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Brown Bags A Bathurst Pole Sitter

Brown Bags A Bathurst Pole Sitter

A Bathurst pole-sitter will be carrying rapid rookie Will Brown through his first Supercars championship weekend at Sandown. It’s the Holden Commodore that David Reynolds used to qualify quickest at Mount Panorama in 2018, now fully rebuild and refurbished after Luke Youlden’s disastrous smash a year later. The

Slade Has Supercars Marriage Of Inconvenience

Slade Has Supercars Marriage Of Inconvenience

When Tim Slade rolls out at Sandown Park next week they could be playing the Bridal Chorus for the first appearance of his CoolDrive Mustang. It’s a case of ’something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue’ for the car that is replacing the Mustang that was almost

Supercars Molly Going Global

Supercars Molly Going Global

The rookie of the year on Supercars television, Molly Taylor, is living her life like a game of Tetris. In addition to media career working a microphone in the pitlane at Supercars and TCR meetings, she is also competing in three different forms of motorsport through season 2021 topped by

Boost Brothers In New Battle

Boost Brothers In New Battle

The newest rivalry in Supercars is the sibling stoush between the Boost brothers. James Courtney and Brodie Kostecki are both being backed by the Boost boss, Peter Adderton, through 2021 but things will change after that. “I’ve them, at the end of the year, one of the guys is

Brake Drama In Supercars

Brake Drama In Supercars

The lights are going out in Supercars and some drivers are not happy about it. A rule tweak has removed the early warning system for brake lock-ups, as well as excessive wheel-spin, leaving drivers with a smaller technical safety net for quick and consistent laps. It resulted in a string

SVG Is So Very Good

SVG Is So Very Good

Four years ago, Shane van Gisbergen made a perfect start to the Supercars Championship on the streets of Adelaide but finished just short of the title. Now he has done it again, sweeping the Mount Panorama 500, but without the threat of Scott McLaughlin as his primary rival through the

Slade Out Until Sandown

Slade Out Until Sandown

Don’t bother looking for the CoolDrive Mustang at Bathurst today. The battered remains of the car that Tim Slade hustled onto the front row for the Mount Panorama 500, and then used to pressure Will Davison for a potential podium on Saturday afternoon, are in no shape for racing.