The Latest Breaking News from Mark Skaife

Warburton exits Supercars CEO role after nine months

James Warburton has stood down as Supercars CEO by "mutual agreement", leaving the sport searching for its second new boss in the space of a year.

AAP · Apr 2

Why Toyota’s arrival is a game changer for Supercars

It was a grey Sunday 32 years ago when Mark Skaife and Jim Richards stood on the top step of the podium. It was an emotional moment; not only had the Bathurst 1000 been cut short by a torrential storm, the drivers had learned only hours earlier that Denny Hulme,…

Autosport · Sep 25, 2024

The winding road that took an Australian F1 prospect to Supercars stardom

James Courtney announced his retirement by accident – on the television news. With his eyes set on a career in real estate, it made sense for the 44-year-old to plug the Gold Coast firm he was joining and talk up his expertise. But in doing so, he also stated that…

Autosport · Sep 12, 2024

Skaife responds to van Gisbergen Supercars furore

Skaife took public aim at reigning Supercars champion Shane van Gisbergen on Sunday evening after the second Newcastle race when the Kiwi refused to engage with media following his victory.

Autosport · Mar 16, 2023

How unnecessary off-track drama overshadowed Supercars' Gen3 debut

The Newcastle 500 should have gone down as a great success for Supercars. The Aussie category last weekend pulled off something that just weeks ago seemed impossible. Its teams delivered 25 reliable, beautiful, and actually quite fast Gen3 cars for the first round of the new season. The racing was…

Autosport · Mar 15, 2023

Van Gisbergen, Feeney stripped of one-two finish in opening Supercars race

The Red Bull Ampol drivers have been 'excluded' from the race results.

Newcastle Herald · Mar 11, 2023

2023 S5000 field taking shape

Joey Mawson is taking aim at a third straight S5000 crown this year while Super2 regular Matt McLean will also join the open-wheel series.

Motorsport · Feb 16, 2023

Walkinshaw confirms Ford Supercars switch

The long-running association between the Walkinshaw name and Holden is set to end with confirmation the Supercars team will be racing Fords from 2023 onwards.

AAP · May 6, 2022

Supercars names its new CEO, Skaife joins the Commission

Shane Howard will replace Sean Seamer as the CEO of Supercars at the beginning of next month.

Autosport · Jan 17, 2022