Supercars

Tim Slade and Andre Heimgartner formed a surprise second row, Slade jumping five spots from his qualifying result. Will Brown and Will Davison ended up fifth ...

This is a modal window. This is a modal window. Van Gisbergen blew his rivals out of the water with a 1:29.550s, and with a Davison error at Turn 8, only De Pasquale could prevent the champion pole. "It’s always a good place to start the first race of the year," De Pasquale said. End of dialog window. Beginning of dialog window.

The Supercars board consisting of Chairman Barclay Nettlefold, Stephen Macaw, John McMellan, Barry Rogers, and Mark Skaife met on Wednesday and among other ...

I look forward to being a conduit between the board and the teams throughout the year. “I would like to congratulate Ryan and Stephen and look forward to working with both in the future.” The Supercars board consisting of Chairman Barclay Nettlefold, Stephen Macaw, John McMellan, Barry Rogers, and Mark Skaife met on Wednesday and among other matters, considered and confirmed the appointment of Ryan Walkinshaw and Stephen Grove as board observers.

Supercars drivers took to the fan zone at Sydney Motorsport Park on Saturday for the return of the popular signing session. The first signing session of the ...

This is a modal window. This is a modal window. Beginning of dialog window.

Anton De Pasquale has taken provisional pole position for Race 1 of the Repco Supercars Championship in a Shell V-Power Racing Team qualifying one-two at ...

Holden Commodore ZB Holden Commodore ZB Holden Commodore ZB Holden Commodore ZB Holden Commodore ZB Holden Commodore ZB Holden Commodore ZB Holden Commodore ZB Holden Commodore ZB Holden Commodore ZB Holden Commodore ZB Holden Commodore ZB

Shell V-Power Racing drivers Anton De Pasquale and Will Davison have made the perfect start to the 2022 Supercars championship, finishing one-two in the ...

Bathurst champion Chaz Mostert was also unable to find the right pace in the shootout and will start the race from P8. Van Gisbergen's teenage teammate Broc Feeney, racing for the first time as the replacement to retired seven-time champion Jamie Whincup, will start from 10th. Ford youngster Jake Kostecki had an eventful run in the earlier qualifying session, going off the track early and onto the slippery wet grass before then being handed a three-place grid penalty for impeding Heimgartner later in the session -- the Tickford Racing driver will start from the back row. Ford's Tim Slade was the big mover in the shootout, having qualified for it eighth, he will start the race third on the grid after his 1:29.9475 lap. De Pasquale's teammate Will Davison made an error on his shootout lap, locking up his rear brakes in the middle sector and it proved costly as he ws just sixth fastest. Red Bull Ampol Racing's van Gisbergen will start from second on the grid for the 77-lap race under lights after his flying lap of 1:29.5504. "That was cool," the New Zealander told Fox Sports. "That was one of the best laps I've ever done round here, I even did a little fist bump, but Anton and Ludo's (Lacroix, De Pasquale's engineer) set-up -- they're just awesome here since Scotty (McLaughlin) days. Ford's Anton De Pasquale has begun the 2022 Supercars championship by sealing pole position for Saturday's 300km season-opening race at Sydney Motorsport Park. The Shell V-Power Racing star -- who recorded seven poles at the Eastern Creek-based circuit last year -- clocked a 1 minute 29.3599 second lap in Saturday's top 10 shootout to pip Holden rival Shane van Gisbergen to P1. "Good place to start the first race of the year," De Pasquale told Fox Sports. "We'll see how this 300km goes later tonight.

The board consists of chairman Barclay Nettlefold, six-time Bathurst 1000 winner Mark Skaife, the Australian Racing Group's John McMellan and Barry Rogers, as ...

Supercars has confirmed Ryan Walkinshaw and Stephen Grove have joined the Supercars board as team representatives. Earlier this week, the aforementioned existing members met to consider and confirm Walkinshaw and Grove as board observers. Ryan Walkinshaw (left) and Stephen Grove have joined the Supercars board as team observers