The Latest Breaking News from Erebus Motorsport

The 26-year-old, who took his first title in the category after a season-long battle with Shane van Gisbergen last year, is understood to be on the brink of parting ways with the team after a major disagreement with team management.

Formula 1 is in the midst of its off-season like many other motorsport championships, but it really is not long until racing gets back underway.

While three Ford Mustang drivers, Cam Waters, David Reynolds and Thomas Randle fought for the win in the penultimate race of the year Kostecki, who started from pole position in his Erebus Motorsport Chevrolet Camaro, drove to a conservative sixth place, to assure himself of the title with Sunday’s race…

David Reynolds is a Supercars winner for the first time in five years after out-duelling series leader Brodie Kostecki in a thrilling end to the Gold Coast leg.

It's been a see-sawing race so far, with the #88 Triple Eight car, the #97 Triple Eight car and the #99 Erebus Motorsport Camaro.

The Ford squad was the last to finalise its enduro pairs, having signed Tander and Kevin Estre, but not formally assigned them to cars.

Fresh off the back of a first solo Supercars podium yesterday, Randle continued his rich form with an impressive pole for race 2 in the first of two back-to-back sessions.

Kostecki was forced to recover from a sluggish start from pole position, overhauling both Chaz Mostert and Thomas Randle in the first stint.

Brown recently negotiated an early exit from his Erebus contract, which was set to run until the end of next season, to join Triple Eight in 2024.

Le Brocq is set to join Erebus Motorsport next season as a replacement for Triple Eight-bound Will Brown.

Kostecki, who currently leads the Supercars standings with his Erebus Motorsport team, was entering this weekend's Indy Road Course event with Richard Childress Racing’s No. 33 Chevrolet team with no track time and little preparation.