2021 Supercars Championship

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|{{flagicon|AUS}} Thomas Randle{{Cite news|last=Bullis|first=Charlie|date=20 October 2021|title=Wildcards confirmed for Sydney return|work=Supercars Championship|url=https://www.supercars.com/news/championship/wildcards-confirmed-for-sydney-return/}}

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rowspan="2" |Holden

| rowspan="2" |Commodore ZB

Triple Eight Race Engineering

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|{{flagicon|AUS}} Kurt Kostecki

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|{{flagicon|AUS}} Russell Ingall
{{flagicon|AUS}} Broc Feeney{{Cite news|last=Chapman|first=Simon|date=21 April 2021|title=Ingall to make shock Bathurst 1000 return with Triple Eight|work=Speedcafe|publisher=Speedcafe|url=https://www.speedcafe.com/2021/04/21/ingall-to-make-shock-bathurst-1000-return-with-triple-eight/}}

= Team changes =

In February 2020, Holden's parent company General Motors announced it would retire the Holden name by the end of 2020.{{cite news|url=https://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2020-02-18/holden-ford-rivalry-at-adelaide-500-supercars-for-last-time/11975278|title=Holden vs Ford rivalry delivered a 'death' blow at Supercars Adelaide 500 after Holden exit|first=Malcolm|last=Sutton|work=abc.net.au|publisher=ABC News|date=18 February 2020|access-date=18 February 2020}} The Commodore ZB continues to be raced in 2021, albeit with no factory support.{{cite news|url=https://www.redbullholdenracing.com/triple-eight-to-bring-camaro-to-supercars/|title=Triple Eight to bring Camaro to Supercars|work=Triple Eight Race Engineering|publisher=Triple Eight Race Engineering|date=14 October 2020|access-date=16 January 2021}}

Team Penske sold its majority shareholding in DJR Team Penske at the end of 2020, the team reverting its name to Dick Johnson Racing, which was last used in 2014.{{Cite news|date=24 October 2020|title=TEAM PENSKE WILL NOT RETURN TO SUPERCARS IN 2021|work=Team Penske|url=https://www.teampenske.com/news/index.cfm/c/703/54367/TEAM_PENSKE_WILL_NOT_RETURN_TO_SUPERCARS_IN_2021}}

The Grove Group purchased a majority in Kelly Racing, to become Kelly Grove Racing.{{Cite news|last=Taylor|first=Aiden|date=14 January 2021|title=Kelly Racing And Grove Group Join Forces To Create Kelly Grove Racing|work=Kelly Racing|url=https://kellyracing.com.au/component/content/article/88-latest-news/341-kelly-racing-and-grove-group-join-forces-to-create-kelly-grove-racing?Itemid=554}}

Blanchard Racing Team ceased to be a customer of Brad Jones Racing and took its Racing Entitlement Contract (REC) to become a standalone team with an ex-23Red Racing Ford Mustang. To allow it to continue fielding four cars, Brad Jones Racing purchased 23Red Racing's REC that was leased to Tickford Racing in 2020, which saw the latter downsize from four cars to three cars.{{cite news|last=Chapman|first=Simon|date=17 November 2020|title=Munday confirms sale of REC to Jones, Mustangs leased to Blanchard|work=Speedcafe|publisher=Speedcafe|url=https://www.speedcafe.com/2020/11/17/munday-confirms-sale-of-rec-to-jones-mustangs-leased-to-blanchard/|access-date=16 January 2021}}{{cite news|last=Herrero|first=Daniel|date=7 January 2021|title=Tickford confirms Holdsworth departure|work=Speedcafe|publisher=Speedcafe|url=https://www.speedcafe.com/2021/01/07/tickford-confirms-holdsworth-departure/|access-date=7 January 2021}}

= Driver changes =

Dick Johnson Racing fielded an all new line-up for 2021. Scott McLaughlin did not defend his title, leaving the series to race in the IndyCar Series with Team Penske. This was the first time the champion has not returned to defend his championship since Craig Lowndes did not defend his 1996 title. It was originally planned that he would return to drive with the team as an endurance co-driver, however this did not eventuate due to ongoing COVID-19 travel restrictions.[https://www.speedcafe.com/2020/12/18/calendar-change-casts-doubt-on-mclaughlins-bathurst-1000-return/ Calendar change casts doubt on McLaughlin’s Bathurst 1000 return] Speedcafe 18 December 2020 Fabian Coulthard moved to Team Sydney. Anton de Pasquale, who moved from Erebus Motorsport,{{Cite news|last=O'Brien|first=Connor|date=5 November 2020|title=Erebus confirms De Pasquale departure|work=Supercars Championship|publisher=Supercars|url=https://www.supercars.com/news/championship/erebus-confirms-de-pasquale-departure/}} and Will Davison drove for the team. For Davison, he returned to the team he last raced for full time from 2006 until 2008.

