Polestar has announced it will operated as “a dynamic and independent enterprise” under Volvo’s ownership and produce more performance cars and continue its V8 Supercars involvement.

Paul ‘The Dude’ Morris has been announced as one of the Australian drivers to race a Stadium Super Truck in the two race series to be held in Australia later this year.

Robby Gordon’s Stadium Super Trucks are coming back to Australia for a “serious” two-round series, with a one-off event planned for October.

Michael Caruso’s Number 23 NISMO Nissan Altima V8 Supercar will run at this weekend’s Castrol Townsville 400 in GT Academy colours.

2014 V8 Supercars runner-up, Shane van Gisbergen has signed with McLaren GT for 2015 and will compete in the Blancpain Endurance Series this year.

PIRTEK has announced it will again sponsor Marcos Ambrose and the new DJR Team Penske for the 2015 V8 Supercars season.

Prodrive Racing’s Chaz Mostert finished the Super Test with the fastest lap and heads into the Clipsal 500 confident of a strong performance at Clipsal 500.

The Pepsi max Crew has launched the final ever Ford Falcon V8 Supercar onboard Royal Australian Navy flagship HMAS Canberra.

Lexus is expected to announce today (Feb 6) that its 2015 RC-F will become the new safety car for the 2015 V8 Supercar Championship.

Nissan Australia has announced Michael Caruso will compete in the 2015 V8 Supercar Championships in the global motorsport colours of Nissan and NISMO.

Monster Energy returns to V8 Supercars, partnering with Holden Racing Team for the 2015 V8 Supercars Championship.

Prodrive Racing Australia has revealed the Ford Falcon FG X V8 Supercar – the last-ever Ford-backed V8 Supercar will get its public debut in February.

Volvo says it will exit the Swedish Touring Car Championship and could pull out of V8 Supercars after 2016 as “motorsport does not conform with our brand”.

V8 Supercars has announced it will allow turbocharged four-cylinder and six-cylinder cars, as well as V8s from 2017 under its new Gen2 Supercar blueprint, but is it a good idea?

Ford Australia has announced it will no longer support Ford Performance Racing beyond the end of the 2015 V8 Supercars season.