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Peter Bol is back. After clocking a slick 1:44.86 at the Sydney Track Classic, he’s returning to Stawell for the 1000m Invitational Handicap. Last year’s epic finish in torrential rain is still fresh in everyone’s minds, and this Easter long weekend, Bol’s got one thing on his mind: unfinished business.

As Easter approaches, and the anticipation surrounding the Powercor Stawell Gift ramps up, we spoke to Tim Delahunty, a strong competitor with high hopes for making the final this year.  A familiar face at Stawell, Tim has been racing since he was 15. At his first Stawell appearance he impressed

Kayla Montagner’s Stawell dream: From the Far North to Australia’s richest footrace For Far North Queensland sprinter Kayla Montagner, the Powercor Stawell Gift is a tradition, a passion, and an annual pilgrimage. Despite living nearly 3,000 kilometers from Central Park, the 27-year-old will return to Stawell this Easter for the

Four of South Australia’s top pro sprinters are gearing up for the 2025 Powercor Stawell Gift, with strong form and recent victories marking them ones to watch. Representing coach Paul Young’s Young Guns Track Squad (YGTS), Michael Moschou, John Evans, Jesse Cordoma, and Corey Baker have each secured key wins

Jess Mead is no stranger to the Powercor Stawell Gift atmosphere. A teammate of current Women’s Gift champion Chloe Mannix-Power, Jess is preparing for her third appearance at Central Park, and the 22-year-old sprinter is gaining momentum as a strong contender to herself reach the Powercor Women’s Gift final. With