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Supercars Doubles Down In Townsville

Supercars Doubles Down In Townsville

The Supercars double-header in Townsville is go. The ’new normal’ for Supercars, where each track hosts back-to-back meetings, will be repeated on the street circuit in far-north Queensland. But the twin-win in Townsville is a loss for Queensland Raceway which will not, after all, rejoin the 2020 series. Supercars headquarters

Supercars Get a New Queensland Stopover

Supercars Get a New Queensland Stopover

Racing is likely to return to Queensland Raceway as Supercars continues to reshape and refine its 2020 calendar. The northern winter swing by the Supercars circus is now expected to fill the available dates until the Bathurst 1000 in October, as well as keeping southern squads away from the border

Supercars Cash Splash

Supercars Cash Splash

The price of success in Supercars today is $10,000. That’s the bounty put on the top step of the podium by live-wire Boost boss Peter Adderton. But there is a catch – the bonus money is only available to one of his Boost-backed drivers. Adderton, who lives in Los

Supercars From The Grandstand

Supercars From The Grandstand

Only 1000 eager fans were allowed into the grandstand at Sydney Motorsport Park but Peter Bink was one of them. The grizzled veteran, who once starred in speedway and still track races for fun, says the view was great and the racing was even better. “The racing was unreal, with

Race 12: View From The Couch

Race 12: View From The Couch

Softly, softly worked perfectly for Jack le Brocq as he survived immense pressure to score his first Supercars win at Sydney Motorsport Park. The youngster in the Tickford Mustang led for the meat of the race and used two sets of soft-compound Dunlop tyres to scoop the final prize on

Race 11: The View From The Couch

Race 11: The View From The Couch

Nick Percat did it again at Sydney Motorsport Park. Using the same tactics that snared him a welcome win on the first Supercars sprint in Sydney, taking soft-compound Dunlop tyres for both legs of the 32-lap battle, he won the second of three races in the harbour-side city. Shane van

The View From The Couch

The View From The Couch

A tasty game of rubber roulette delivered as promised under lights at Sydney Motorsport Park. Plenty of people gambled and lost, a few gambled and won, and Scott McLaughlin played the odds to bank another win. The Supercars stoush delivered a number of leaders, bumps and battle groups, winners and