Standing majestically and surveying the grazing cattle, the golden pastures, Goulburn (Australia’s first inland city), the historic Bunnings and the Wakefield Park Raceway is the 15-metre-high, anatomically correct Big Merino

Buckle up. Hang on. It’s going to be a very bumpy ride this morning as we roar through the weirdest F1 in modern history, Mazdagate, some great road trips, the world’s best motor museum (at the moment) and skim through the pick of the US motor magazines

You don’t face the choices I do. Look at the conflict this weekend. There’s carzamania on the Monterey Peninsula with the Pebble Beach Concours, multi-million-dollar car auctions, the Monterey Motorsports Reunion, the Concours d’Lemons and much, much, more

Great to see so many of you last Sunday at the Marulan Cheap Car Challenge 4 Hour Enduro, with one hour off for lunch in the track’s cafe, which has the best old-fashioned hamburgers in the world. First off, they are all home made. Second off, the bun is about three times t...

Good morning, culture headsToday we are going to ditch the grease, dirt and raucous noise of the plebeian world of the car for the loftier climes of the arts: painting (pictures, not floors and ceilings), poetry (sentences where the last words rhyme with each other), books (with ...

1936 Alfa Romeo 6C 2300 Supercharged SpecialYou know we’re hitting classic car auction season. That’s the time of the year where I get to go to exotic locations to be sucked up to by the auction people, sit in million-dollar cars, drink expensive drinks and eat even m...

Bonjour readers! It’s your correspondent Jean coming almost live from Le Mans, where the 85th running of Le 24 Heures du Mans saw incroyable racing in the world’s most recognised and prestigious automotive event

You know in Homer’s Odyssey where Odysseus goes through all those tests before he wins through at the end? I particularly like the bit where Homer (Simpson, not the author), who plays Odysseus (or you may know him better as Ulysses) crosses the River Styx and the skeletons ...

With the finish of the 3800km Shitbox Rally in Cairns yesterday there are many big questions to be answered

Do you know how tough it is here? Let me give you just one example. Next weekend I could be at Villa Erba on the shores of Lake Como hanging out with my besties George and Amal, Sting and Ms Sting and Dickie Branson.

As you know quite a few people believe David Icke’s theory that many of the world’s most prominent figures belong to the Babylonian Brotherhood — a group of shapeshifting reptilian humanoids determined to control the world and establish the New World Order.

Yes, because this is the business section, I am obliged to report on important corporate events like last week’s Daimler annual general meeting where a shareholder, Wilm Diedrich Mueller, got stuck into chairman Manfre