The action at the 2026 Yokohama World Time Attack Challenge has been off the richter scale. Across the weekend, Sydney turned on pristine spring weather (for 99% of the event), drawing one of our biggest crowds ever through the gates of Sydney Motorsport Park to soak in pure, unadulterated automotive madness. Trader Alley was buzzing flat-out, while the Shannons StylizeD Show and Shine went absolutely off with a jaw-dropping showcase of builds. Under the lights, the drifting

We’ve seen a new champion crowned at the 2026 Exedy Australia International Drifting Cup, with Saxon Moyes blazing the hides to stand tall among a stacked field of international drifters. This year saw a huge shakeup with the event programme, switching to a Friday Night finals round, in place of the traditional Saturday Night event. This moved Qualifying to Thursday night, where we saw the Top 16 selected through a rigorous series of battles. In the end it came down to Saxo

The 2026 Yokohama World Time Attack Challenge is set for an epic conclusion today. We have seven time attack classes packed with dozens of entrants doing battle ahead of the Superlap Shootout this evening, where everything will be sent to 11 as drivers push for One Perfect Lap! Emtron Pro class, Plazmaman Pro Am, MoTeC Pro Open, GCG Open, Haltech Clubsprint, Yokohama Advan-Neova Tuner class, and the Hypercar Class will be sharing the track today with a slew of demonstrations.

It’s been a mega Day One for the 2026 Yokohama World Time Attack Challenge. Tanuki leads the Emtron Pro Class and the outright leaderboard with Todd Hazelwood running a 1:20.5720 on Day One to lead the world’s hottest time attack event. In 2026 there are six teams vying for the win in Emtron Pro Class, with a huge mix of the fastest rear-drive, all-wheel-drive, and front-drive cars ready to put their science on the line to run One Perfect Lap. Alex Rullo in his Lamborghini Ga