The Latest Breaking News from Supercars

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.

Supercars will hold four cars back following this weekend's The Bend SuperSprint, with a car each from Tickford Racing, Dick Johnson Racing, Triple Eight and Erebus.

The race-winning Kiwi was thought to be one of two key contenders for the seat that it set to be vacated by Nick Percat at the end of the current season, along with promising rookie Ryan Wood.

Motorsport.com exclusively revealed that Stanaway was in the frame for a Grove Racing yesterday, amid a frantic Supercars silly season.

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

The series will stage its final single-driver round ahead of the endurance races, with three solo sprint races at the newly-renamed Shell V-Power Motorsport Park.

The series will make the first of two trips to South Australia with what has become an annual trek to Tailem Bend.

Stanaway seems set to make his full-time Supercars return alongside fellow New Zealander Matt Payne at Grove Racing.

Van Gisbergen’s exit from Supercars was all but a formality, with Triple Eight managing director Jamie Whincup stating in July that he won’t stand in the way of the Kiwi after he revealed his intention to make a full-time move to NASCAR in the wake of his Cup Series victory…