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Legend calls for ‘open minds’ after iconic event ‘blown up’
One of the most popular tracks on the Supercars calendar will undergo wholesale changes ahead of its maiden hosting of MotoGP.
One of the most popular tracks on the Supercars calendar will undergo wholesale changes ahead of its maiden hosting of MotoGP.
The 2024 champion had virtually been racing with a parachute for much of the season.
Supercars co-driver Scott Pye has been spotted taking Will Brown’s Ford Mustang for a ride into the wall at a Red Bull demonstration.
The team claimed an undersized part was costing Will Brown as much as 1.5 tenths per lap. Supercars has now responded.
The young Brit is a surprise package of 2026, and has flagged a desire to race in Supercars in a huge coup for the Australian category.
Supercars organisers have called for an appeal after one of their rising stars was able to walk away scot-free from a regulation breach.
The team disappeared from the Supercars grid in 2019, but is being revived for a one-off start at the Great Race nine months after the death of its founder.
He was thrust into the car on Sunday morning with barely any notice, but Todd Hazelwood stunned the grid with a stellar drive.
Brodie Kostecki has been ruled out of Sunday’s racing after he collapsed out of his car after an “inspiring” drive to third on Saturday.
Matthew Payne was travelling at 280km/h when a rival who had just emerged from the pits started weaving all over the road.