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The Seven Network has become the only realistic free-to-air broadcast partner for Supercars. Seven became the unbackable front-runner today when the boss of Foxtel, Patrick Delaney, confirmed a new eight-year deal with the Australian Rugby League Commission including the Nine Network. With the cashed-strapped Ten Network already out of the

Scott McLaughlin and Shane van Gisbergen are at it again, fighting for first in a new Supercars arena. Their new battleground is social media, an extension of their existing conflicts in the real world and the virtual realm of the BP Supercars All Stars Eseries. Social media is more important

It only takes two dogs to make a fight and it’s been that way in motorsport from the start. Bob Jane punched Allan Moffat after a biff-and-bang on-track encounter at Warwick Farm in the 1970s and Greg Murphy and Marcos Ambrose almost came to blows at Bathurst more than

James Courtney is talking like a kid again as he prepares to fire up in a Boost Mustang for the rebooted 2020 Supercars season. He sounds more like a 10-year-old rookie karter than a 39-year-old Supercars veteran as he unwraps the packaging around the new deal that puts him into

A full-bore Bathurst with a packed grid of more than 40 cars is one of the proposals to put more punch into the return to Supercars racing in 2020. The seven-time winner of The Great Race, Triple Eight team boss Roland Dane, believes maximum action is essential for a race