A father and son team of Scott and Charlie Lewis battling it out in the NZ Offshore Superboat 400 class. Their weapon of choice is a 25fr Shifty Cat, which is powered by twin 200hp Mercury XS outboards.
Much like Sprintcars, Midget cars are one of the star attraction racing events in Speedway providing a fun, fast race. Midgets have just one gear and with the average lap being around the 14 second mark.
Sprintcars are one of the marquee attractions in Speedway — raw, high-powered, heart-in-your-throat racing over dirt ovals. Drivers like our reigning champion Max Guilford race huge winged, open-wheel machines with massive power-to-weight ratios that push the limits of grip, speed and courage. In the New Zealand Sprint Car Championship, for example, Guilford will duke it out over multiple heats and then go full throttle in a 30-lap final where track position, consistency, and split-second moves make all the difference. Each lap is fast, aggressive, and unforgiving — when the tyres slide, so does your chance of winning.
Max Guilford has been one of New Zealand’s rising stars in Sprintcar racing showning serious pace, breaking track records and securing major wins including the 2024-25 New Zealand Sprintcar Champion, Feature Winner at Bloomington Speedway USA, Springs Royal 50 Lap Classic Winner 2025, and NZ South Island Champion 2025. His aggressive style, strength in heats, and ability to finish strong make him a tough competitor. 2025, Guilford is set to take on Australia’s best in the Australian Sprint Car round, bringing his wiliness and grit to battle across the Tasman.
His first Australian race is in Adelaide on the 29th November 2025.
Driver of the No. 27 Andretti Autosport Dallara in the 2022 INDY NXT championship, will return to his Andretti Autosport stead for the 2023 season.
Doric has been a proud supporter Will Davison for over 10 years. Now a veteran of the sport, Will in 2022 made his 500th career Supercars race start since making his debut in 2004. Other highlights include winning the Bathurst 1000 in 2009 and 2016.
Doric New Zealand has long been a proud long-time supporter of the Auckland Westpac Rescue Helicopter. For over 50 years, the life-saving service has assisted the Greater Auckland, outer islands and Coromandel communities.
Auckland Westpac Rescue Helicopter origin dates back to the establishment of the Rescue Helicopter Service in 1970.
