The 2024 Shannons SpeedSeries opened in thrilling fashion at Phillip Island with close racing, strong crowds, and standout performances across five premier sports car categories, setting the stage for a competitive season ahead.

The Fanatec GT World Challenge Australia Pro-Am heads to Phillip Island with just twenty points separating the top five teams after three rounds, with Arise Racing's Liam Talbot and Chaz Mostert leading the standings, followed closely by Melbourne Performance Centre's Brad Schumacher and Will Brown.

The Fanatec GT World Challenge Australia returns to Shell V-Power Motorsport Park with 17 crews and five manufacturers, featuring top drivers like Chaz Mostert and Will Brown, alongside the Trico Trans Am Series debuting with a competitive lineup including James Golding and reigning champion James Moffat.

The kickoff of the 2024 GT racing season witnessed not only a gripping battle in the Fanatec GT World Challenge Powered By AWS, where Liam Talbot and Chaz Mostert clinched a thrilling victory, but also intense competition across other categories, with Brad Harris dominating the Supercheap Auto TCR Australia Series with back-to-back wins, and George Miedecke and Rylan Gray making history in the Monochrome GT4 Australia Series by guiding the Ford Mustang GT4 to its first-ever global competitive victories.

The Ford Mustang 60 Years Race Phillip Island weekend promises intense racing action with the Trico Trans Am Series, Fanatec GT World Challenge Australia, and Monochrome GT4 Australia series headlining a field of top drivers and manufacturers.

Matt Campbell led Porsche to a sensational victory at the Repco Bathurst 12 Hour, overcoming challenges and fierce competition to claim his second triumph at the prestigious event.

Australian driver Aaron Cameron, displaying promising performance in his debut at Sandown, is set to complete the Dunlop Super2 Series season, racing in Bathurst and Adelaide, a significant milestone in his motorsport journey. Despite limited Supercar experience, Cameron's successful debut secured him a prolonged run in the Super2 series, with high anticipation for his upcoming races, particularly at the iconic Bathurst track, where he has previously excelled in various racing categories.

In a weekend filled with thrilling motorsport action at Sandown, the Supercheap Auto TCR Australia Series featured Bailey Sweeny securing his maiden pole position in an intensely competitive qualifying session, followed by Tony D'Alberto's triumph in Race 1, Sweeny's comeback in Race 2, and his clinching of the weekend win in Race 3; meanwhile, James Moffat dominated the National Trans Am Series with a clean sweep of victories, and the Australian Formula Open saw Ryan How and Trent Grubel engage in intense competition across their races.

The Supercheap Auto TCR Australia field is gearing up for an exciting Sandown round, with HMO Customer Racing Hyundai teammates Josh Buchan and Bailey Sweeny separated by just one point in the standings. Australian Formula Open will also feature 13 entries, including seven F3 and six F4 drivers, with Trent Grubel leading the series and an intense battle for third place. Production Cars and Monochrome GT4 Australia Series will showcase 22 cars in total, with seven GT4 entries and 16 competitors in the Australian Production Cars field. National Trans Am Series will join the action at Sandown, with James Moffat leading the championship and Super2 pilot Elly Morrow making her debut in the series.

MARC Cars Australia is set to debut at Sandown International Raceway with the Shannons SpeedSeries event, introducing its unique category to the prestigious race lineup, offering a diverse racing experience across three classes, including MARC I, MARC II, and MARC GT cars, while Category Manager Matt Baragwanath expresses excitement for the event and highlights the added appeal of the GT component's debut and the dynamic battles witnessed in the recent Sydney Motorsport Park round.