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Stories complied by a range of Race News Contributors and Staff.

DOWNSHIFTING: Scott Pye

DOWNSHIFTING: Scott Pye

A win in the Sandown 500 and third in the big one at Bathurst gave Scott Pye easily his best season in Supercars in 2024. He is already pumped for another big year with The Bulls in addition to his work on the Apex Hunters United podcast. 1. What makes

BROWN ON THE PROWL

BROWN ON THE PROWL

Newly-crowned Supercars champion Will Brown will be chasing more success and silverware during the summer off-season – in New Zealand. He will be going back to his single-seater roots when he competes in the Formula Regional Oceania series across the Tasman. However, it’s unlikely he’ll add another championship crown

Darwin Postcard #4

Darwin Postcard #4

Chaz Mostert looks right at home in a side street in downtown Darwin. The vivid graffiti gallery is a perfect backdrop for the Moz-dog as he prepares for his 100th Supercars start at Hidden Valley. “I’m having a bit of down-time. What better place than somewhere with some cool

Darwin Postcard #3

Darwin Postcard #3

Cam Waters has a need… Darwin feeds his need with plenty of V8 speed as the Monster Mustang driver straps in for his annual sideways sprintcar slides. Instead of heading for a beach, or a boat, or a crocodile farm, he hits the oval just on dusk for some Top

Darwin Postcard #2

Darwin Postcard #2

Top End attractions are keeping the Supercars drivers and crews busy during the brief break between race weekends at Hidden Valley. While the mechanics and engineers prepare the Supercars for action, ahead of a mid-week break for most of the teams, the drivers are already powering into a range of

Darwin Postcard #1

Darwin Postcard #1

Take that! Scott McLaughlin shows his skill with the bat as Fabian Coulthard goes for the gloves during down-time in Darwin. With a week to fill between the two legs of the double-header at Hidden Valley, the Supercars stars swap helmets and gloves for bat-and-ball during a friendly cricket session

Re-writing History At Bathurst

Re-writing History At Bathurst

The history of Bathurst could have taken another a very different path if Holden had stayed with the big banger Monaro after its victory in 1969. History says the red lion brand switched to the pocket rocket Torana XU1, but there were also plans for a GTS 350 for Bathurst