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The wait has been arduous since the Supercars championship last turned a wheel in anger at the Townsville SuperSprint in July, with the COVID-19 pandemic having halted the series due to states and territories locking down in response to outbreaks. Despite the lack of racing, there has been plenty to discuss around Supercars, with a […]
On this day: Pither’s surprise pole at Queensland Raceway Repco Supercars Championship By Charlie Bullis In a shock result for the Super Black Racing rookie, Chris Pither netted his first-ever Supercars ARMOR ALL pole position at the 2016 Ipswich SuperSprint. The New Zealand driver clocked a 1:10.0737 lap in the final moments of the 15-minute session, to trump his Prodrive Racing teammate Chaz Mostert by 0.051s. Only 25 cars took part in qualifying for Race 16, with Scott Pye’s car undergoing repairs following a heavy crash during practice. T...
On this day: career-defining title charge begins at Winton Repco Supercars Championship By James Pavey The next venue of the 2021 Repco Supercars Championship has been a happy hunting ground for Mark Winterbottom. No active driver has more wins at Winton Motor Raceway than Winterbottom, whose four victories are matched by Jamie Whincup. Whincup and Red Bull Ampol Racing don’t have an affinity with the rural Victorian circuit; he hasn’t won there since 2012, and the team since 2017 through Shane van Gisbergen. WATCH: RACE 10 HIGHLIGHTS IN 2015 Winterbo...
Dick Johnson Racing is back on top after the defending team’s champions took their first win of the 2021 Supercars season, courtesy of new recruit Anton de Pasquale with Will Davison making it a one-two finish. After losing their three-time championship winning driver Scott McLaughlin at the conclusion last year, the Staplyton based squad found … More »
Heimgartner stuns with dominant Tailem Bend pole Repco Supercars Championship By James Pavey Andre Heimgartner has claimed a second career pole in a major boilover at The Bend Motorsport Park. Heimgartner was the defining runner in wet conditions, with the Kelly Grove Racing driver scoring his second career pole. It opens the door for Heimgartner to end his 160-race wait for victory, having claimed a podium at The Bend last September. Chaz Mostert, who won the last race at Symmons Plains, was two tenths adrift of Heimgartner’s 2:07.856s, with Erebus...