Anton De Pasquale secured the final Sandown spot by 18 points as Ryan Wood, Kai Allen and Jack Le Brocq were eliminated from the Finals Series.

Broc Feeney won the Gold Coast 500 finale, while late pit stops helped Anton De Pasquale advance to Sandown and eliminated Ryan Wood from the Finals Series.

Chaz Mostert won the wet Gold Coast 500 opener by more than 23 seconds, earning a place in the next stage of the Supercars Finals Series.

Broc Feeney and Will Brown will race in Red Bull Ampol Racing’s Summer Edition livery at the Gold Coast 500.

Supercars will return to Phillip Island in 2027 on a five-year deal, with the circuit expected to host a Finals Series round between the Gold Coast and Adelaide.

Cooper Murray will replace Declan Fraser at PremiAir Racing from the Gold Coast 500, while Jarrod Hughes is expected to take over Murray’s Erebus seat.

Brodie Kostecki and Todd Hazelwood turned a late pit-stop setback into a dramatic Bathurst 1000 victory after Anton De Pasquale ran out of fuel on the final lap.

Chaz Mostert and Fabian Coulthard charged from 11th to win the Bend 500 and lead Toyota to a remarkable one-three finish on its Supercars endurance debut.

Broc Feeney dominated the Ipswich finale and capitalised on Matt Payne’s engine failure to claim the 2026 Repco Sprint Cup.

Will Brown charged through a chaotic Ipswich finale to claim his first Supercars victory of 2026 and end a winless run lasting more than 12 months.

Matt Payne survived a late Safety Car restart to win a chaotic Perth opener, extend his championship lead and secure Ford’s 2026 manufacturers’ title.

Matt Payne’s Perth victory secured Ford its first Supercars Champion Manufacturer title since 2020 with 14 races still remaining.

Brodie Kostecki dominated the Townsville finale to claim his sixth victory of 2026 and move back into the championship’s top three.

Aaron Seton will honour his family’s racing history by carrying a modern version of father Glenn’s 1993 championship-winning livery during his Townsville Supercars wildcard.

Anton De Pasquale used Team 18’s bold fuel strategy to win the Darwin finale, while third-placed Cam Waters secured the Triple Crown.

Kai Allen converted Penrite Racing’s bold strategy into a dominant 8.6-second Darwin victory ahead of Cam Waters and Brodie Kostecki.

Cam Waters survived a one-lap sprint to lead an all-Ford podium in Darwin and end a 47-race Supercars victory drought.

Andre Heimgartner ended a lengthy winless streak with a dominant Race 15 victory in Tasmania, delivering Brad Jones Racing and Toyota a breakthrough result as championship drama unfolded behind him.

Chaz Mostert delivered a statement victory in Race 14 at Tasmania, securing his first win of 2026 and giving Walkinshaw TWG Racing and Toyota another breakthrough result in the championship fight.

Matt Payne has delivered a commanding performance at the ITM Christchurch Super 440, producing one of the most dominant drives of the 2026 Repco Supercars Championship season to claim victory in Race 12.