The Latest Breaking News from Supercars

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…

A superb Goodwood Revival and Adrian Newey’s move to Aston Martin make the cover of this week’s Autosport magazine, out today (12 September).There’s no doubt that Newey is the greatest Formula 1 designer of his generation and possibly of all time. Several teams tried to gain his services after he…

Supercars veteran Mark Winterbottom's future in the sport remains unclear after he was axed by Team 18 in favour of Anton De Pasquale.

One of Australia's most influential motorsport engineers, Campbell Little, has passed away after a battle with pancreatic cancer.

Supercars racer James Courtney has revealed he did not mean to announce his impending retirement from motor racing in the manner that he did.

Supercars' governing body will investigate a heated encounter between Tickford racer Thomas Randle and the manager of a rival team after a dramatic race 18.

An emotional Thomas Randle was barred from entering a rival garage to apologise to young gun Broc Feeney after crashing into him in a dramatic Supercars finish.

Cam Waters consolidated on a solid Saturday to win the 18th and final Sprint race of the 2024 Supercars season at Symmons Plains on Sunday.

As Tickford teammate Thomas Randle caused chaos behind him, Cam Waters has sealed his third win of the season to boost his Supercars title prospects.