Puzzle Piece Racing

28/05/2026

Joe McKay was kind enough to flick us this Birds Eye view of stage 3.

25/05/2026

Well it’s been a hot minute since our last race ( 9 months to be exact ) so it was time to head out for a local comp.

Revolution Off Road Events Inc. put together a stellar short course event for the winch truck community. Their efforts to get this off the ground were beyond exceptional along with some hard working volunteers. 10 points guys 💪

We teamed up with JDN Racing to pull off a 5th place overall with a couple of 2nd place and one 3rd on stages. We would like to thank JDN and their family’s for the support and putting in such an absolute outstanding effort supporting worst pace scenario. I’d like to thank Rhiannon Ferry and my children for just being there to support us fed and all under control.

Craig Maddy and Jason Holding … well you guys rocked the coms, were on point and the little legs were moving and we got results. We cannot express how much appreciation we have for you fellas. 🫶

We would also like to say a special congratulations to the winners Rum budget racing, team why not on their deserved second place and jumping monkeys on a solid 3rd.

We would also like to thank all the other competitors for the efforts and commitments getting to the comp and just being good humans.

Oh and thanks Trevor aka Aaron Ellis for just being Trevor / Aaron.

Let’s get this year moving and see you all at battle grounds for an epic year.

Special thanks to our sponsors
- Brand Em Outfitters
- AI construction services
- Kepple coast windscreens
- Tyrepower Yeppoon
- bakers transport
- ARB Rockhampton
- NRD Mechanical
- Ground solutions
- Fitzroy Equipment Group

24/05/2026

22/05/2026

Sponsor Shoutout – Keppel Coast Windscreens

A huge shoutout to our mates at Keppel Coast Windscreens!

Meet the new owner, Dan, along with Niki and the crew. These locals proudly service the Capricorn Coast and surrounding regional areas, providing quality solutions for everything from automotive glass right through to earthmoving and heavy machinery glass.

If you’ve got a cracked windscreen, broken side glass, or need glass fitted to your machine, look no further than Dan and the team.

We’re incredibly grateful for their support of grassroots motorsport and for keeping our race cars and support vehicles looking their best. Not only do they back our team, but they’re always there when we need them, supplying all of our glass requirements and helping keep us in the game.

Please support the businesses that support our sport.

Thanks for coming on board, Dan, Niki and the Keppel Coast Windscreens crew. We appreciate everything you do!

🚙💨🏁

16/05/2026

🚨 PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT 🚨

It’s been alleged these persons have been impersonating respectable members of the TD42 community and uploading fake videos of TD42s “blowing up while walking.”

Authorities believe the suspects may be suffering from severe closet TD owner syndrome and could become highly emotional when exHave A Go Racingsan Patrols
* Mechanical injection pumps
* Excessive diesel smoke
* Mentions of “500hp reliable setup”

If you see these persons of interest, please report them immediately to the nearest LS The World community member and advise them of the suspects’ alleged closet addictions.

⚠️ DO NOT APPROACH ⚠️
Subjects may begin explaining why “common rail is superior” before suddenly pricing TD conversions online at 2am.

For further information contact:
📧 Closet Stoppers Investigation Unit
admin@HaveAGoRacing_td42theworld.com.au

Together we can stop fake walking TD42 propaganda.

15/05/2026

🚨 THE BOX OPENS 🚨

Inside:
One fully weaponised TD42 ready to make unhealthy boost noises and questionable financial decisions.

Have A Go Racing 🤝 Puzzle Piece Racing

10/05/2026

When your navi hits pro max

10/05/2026

While we were down south last weekend, we thought it was only fitting to let the Patrol loose on the Mooney Mooney Bridge.

Here’s a few things we noticed…

• Speed: Apparently we were doing “480… 480 mate”
• Vehicle: A fully worked Nissan Patrol allegedly passing Lamborghinis like they were parked.
• Handling: She started to “walk” a bit going into the clip, had to hang on for dear life.
• Observation: Other cars were supposedly doing 150km/h… and we were “straight past them mate.”
• Final verdict: Equal parts terrifying, impressive, and absolute Aussie folklore.

“F**king passing cars like they were standing fu***ng still, mate. Some of the cars are doing 150 mate. And I’m just straight past them mate. And I’m on the back wheels, yeah.”

Safe to say the Patrol earned legendary status that night.