Erebus Motorsport fielded an all new line-up. David Reynolds and Anton de Pasquale left the team, and were replaced by Super2 drivers Will Brown and Brodie Kostecki. Reynolds returned to Kelly Grove Racing, having last raced for the team in 2011, to replace Rick Kelly, who retired from full-time racing at the end of 2020.{{Cite news|date=26 October 2020|title=Rick Kelly retires from full-time driving|work=Supercars Championship|publisher=Supercars|url=https://www.supercars.com/news/championship/kelly-retires-from-full-time-driving/}}

Tickford Racing scaled back to three cars, Lee Holdsworth departed the team and Jack Le Brocq moved to the number 5 car. Holdsworth joined Walkinshaw Andretti United as an endurance co-driver with Chaz Mostert.

Garry Jacobson left Matt Stone Racing to join Team Sydney. Zane Goddard and Jake Kostecki, who shared a car for the team in 2020, both raced for the team in all races.[https://www.supercars.com/news/championship/matt-stone-racing-announces-altered-line-up-for-2021/ Matt Stone Racing announces altered line up for 2021] Supercars 18 January 2021

As a result of Team Sydney signing Fabian Coulthard and Garry Jacobson, Chris Pither and Alex Davison did not return as full-time drivers. Pither joined Brad Jones Racing as an endurance co-driver with Macauley Jones and Davison joined Dick Johnson Racing as an endurance co-driver for brother Will Davison due to Scott McLaughlin's inability to return for Bathurst.[https://www.supercars.com/news/championship/mclaughlin-to-miss-bathurst-davison-brothers-reunite/ McLaughlin to miss Bathurst, Davison brothers reunite] Supercars 05 October 2021

= Mid-season changes =

On 4 November, Kelly Grove Racing driver David Reynolds was ruled out of the remaining Sydney Motorsport Park rounds for failing to comply with New South Wales Health Orders regarding mandatory COVID-19 vaccination. He was replaced by Luke Youlden, who made his solo debut in the series. Reynolds was originally scheduled to return to the team for the Bathurst 1000,{{Cite web|date=4 November 2021|title=Kelly Grove Racing Team Statement|website=Facebook|url=https://www.facebook.com/KellyGroveRacing/photos/a.119945128426/10159544341163427/}} however on 18 November, it was announced that he would return for round 11 at Sydney Motorsport Park.{{cite web|url=https://au.motorsport.com/v8supercars/news/reynolds-early-supercars-return-sydney/6792919/ |title=Reynolds poised for early Supercars return |publisher=motorsport.com|access-date=19 November 2021}}

