James Courtney delivered Blanchard Racing Team’s first-ever Supercars podium in an emotional and strategic drive at Perth, marking a milestone in his final full-time season.

Will Brown, fresh off his Supercars championship, will join Kaulig Racing for a one-off NASCAR Cup Series appearance at the 2025 Chicago street race, aiming to take on Shane van Gisbergen and other Cup stars.

Matt Payne claimed a stunning victory in Tasmania's Supercars Race 13, narrowly beating Broc Feeney by 0.05 seconds in a dramatic finish after bold pit strategy and intense final-lap defence.

Brad Jones Racing has joined Toyota as the second team to field four GR Supra Supercars in the 2026 Repco Supercars Championship.

Team 18 has been appointed as Chevrolet Racing’s new Supercars homologation team, forming a strategic alliance with General Motors and other Chevy teams following Triple Eight’s switch to Ford.

Race 7 of the MSS Security Melbourne SuperSprint was abandoned due to heavy rain after only two laps behind the Safety Car, preventing any points from being awarded and securing Will Brown his second consecutive Larry Perkins Trophy.

Cameron Hill secured his maiden Supercars victory in a dramatic, safety car-disrupted Race 5 at the MSS Security Melbourne SuperSprint, leading a surprise Matt Stone Racing one-two finish ahead of Nick Percat.

Broc Feeney secured a commanding victory in an action-packed Race 4 at Albert Park, leading a Red Bull Ampol one-two while Cam Waters stormed from 22nd to sixth in a dramatic Supercars showdown.

Cam Waters's dominant clean sweep in Sydney not only cements him as the early Supercars championship favourite but also signals a major resurgence for Ford, potentially shifting the balance of power away from Chevrolet.

Triple Eight Race Engineering will return to Ford from the 2026 Supercars season, reviving their previous partnership and becoming Ford’s homologation team, marking a major shift in Australian motorsport.

The 2024 Supercars Championship was a thrilling season marked by Will Brown's Drivers' Championship win with Red Bull Ampol Racing, Triple Eight's continued dominance, and memorable races like the Bathurst 1000, showcasing fierce competition in the Supercars Championship

Will Brown clinched the 2024 Supercars Championship title with a strategic drive to second place behind teammate Broc Feeney in the Adelaide 500 opener, marking a triumphant 1-2 finish for Triple Eight.

Will Brown and Broc Feeney, teammates at Triple Eight Race Engineering, face off in a thrilling Supercars championship finale at the Adelaide 500, with Brown's consistent podium finishes giving him a points edge, but Feeney needing a flawless weekend to potentially steal the title.

PremiAir Nulon Racing has signed Richie Stanaway to race full-time in the 2025 Supercars Championship, replacing the retiring Tim Slade and reuniting Stanaway with former teammate James Golding.

Toyota will enter the Supercars Championship in 2026 with a V8-powered GR Supra, partnering with Walkinshaw Andretti United, marking the brand's return to Australian touring car racing.

The 2024 Repco Supercars Championship heats up as co-drivers join the mix at the upcoming Penrite Oil Sandown 500, adding new dynamics to the title fight between Will Brown, Chaz Mostert, Broc Feeney, and Cam Waters, with crucial points and high stakes on the line.

Reigning Supercars champion Brodie Kostecki will join Dick Johnson Racing in 2025, partnering Will Davison as the team aims to return to championship contention after the departure of Anton De Pasquale.

Mark Winterbottom will depart Team 18 at the end of the 2024 Supercars season, with Anton de Pasquale set to replace him for 2025, marking de Pasquale's first time racing a Chevrolet after four seasons with Dick Johnson Racing.

Penrite Racing has signed 19-year-old Super2 champion Kai Allen, forming the youngest driver pairing on the Repco Supercars Championship grid with Matt Payne, and adding intrigue to the driver market.

Richie Stanaway will part ways with Penrite Racing at the end of the 2024 season, marking a significant shift in the Supercars landscape as teams and drivers prepare for a busy silly season with multiple high-profile contracts expiring.