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The WA government wants to build a motorsport street track near Optus Stadium, but the idea has been met with stiff resistance by local residents.

Will Brown, 26, is the defending champion of the Australian Supercars Series. He has eleven career wins and finished third in last year's Bathurst 1000. In addition to his impressive Supercars career, Brown is also a two-time class winner of the Bathurst 12 Hours.

Supercars has announced that it will have two events in New Zealand from next year.

Jack Perkins, 38, has over 150 starts in Australian Supercars, winning the 2015 Gold Coast 600 Race #2 as a co-driver to James Courtney. He is a veteran of 19 Bathurst 1000s, earning a podium result there in 2019. His father, Larry Perkins, is a six-time winner of the iconic…

Jack Perkins, son of six-time Bathurst 1000 winner Larry Perkins, will become the latest Supercars driver to test their mettle against NASCAR stars.

Supercars are tapping into New Zealand's motorsport fan base, with the Australian touring car category hosting a double-header across the Tasman in 2026.

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James Warburton has been appointed as the new Supercars chief executive, returning to the touring car series for his second stint in the top job.

Matt Payne has emerged from a battle of different strategies to take out the third Supercars race at Symmons Plains.

Grove Racing ace Matt Payne has claimed the final sprint in Tasmania with a sensational drive, denying Triple Eight rival Broc Feeney by 0.0550 seconds.

Toyota has confirmed that its second Supercars team in 2026 will be Brad Jones Racing.