Paul Gover

Someone needs to step up fast to stop Shane van Gisbergen turning this year’s Supercars championship into a non-event. Gisbergen, who drives like a shark picking off defenceless bait fish, was unbeatable over three 36-lap races at the Sandown SuperSprint. A broken collarbone was supposed to give his rivals

Shane van Gisbergen did it again in Race 2 at the Sandown Supersprint. He had to battle for a while on a soaking wet track, but eventually drove past and away from Cam Waters as the podium was filled in exactly the same order as Saturday afternoon despite a 180-degree

There was a Great White hunting in Supercars waters at Sandown as Shane van Gisbergen savaged his rivals on the way to an extraordinary win in the first of three southern sprints. Not only was he carrying a nasty shoulder injury but The Shark also had to recover from a

Aboriginal Australia will provide the inspiration, motivation and activation for an all-new Indigenous Round in the 2021 Supercars championship. The Indigenous Round will be built around the annual trip to Hidden Valley in Darwin each year, starting from June 18-20 this year. Teams have done individual activations around the Darwin

Four numbers are dominating the build-up to the first two-day sprint meeting of the Supercars championship season. They are 11, 100, 400 and 7000. Anton de Pasquale has claimed 11 as his new main game racing number, Ford is aiming for its 100th pole position and 400th race win in