Thomas Miles is a writer and producer for Auto Action, a national publication in Australia. With a focus on motorsports and automotive news, Thomas covers a range of topics including race updates, team changes, and reflections on past events. His articles provide readers with the latest updates and insights into the world of Australian motorsports.
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Thomas Miles' coverage primarily focuses on event coverage within the Australian motorsports and racing scene. He might be interested in press releases related to upcoming events, new developments or achievements within the local motorsport community.
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The Sixt Rent A Car Taupo Historic GP will be brought to life with the arrival of Supercars and F1 stars behind the wheel.
Supercars championship rivals Will Brown and Chaz Mostert have joined forces to front Ferrari’s assault on the 2025 Meguiar’s Bathurst 12 Hour.
Academy driver Matt Hillyer will be the latest to drive for Walkinshaw Andretti United in Super2 in 2025.
Last week the final test of on-track Supercars running took place at The Bend where Team 18 and Tickford cut laps.
Academy youngsters Jobe Stewart and Jarrod Hughes will both receive dream Supercars debuts in 2025 with Erebus Motorsport.
The 2025 Trans Am calendar has been locked in with the historic Mallala circuit to stage a memorable penultimate round.
The fight for the Precision National Sports Sedan Series title will be contested by fire-breathing beasts across five rounds in 2025.
For the first time since arriving in 2019, TCR Australia is chasing a new promotor ahead of 2025.
The 2025 Formula 1 grid is complete with FIA Formula 2 runner-up Isack Hadjar to replace Liam Lawson at Racing Bulls.
IndyCar star Scott McLaughlin is the leading the list of Aussies and Kiwis who have made the prestigious Autosport global Top 50.
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