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Twins Amaya and Aya Daisey earn school honors Cape High students Amaya and Aya Daisey received the African American/Black Achievement Award from the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice April 15. Pictured are (l-r) Cape High Assistant Principal Timothy Slade, Principal Nikki Miller, Aya Daisey and Amaya Daisey. SUBMITTED PHOTO April 26, 2021 Cape High students and twin sisters Amaya and Aya Daisey were recognized April 15 with the African American/Black Achievement Award from...

Shane van Gisbergen blitzes qualifying in Tasmania 1 day ago Shane van Gisbergen produced an astonishing performance in qualifying at Symmons Plains as he stormed to a fourth pole of the Supercars season in record-breaking fashion. The session would see the first appearance of a new qualifying format, with the field split in two for the opening phase of running. Two groups of twelve cars would hit the track for a five minute blast to determine who would make it through to Q2, with the leading e...

Cam Waters tops practice at Symmons Plains 1 day ago Cam Waters was the man to beat in free practice as the Supercars Championship returned to action in Tasmania for the first time since 2019. The Tickford Racing man led the way in both sessions around the compact Symmons Plains circuit, leaving it late to secure his place at the head of the times in the final seconds of the opening 30 minutes of action. A lap of 50.8468s in the closing moments proved to be enough to put his Ford Mustang on to...

High Street favourite FatFace warned it could struggle to keep trading if the pandemic worsens.  The clothing chain said its future could be uncertain if the lockdown lasted beyond the end of March. It made the comments in annual accounts filed to Companies House, which were submitted before the lockdown timetable was announced.  All at sea: FatFace  said its future could be uncertain if the lockdown lasted beyond the end of March FatFace is likely to avoid a full-blown crisis, however, as i...

Van Gisbergen completes historic Bathurst triple crown Repco Supercars Championship By James Pavey, Pics by @Bathurst6Hour Shane van Gisbergen has carried his winning form into production cars with victory in the Bathurst 6 Hour. The Red Bull Ampol Racing driver combined with Shane Smollen and Rob Rubis to claim the win aboard a Class X BMW M4. The win helped van Gisbergen become just the second driver, after Paul Morris, to win all three major enduranc...

Supercars Mount Panorama 500 talking points A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size The Supercars championship was welcomed back to Bathurst this weekend for the beginning of a new season, making for back-to-back visits to the Mountain after the series ended 2020 at the epic Mount Panorama circuit. For the first time since 1993 sprint racing was top billing at Bathurst with a pair of 250-kilometre single-driver r...

Shane van Gisbergen has carried on from where he left off at the end of last year’s Supercars Championship season by taking out the first race of the 2021 year, the Triple Eight driver dominating the opening 250km hit-out to take 150 points home. Backing up the win he had in the 2020 Bathurst 1000, … More »

He's begun the season with two wins from two races but Supercars star Shane Van Gisbergen admits the category needs to find a way to spice up on-track action.

Tim Slade out of Bathurst weekend after opening race shunt 2 months ago The #3 Blanchard Racing Team car of Tim Slade has been scratched from the remainder of the Mount Panorama 500 weekend thanks to a late-race crash in the opening outing of the season. Slade has qualified in second and was running strong in fourth place with only a handful of laps to go, applying pressure to the Dick Johnson Racing car of Will Davison until he got crossed up on the run to Forrest Elbow, whacking the outside w...

Waters started the race from pole position and had opened up a healthy lead in the opening laps before a safety car triggered by De Pasquale colliding with a wall in The Cutting changed both drivers days. A sluggish pitstop under the safety car allowed Van Gisbergen to jump Waters for the lead, with the Tickford Racing driver eventually rejoining in fourth place. The reason why his pitstop was so slow became evident just two laps later however when Waters pitted again and drove his Ford Must...