The Legends Behind the Lens
Tony Loxley has been one of Australia’s leading speedway photographers for decades, capturing some of the most iconic images of racers with unmatched passion and precision. Through his business, Full Throttle Publishing, Tony has also produced some of the finest motorsport publications available — showcasing the rich history, people, and machines that define the sport.
Daniel Keogh is a 20-year-old photographer based in Northern Rivers, NSW. Starting in photojournalism and live events with acts like The Wiggles and Birds of Tokyo, he’s now focused on motorsport — from 410 Sprintcars at Toowoomba to Formula 1 in Melbourne.
He covers tracks across SEQ and Northern NSW, partners with multiple speedway teams, and has built a strong online following with 60K+ monthly views. Passionate about grassroots racing, Daniel is quickly making his mark behind the lens in speedway.
Josh Cochrane may call himself an amateur, but his work tells a different story. Based in Western Australia, Josh covers motorsport across WA and the eastern states whenever he can — capturing the raw speed, chaos and emotion that make Sprintcars what they are. His talent behind the lens has quickly made him one of our most trusted contributors, providing many of the standout images used to showcase WA-based drivers in Sprintcar Trading Cards. A genuine passion for the sport shows in every shot he delivers.
Based in Melbourne, Noah Thorley is an automotive and motorsport photojournalist with six years behind the lens. He covers everything from street machines to national circuit racing, working with titles such as Street Machine and the Australian Drivers’ Championship.
Noah began photographing speedway in 2022 and now travels across Victoria and interstate capturing the sport’s energy, atmosphere, and culture. His goal is simple: to document motorsport in a way that preserves it for both current fans and future generations.
Jake Dunn is a passionate motorsports photographer and videographer, originally from the Northern Territory. His love for the sport began at a young age, attending Supercars events at his local round, where he quickly developed a desire to be closer to the action.
That passion turned into something more when he picked up a camera during a school event and shot his first local race. From that moment on, he hasn’t looked back.
Now based in Melbourne, Jake has spent the past five years building his experience across multiple tracks around Australia, from South Australia through to the Northern Territory. His work is driven by a genuine passion for the sport, capturing it the way he sees it — sideways, intense, beautiful, chaotic, and at times, heartbreaking.
