Motorsport legend Garry Rogers, who launched the careers of some of Supercars’ biggest names, has died aged 80.

The life of Supercars Hall of Famer and GRM founder Garry Rogers is being celebrated after his death at the age of 80.

Supercars Hall of Fame member and all-round Australian motorsport icon Garry Rogers has died, aged 80. Known for his quirky ...

The motorsport community in Australia is mourning the loss of Garry Rogers, a figure synonymous with passion, innovation, and mentorship in racing. His overnight passing marks the end of an era for a ...

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Garry Rogers began his motorsport journey as a racer in the 1960s and 1970s, competing in Sports Sedans before making a name for himself in the Australian Touring Car Championship. Over his career, he ...