The burnout pad in Alice Springs is set for fireworks when reigning Pro Burnouts champion Chris Smallmon rolls into town for Red CentreNATS, presented by LMCT+, from 5 to 7 September. The 41-year-old from Junee in New South Wales is the defending Pro Burnouts Champion and will once again be behind the wheel of his…
Read MoreFirst published in the February 2008 issue of Street Machine For 15 years, revheads from all over WA have been heading down to Narrogin for a weekend of controlled mayhem and for the first time I thought I’d join them. It should only be a two-and-a-half-hour trip from Perth but thanks to a tank full…
Read MoreFirst published in the February 2008 issue of Street Machine Go to: Burnouts | Elite Hall | Horsepower Heroes | Show ’n’ shine SUMMERNATS 21: By Boris Viskovic You’ve just gotta love the Street Machine Summernats. Where else in the world can you see elite-level cars cruising around on a dusty trotting track, tearing it…
Read MoreA copper bronze burnout machine with 1600 horsepower under the bonnet is heading from Darwin to Alice Springs and it is set to make its first ever appearance at Red CentreNATS, presented by LMCT+, from 5 to 7 September. Darwin local Joe Thring will debut his new VF Commodore ute, known as ORNATE, and it…
Read MorePro Burnout series legends Jake Myers, Warren Gersekowski and Ryan Peason are set to light up the burnout pad in the land of the free this September, hitting the burnouts at the Ice Cream Cruise at the I29 Dragway in Iowa, USA. The Ice Cream Cruise is not a bunch of ice cream trucks parking…
Read MoreTropical Meltdown returns to Cairns International Speedway for its eleventh exciting year. This one-day burnout event is the biggest and wildest motorsport party in Far North Queensland. It welcomes everyone, from passionate car enthusiasts to those new to the scene, to experience the thrill of tyre shredding action. Drivers from across Australia bring their powerful…
Read MoreWith 130,000 punters, 2800 entrants and $46.6M injected into the local economy there can be no doubt that Street Machine Summernats 37 was a record-setting year for the event. And with Summernats 38 looking to be just as massive, the team has been working hard to ensure that everyone gets an improved experience in 2026.…
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