR ANNOUNCEMENT: GLEN REID
NIERDC RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RESTRICT CARS THAT EXCEED ITS PERFORMANCE CRITERIA
MEDIA RELEASE Faced with renewed and growing interest in Endurance racing in New Zealand, NIERDC have received a number of enquiries about eligibility of non-GT3 homologated race cars, for their 4 round North Island series.NIERDC’S President, David Dovey said, “Whilst its great that we have so much interest in this year 2021 North Island Series, … Continue reading NIERDC RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RESTRICT CARS THAT EXCEED ITS PERFORMANCE CRITERIA