Calendar

class="wikitable" style="font-size: 85%" !Round ! Event ! Circuit ! Location ! Dates ! Map
1 \| Mount Panorama 500 \| {{flagicon\|New South Wales}} Mount Panorama Circuit \| Bathurst, New South Wales \| 27–28 February \|rowspan=12\| {{location map+ \|float=none \|Australia \|width=350 \|caption= \|places= {{location map~ \|Australia \|lat=-41.39 \|long=147.15 \|label=Launceston \|position=left }} {{location map~ \|Australia \|lat=-12.36 \|long=130.74 \|label=Darwin \|position=left }} {{location map~ \|Australia \|lat=-19.16 \|long=146.48 \|label=Townsville \|position=left }} {{location map~ \|Australia \|lat=-33.98 \|long=150.72 \|label=Sydney \|position=bottom }} {{location map~ \|Australia \|lat=-35.18 \|long=139.31 \|label=Tailem Bend \|position=right}} {{location map~ \|Australia \|lat=-37.87 \|long=145.30 \|label=Sandown \|position=right }} {{location map~ \|Australia \|lat=-33.26 \|long=149.33 \|label=Bathurst \|position=left}} }}
2 \| Sandown SuperSprint \| {{flagicon\|Victoria}} Sandown Raceway \| Springvale, Victoria \| 20–21 March
3 \| Tasmania SuperSprint \| {{nowrap\|{{flagicon\|Tasmania}} Symmons Plains Raceway}} \| Launceston, Tasmania \| 17–18 April
4 \| The Bend SuperSprint \| {{flagicon\|South Australia}} The Bend Motorsport Park \| Tailem Bend, South Australia \| 8–9 May
5 \| Darwin Triple Crown \| {{flagicon\|Northern Territory}} Hidden Valley Raceway \| Darwin, Northern Territory \| 19–20 June
6 \| Townsville 500 \| rowspan=2 \| {{flagicon\|Queensland}} Reid Park Street Circuit \| rowspan=2 \| Townsville, Queensland \| 10–11 July
7 \| {{nowrap\|Townsville SuperSprint}} \| 17–18 July
8 \| rowspan=2 \| Sydney SuperNight \| rowspan=4 \| {{flagicon\|New South Wales}} Sydney Motorsport Park \| rowspan=4 \| {{nowrap\|Eastern Creek, New South Wales}} \| 30–31 October
9 \| 6–7 November
10 \| Sydney SuperSprint \| 13–14 November
11 \| Sydney SuperNight \| {{nowrap\|20–21 November}}
12 \| Bathurst 1000 \| {{flagicon\|New South Wales}} Mount Panorama Circuit \| Bathurst, New South Wales \| 5 December
colspan="6" \|Source:{{Cite web\|title=Northern Territory Government Newsroom\|url=https://newsroom.nt.gov.au/mediaRelease/20954\|website=newsroom.nt.gov.au\|access-date=5 November 2020\|archive-date=2 November 2020\|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20201102101945/https://newsroom.nt.gov.au/mediaRelease/20954\|url-status=dead}}{{Cite web\|title=Future of Supercars secured for Queensland\|url=https://teq.queensland.com/news-and-media/latest-news/future-of-supercars-secured-for-queensland\|website=teq.queensland.com}}{{Cite web\|date=19 June 2020\|title=Seamer responds to The Bend cancellation criticism\|url=https://www.speedcafe.com/2020/06/19/seamer-responds-to-the-bend-cancellation-criticism/}}{{Cite news\|last=Pavey\|first=James\|date=31 March 2021\|title=Tasmania Supersprint rescheduled.\|work=Supercars Championship\|url=https://www.supercars.com/news/championship/beaurepaires-tasmania-supersprint-rescheduled/}}{{Cite news\|last=Supercars.com\|first=\|date=27 May 2021\|title=Supercars statement regarding Winton SuperSprint\|work=Supercars Championship\|url=https://www.supercars.com/news/championship/supercars-statement-regarding-winton-supersprint/}}

class="wikitable" style="font-size: 85%"

!Round

! Event

! Circuit

! Location

! Dates

! Map

| Mount Panorama 500

| {{flagicon|New South Wales}} Mount Panorama Circuit

| Bathurst, New South Wales

| 27–28 February

|rowspan=12| {{location map+ |float=none |Australia |width=350 |caption= |places=

{{location map~ |Australia |lat=-41.39 |long=147.15 |label=Launceston |position=left }}

{{location map~ |Australia |lat=-12.36 |long=130.74 |label=Darwin |position=left }}

{{location map~ |Australia |lat=-19.16 |long=146.48 |label=Townsville |position=left }}

{{location map~ |Australia |lat=-33.98 |long=150.72 |label=Sydney |position=bottom }}

{{location map~ |Australia |lat=-35.18 |long=139.31 |label=Tailem Bend |position=right}}

{{location map~ |Australia |lat=-37.87 |long=145.30 |label=Sandown |position=right }}

{{location map~ |Australia |lat=-33.26 |long=149.33 |label=Bathurst |position=left}}

