Southland Sports News

Gale-force winds, driving rain, sunshine and over 300 players running around Moores Reserve ground in Winton highlighted the opening tournament of the 2018-19 junior representative touch season.  A total of 25 teams, made up of Southland teams, sub-union sides from Gore and Winton along with Queenst

Kartsport South held their club day on Sunday 28th October, photos by Dave Loudon Photography.

James Piccoli for consecutive wins in the Mataura Licensing Trust stage of the SBS Bank Tour of Southland into Gore. He’s somehow broken off the front and taken the win! What a great result for the Ascot Park Hotel – Kia Motors Southland Cycling Team! Cantabrian Michael Vink is on the cusp on a hard

SBS Tour of Southland Results from the 1st stage of the SBS Tour of Southland. Lap of Queens Park 1. Alex Heaney (PNL) 04m41s; 2. Connor Brown (PNL) ST; 3. Paul Odlin (PNL) ST; 4. Sam Gaze (PNL) ST; 5. Josh Kuysten (PNL) at 04s; 6. Brad Evans (WJA) at 04s; 7. Michael Vink (WJA) […]

They’ve done it! Glenn Inkster and Spencer Winn (Mitsubishi Evo 8) have won the annual multi-day Targa New Zealand tarmac motor rally for a record-setting fifth consecutive time. The pair, Inkster a multi-talented gravel and tarmac allrounder from Patumahoe south-west of Auckland, who works as a sal

Last Wednesday we attended the launch and much anticipated unveiling of the 2019 Ford Ranger Raptor at Invercargill Brewery hosted by Macaulay Ford and the managing director of Ford New Zealand, Simon Rutherford. The launch event was an exclusive opportunity to reveal the new Raptor to the 110-plus

Dunedin pair Martin Dippie and Greg Ball (Porsche GT3 RS) were battling for the lead with defending title-holders Glenn Inkster and co-driver Spencer Winn (Mitsubishi Evo 8) at the end of a dramatic second day of this year’s southern South Island-based Targa New Zealand tarmac motor rally this eveni

This sound cine film was taken at Teretonga Park, Invercargill at the first ever Country Gentlemen’s Race Meeting in New Zealand open to the general public. The race programme consisted of six races of classic cars for the Country Gentlemen and six for the Southland Sports Car Club. Included in the