Supercars

GMSV has confirmed the new Chevrolet Corvette E-Ray hybrid supercar will be coming to Australia. The latest Chevrolet Corvette matches […]

Gordon Murray’s latest three-seat supercar project makes its first public appearance to a crowd of enthusiasts. Gordon Murray’s screaming T.50 […]

  Czinger’s hypo racer breaks Laguna Seca record. Czinger has cut two seconds from the standing Laguna Seca record held […]

COVID-19 and supply chain problems push back debut for Camaro and new Mustang by more than six months. Supercars fans […]

GMSV confirms that interested buyers can now put down money on a new Chevrolet C8 Corvette. General Motors Specialty Vehicles […]

Australian F1 star Daniel Ricciardo is odds on to race at this year’s Bathurst 1000. Daniel Ricciardo could finally get […]

DJR Team Penske and Tickford Racing get the stamp needed from Supercars Australia to go racing with the Ford Mustang in 2019.

Nissan Australia has announced today that it will exit Supercars at the end of this season, five years after it first entered the series with Kelly Racing in 2013.

The Ford Mustang has been confirmed as a starter for the 2019 Supercars season, a partnership between Ford Performance, DJR Team Penske, and Tickford Racing.

The all-new Red Bull Holden Racing Team Commodore Supercar was revealed yesterday on Sydney Harbour… on a floating barge.

…That’s a statement that would have been sacrilegious to my younger self, but the world and I have changed, so, is there really any point to performance cars?

A look back at the Supercars season before it ends this weekend… we’re expecting Shane van Gisbergen will take the title, but…