}}

| Sandown SuperSprint

| {{flagicon|Victoria}} Sandown Raceway

| Springvale, Victoria

| 20–21 March

| Tasmania SuperSprint

| {{nowrap|{{flagicon|Tasmania}} Symmons Plains Raceway}}

| Launceston, Tasmania

| 17–18 April

| The Bend SuperSprint

| {{flagicon|South Australia}} The Bend Motorsport Park

| Tailem Bend, South Australia

| 8–9 May

| Darwin Triple Crown

| {{flagicon|Northern Territory}} Hidden Valley Raceway

| Darwin, Northern Territory

| 19–20 June

| Townsville 500

| rowspan=2 | {{flagicon|Queensland}} Reid Park Street Circuit

| rowspan=2 | Townsville, Queensland

| 10–11 July

| {{nowrap|Townsville SuperSprint}}

| 17–18 July

| rowspan=2 | Sydney SuperNight

| rowspan=4 | {{flagicon|New South Wales}} Sydney Motorsport Park

| rowspan=4 | {{nowrap|Eastern Creek, New South Wales}}

| 30–31 October

| 6–7 November

| Sydney SuperSprint

| 13–14 November

| Sydney SuperNight

| {{nowrap|20–21 November}}

| Bathurst 1000

| {{flagicon|New South Wales}} Mount Panorama Circuit

| Bathurst, New South Wales

| 5 December

colspan="6" |Source:{{Cite web|title=Northern Territory Government Newsroom|url=https://newsroom.nt.gov.au/mediaRelease/20954|website=newsroom.nt.gov.au|access-date=5 November 2020|archive-date=2 November 2020|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20201102101945/https://newsroom.nt.gov.au/mediaRelease/20954|url-status=dead}}{{Cite web|title=Future of Supercars secured for Queensland|url=https://teq.queensland.com/news-and-media/latest-news/future-of-supercars-secured-for-queensland|website=teq.queensland.com}}{{Cite web|date=19 June 2020|title=Seamer responds to The Bend cancellation criticism|url=https://www.speedcafe.com/2020/06/19/seamer-responds-to-the-bend-cancellation-criticism/}}{{Cite news|last=Pavey|first=James|date=31 March 2021|title=Tasmania Supersprint rescheduled.|work=Supercars Championship|url=https://www.supercars.com/news/championship/beaurepaires-tasmania-supersprint-rescheduled/}}{{Cite news|last=Supercars.com|first=|date=27 May 2021|title=Supercars statement regarding Winton SuperSprint|work=Supercars Championship|url=https://www.supercars.com/news/championship/supercars-statement-regarding-winton-supersprint/}}

=Calendar changes=

The Adelaide 500 did not appear on the calendar for the first time since 1998, with the South Australian Tourism Commission withdrawing its financial support citing the after-effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and dwindling attendances as key factors.{{Cite news|last=Herrero|first=Daniel|date=29 October 2020|title=SA Tourism Commission confirms Adelaide 500 axing|work=Speedcafe|url=https://www.speedcafe.com/2020/10/29/sa-tourism-commission-confirms-adelaide-500-axing/}}

Auckland, Gold Coast, Perth, Tasmania, Melbourne and Winton were due to return to the calendar after they were cancelled in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.{{cite news|date=17 May 2020|title=Supercars releases revised 13-round 2020/21 calendar|publisher=Speedcafe|url=https://www.speedcafe.com/2020/05/17/supercars-releases-revised-13-round-2020-21-calendar/}}

The season commenced with a sprint round, the Mount Panorama 500, at Mount Panorama after the Bathurst 12 Hour was cancelled due to the ongoing travel restrictions from the COVID-19 pandemic.[https://www.speedcafe.com/2020/10/19/supercars-to-hold-2021-season-opener-in-nsw/ Supercars to hold 2021 season opener in NSW] Speedcafe 19 October 2020 The season was intended to end at the Gold Coast,{{Cite news|last=Supercars.com|date=3 December 2020|title=Supercars 2021 Calendar Revealed|work=Supercars Championship|url=https://www.supercars.com/news/championship/supercars-2021-calendar-revealed/}} changing from two 300 km endurance races to two single driver 250 km sprint races to become the Gold Coast 500. However, the Gold Coast round was subsequently cancelled.

Sandown was dropped from the original calendar, however was reinstated after the Melbourne 400 supporting the Australian Grand Prix was postponed and later cancelled. In doing so, Sandown hosted its first sprint round since 2011.

= Impact of COVID-19 pandemic =

A pre-season test day was planned for all teams at Sydney Motorsport Park. With COVID-19 border closures, this was amended with all Queensland based teams and Team Sydney using Queensland Raceway, while the Victorian teams and Brad Jones Racing used Winton.[https://www.speedcafe.com/2021/01/19/supercars-tests-locked-in-at-qr-winton/ Supercars tests locked in at QR, Winton] Speedcafe 19 January 2021

