The 2025 Supercars Championship burst into life at Symmons Plains Raceway with a chaotic but compelling Saturday featuring two qualifying sessions and a pair of high-stakes races. The Tasmania Super 440’s tight and technical layout delivered drama at every turn, with Broc Feeney claiming a dominant double victory, Bryce Fullwood scoring a podium, and PremiAir Racing collecting two top ten finishes despite mixed fortunes across both garages.
Day one of the Tasmania Super 440 at Symmons Plains Raceway delivered a flurry of lap times, setup experiments, and varied fortunes across the Supercars and Super2 fields. With crisp conditions and a narrow, technical circuit pushing teams to chase perfection in the smallest margins, Friday’s dual practice sessions provided a compelling preview of what’s to come across the weekend.
From tribute laps to haka performances, fan zones, and support categories, the Taupō round brought international-standard motorsport energy back to the Kiwi motorsport faithful. Photo: Penrite Racing
The second round of the 2025 Repco Supercars Championship unfolded at Melbourne’s Albert Park Circuit, coinciding with the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix.
The 2025 Repco Supercars Championship roared into action at Sydney Motorsport Park with the Thrifty Sydney 500, setting the tone for what promises to be a thrilling season. Photo by Jack Martin.
Andre Heimgartner’s R&J Batteries Camaro has broken cover revealing the 2024 warpaint of the #8 Brad Jones Racing Chevrolet.
Embarking on its 2024 Teams and Drivers Championship defence, Erebus Motorsport has reinforced its team structure with a look to the future, led by the formidable pairing of Brodie Kostecki and George Commins.
Brad Jones Racing will field two cars in the Dunlop Super2 Series for the 2024 season, at the hands of rookies Elliott Cleary and Cody Gillis.
Queensland-based Toyota 86 young gun Jarrod Hughes will join the Erebus Academy for 2024 driving for Image Racing, while 2023 Super3 Champion Jobe Stewart will graduate to Super2 for Erebus Motorsport
Mirko De Rosa has joined PremiAir Racing in another boost for its engineering line-up ahead of the 2024 Supercars Championship season start.
