Aaron Noonan

2 weeks ago | v8sleuth.com.au | Aaron Noonan

MONSTER Tickford Mustang pilot Cam Waters still holds aspirations to race in NASCAR, however he’s confirmed he won’t be joining the field for the upcoming Chicago street race Cup Series event. The Ford ace had been linked to an appearance in Chicago, however won’t be joining fellow Supercars racer Will Brown and former Supercars champ Shane van Gisbergen on the grid for the July 6 event. The Chicago street race event is the weekend prior to the NTI Townsville 500 Supercars event.

1 month ago | v8sleuth.com.au | Aaron Noonan

TRIPLE Eight Race Engineering’s first Gen3 Mustang chassis marks the beginning of a new era for the Queensland-based team but it also signifies a milestone for Supercars with this era of car. The Gen3 era of the category has hit the half century given the Triple Eight chassis – that is set to become the team’s first Ford Mustang and follow in the wheel tracks of a range of Falcon, Commodore and Camaro race cars – is the 50th Gen3 Supercars chassis produced.

1 month ago | v8sleuth.com.au | Aaron Noonan

OSCAR Piastri’s form in the FIA Formula 1 World Championship has rocketed him into the box seat for this year’s reintroduced Motorsport Australia Gold Star Award. The season-long chase to determine Australia’s champion driver of 2025 sees drivers from all forms of circuit racing scored via a live pointscore based on their championship standings as well as their performance in high-profile, marquee events.

1 month ago | v8sleuth.com.au | Aaron Noonan

ONE of the most significant racing Holdens in Australian motorsport history is set to return to the track at the Winton Festival of Speed on August 1-3. The 1987 World Touring Car Championship Monza-winning Rothmans Group A Commodore VL driven by Allan Moffat and John Harvey will hit the track in the hands of long-time owner Milton Seferis in the ‘Touring Car Legends’ SuperSprint at the event.

1 month ago | v8sleuth.com.au | Aaron Noonan

THE Seven Network appears set to continue as the free-to-air broadcaster of the Repco Supercars Championship from 2026 onwards, however it’s expected to show one less round per year than the current broadcast arrangement under the new deal. The Australian Financial Review reported a week ago that Seven and 10 were in contention for the free-to-air rights. Seven are the current rights holders, having returned to broadcasting the championship via the mix of live rounds and highlights in 2021.