James MacDonald with strong chances in WDC at Cambridge

05 November 2025 | Jordyn Bublitz
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Gary Hall Jnr - Photo Courtesy of Gary Wild

Gary Hall Jnr - Photo Courtesy of Gary Wild

As the World Driving Championship (WDC) heads to Cambridge Raceway tonight, anticipation is building. 

With five competitive heats on the programme, seasoned race caller Aaron White reckons there’s one driver who looks especially well-placed to make an impact.

"At first glance, James MacDonald looks like he’s got the best pick," White said. "He looks like he’s in for a very good night with the horses he’s got."

 

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