The Albert Park round, which was scheduled to be a support category of the Australian Grand Prix, was moved to Sandown Raceway after the Grand Prix was postponed, then later cancelled in July 2021.{{Cite news|last=Pavey|first=James|date=12 January 2021|title=Sandown confirmed to replace Albert Park in March|work=Supercars Championship|url=https://www.supercars.com/news/championship/sandown-confirmed-to-replace-albert-park-in-march/}}{{Cite web|last1=Morgan|first1=Cassandra|last2=Fowler|first2=Michael|date=6 July 2021|title=Australian Grand Prix cancelled again due to COVID-19|url=https://www.smh.com.au/sport/motorsport/australian-grand-prix-set-to-be-cancelled-again-due-to-covid-19-20210706-p5877g.html|access-date=7 July 2021|website=The Sydney Morning Herald|publisher=Nine Entertainment Co. Pty Ltd|language=en-AU|quote=He pointed to low vaccination rates, national cabinet’s decision to halve international arrival caps for returning Australians and Formula One requiring a decision on the event by the end of the week as the crucial factors.}}

The Tasmania SuperSprint round was rescheduled from 10–11 April to 17–18 April due to a COVID-19 outbreak in Brisbane.

The Winton SuperSprint round was postponed due to a COVID-19 outbreak in Melbourne. Subsequently its place on the calendar was replaced by the Townsville SuperSprint, replicating the Townsville double header in 2020.{{Cite news|last=Pavey|first=James|date=8 July 2021|title=Townsville fun in the sun: 2020 doubleheader recap|work=Supercars Championship|url=https://www.supercars.com/news/championship/double-the-fun-in-the-sun-townsvilles-duel-2020-events/|access-date=12 July 2021}}

With challenges from COVID-19, the calendar was revised, with the series set to resume at the Winton SuperSprint, with the Sydney SuperNight being rescheduled to the 19–21 November due to a COVID-19 outbreak in Sydney, it was due to be held on 21–22 August.{{Cite web|title=Supercars statement regarding Beaurepaires Sydney SuperNight|url=http://www.supercars.com/news/championship/supercars-statement-regarding-beaurepaires-sydney-supernight/|access-date=2021-07-15|website=Supercars|language=en}} Phillip Island was due to return to the calendar for the first time since 2019.{{Cite news|last=Pavey|first=James|date=5 August 2021|title=Supercars confirms return to Phillip Island|work=Supercars Championship|url=https://www.supercars.com/news/championship/supercars-confirms-return-to-phillip-island/}} Subsequently the Perth and Auckland events were cancelled.{{Cite news|last=Pavey|first=James|date=30 July 2021|title=Supercars unveils revised 2021 calendar|work=Supercars Championship|url=https://www.supercars.com/news/championship/supercars-unveils-revised-2021-calendar/}}

The calendar was revised once again, as the COVID-19 Delta outbreaks in New South Wales and Victoria caused the Phillip Island, Winton and Gold Coast events to be cancelled.{{Cite web|url=https://www.speedcafe.com/2021/09/13/supercars-confirms-gold-coast-500-cancellation/|title=Supercars confirms Gold Coast 500 cancellation|date=13 September 2021}}{{Cite news|last=Supercars.com|date=16 September 2021|title=Supercars statement regarding planned Winton SuperSprint|work=Supercars Championship|url=https://www.supercars.com/news/championship/supercars-statement-regarding-planned-winton-supersprint/}}{{Cite news|last=Supercars.com|date=10 September 2021|title=AGPC confirms Phillip Island round cancellation|work=Supercars Championship|url=https://www.supercars.com/news/championship/agpc-confirms-phillip-island-round-cancellation/}} The series resumed at Sydney Motorsport Park, with a quadruple-header utilising various formats and a mix of day and night racing, and ended at the Bathurst 1000.{{Cite news|last=Pavey|first=James|date=1 October 2021|title=Formats, tyres confirmed for Sydney events|work=Supercars Championship|url=https://www.supercars.com/news/championship/formats-tyres-confirmed-for-sydney-events/}}{{Cite news|last=Supercars.com|first=|date=15 September 2021|title=Six-day Repco Bathurst 1000 to round out 2021 season|work=Supercars Championship|url=https://www.supercars.com/news/championship/six-day-bathurst-1000-to-round-out-2021-season/}}

Series changes

=Regulation changes=

The championship awarded five bonus championship points to the driver who sets the fastest lap. These points will only be awarded in the sprint races.{{Cite web|url=https://www.autosport.com/sup/news/154886/supercars-hopes-fastest-lap-points-extend-title-fight|title = Supercars hopes new fastest lap points rule will extend title fight}}

A third tyre type, the Super Soft, was used at the Darwin and the fourth Sydney Motorsport Park events.[https://www.supercars.com/news/championship/formats-announced-for-2021-repco-supercars-championship/ Formats announced for 2021 Repco Supercars Championship] Supercars Championship 16 December 2020

