Summer motor racing dates confirmed but no detail on NZ Grand Prix
Jackson Walls (AUS) leads the field in race two at Pukekohe pre-Covid Dates and venues have now been confirmed for New Zealand's summer motor racing series, but there will be no premier open-wheeler racing in the South Island and most championships will operate within the six-round four-venue format. There is still no confirmation of a likely format for the premier championship or the New Zealand Grand Prix except that sources at Manfeild have confirmed the latter will not be held there - ending a 12 year association. This year's format also precludes a five week 'international' season for New Zealand's premier championship class, the Castrol Toyota Racing Series. MotorSport New Zealand and its race championship promoter, Speedworks Events have now confirmed both dates and venues for the 2020-2021 summer motor racing series but have stopped short of confirming what form the CTRS will take or when and where the 2021 New Zealand Grand Prix will be held. ...