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Mountain King: Van Gisbergen completes perfect weekend Newshub 28/02/2021 © Image - Getty; Video - Newshub Shane van Gisbergen Kiwi Shane van Gisbergen appears to be the man to beat the 2021 Supercars championship after completing a clean sweep of race wins on the opening weekend at Bathurst. The reigning 1000 champion is now the inaugural winner of the Mount Panorama 500 after a perfect two days of racing. Van Gisbergen scored an excellent race one win on Saturday and followed that with an even more impressive day out on Sunday. Starting from pole, the 2016 series champion was pipped to...

Team 18 unveils 2021 colours for Mark Winterbottom 2 months ago Team 18 has unveiled the livery that Mark Winterbottom will carry on his #18 Holden Commodore for the 2021 Supercars Championship season. “We are so proud to race the iconic colours of IRWIN Tools for the third year of our partnership and we feel this is our best livery turnout yet for the number 18 car,” said team owner Charlie Schwerkolt. “With the drivers, the crew and the technical nous behind us, we really have what it takes to become a top four team in this championship. “Frosty joined our team looking for an enviro...

Seven of Whincup's greatest rivalries Repco Supercars Championship By James Pavey Jamie Whincup's final full-time campaign in 2021 will see a list of long-standing rivalries come to an end, some which have been active for over a decade. The seven-time champion will take to the track in 2021 with three fellow former champions, one of which has been his teammate for four years. Ahead of Whincup's final full-time campaign, Supercars.com lists the seven-time champion's greatest rivals. Mark Winterbottom One of the defining rivalries of the modern era, Whi...

Tickford Racing has announced that Lee Holdsworth will leave the team ahead of the upcoming Supercars Championship season. “We are very grateful to have worked with Lee the past two seasons, and are equally saddened to confirm we will not be racing together in 2021,” said team manager Tim Edwards said. “Along with his ability … More »

10 things we learned in 2020 Repco Supercars Championship By James Pavey The 2020 Supercars season may have ended nearly three months ago, but it offered some key questions heading into 2021. Scott McLaughlin and Shell V-Power Racing again proved the class of the field, but the champion has left for IndyCar, and the Penske-Dick Johnson Racing alliance has come to a close. However, 2020 proved that several drivers and teams had the nous to outsmart and outpace the Shell Fords, with the Bathurst season finale just one example. The 2021 season is also se...