=Other changes=

Repco, who were already the Supercars’ official automotive parts retailer, succeeded Virgin Australia as the title sponsor of the series until 2025.[https://www.supercars.com/news/championship/repco-signs-on-as-supercars-naming-rights-partner/ Repco signs on as Supercars' naming rights partner] Supercars Championship 10 September 2020

A new five-year broadcast deal commenced in 2021. Fox Sports are continuing to show all rounds while the Seven Network took over from Network Ten as the free to air broadcaster, showing six rounds live, including the Bathurst 1000.[https://autoaction.com.au/2020/09/24/supercars-new-200m-tv-deal Supercars new $200m TV deal] Auto Action 24 September 2020[https://mumbrella.com.au/supercars-signs-200m-five-year-broadcast-deal-with-foxtel-and-new-fta-partner-seven-644055 Supercars signs $200m five-year broadcast deal with Foxtel and new FTA partner Seven] Mumbrella 24 September 2020

Results and standings

=Season summary=

class="wikitable" style="font-size: 85%;" ! {{Tooltip\|Round\|Round number}} ! Race ! Event ! Pole position ! Fastest lap ! Winning driver ! Winning team ! {{tooltip\|Report\|Race Report}}
rowspan=2\|1 ! 1 \|rowspan=2\| Mount Panorama 500 \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Cameron Waters \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Chaz Mostert \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen \|Triple Eight Race Engineering \|rowspan=2\|Report
2 \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen \|Triple Eight Race Engineering
rowspan=3\|2 ! 3 \|rowspan=3\|Sandown SuperSprint \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Chaz Mostert \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Chaz Mostert \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen \|Triple Eight Race Engineering \|rowspan=3\|Report
4 \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Jamie Whincup \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen \|Triple Eight Race Engineering
5 \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen \|Triple Eight Race Engineering
rowspan=3\|3 ! 6 \|rowspan=3\|Tasmania SuperSprint \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Jamie Whincup \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen \|Triple Eight Race Engineering \|rowspan=3\|Report
7 \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Cameron Waters \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Chaz Mostert \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Jamie Whincup \|Triple Eight Race Engineering
8 \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Cameron Waters \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Chaz Mostert \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Chaz Mostert \|Walkinshaw Andretti United
rowspan=3\|4 ! 9 \|rowspan=3\|The Bend SuperSprint \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Andre Heimgartner \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Andre Heimgartner \|Kelly Grove Racing \|rowspan=3\|Report
10 \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Chaz Mostert \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale \|Dick Johnson Racing
11 \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Cameron Waters \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Cameron Waters \|Tickford Racing
rowspan=3\|5 ! 12 \|rowspan=3\|Darwin Triple Crown \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Chaz Mostert \|Walkinshaw Andretti United \|rowspan=3\|Report
13 \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Will Davison \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Chaz Mostert \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen \|Triple Eight Race Engineering
14 \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Will Davison \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Will Brown \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen \|Triple Eight Race Engineering
rowspan=2\|6 ! 15 \|rowspan=2\|Townsville 500 \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen \|Triple Eight Race Engineering \|rowspan=2\|Report
16 \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Jamie Whincup \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Chaz Mostert \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen \|Triple Eight Race Engineering
rowspan=3\|7 ! 17 \|rowspan=3\|Townsville SuperSprint \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Cameron Waters \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Cameron Waters \|Tickford Racing \|rowspan=3\|Report
18 \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Jamie Whincup \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen \|Triple Eight Race Engineering
19 \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Cameron Waters \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Cameron Waters \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Cameron Waters \|Tickford Racing
rowspan=3\|8 ! 20 \|rowspan=3\|Sydney SuperNight \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Will Brown \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale \|Dick Johnson Racing \|rowspan=3\|Report
21 \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Brodie Kostecki \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen \|Triple Eight Race Engineering
22 \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale \|Dick Johnson Racing
rowspan=3\|9 ! 23 \|rowspan=3\|Sydney SuperNight \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Will Brown \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Scott Pye \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen \|Triple Eight Race Engineering \|rowspan=3\|Report
24 \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Anton De Pasquale \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Chaz Mostert \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Anton De Pasquale \|Dick Johnson Racing
25 \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Jamie Whincup \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Jamie Whincup \|Triple Eight Race Engineering
rowspan=3\|10 ! 26 \|rowspan=3\|Sydney SuperSprint \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale \|Dick Johnson Racing \|rowspan=3\|Report
27 \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale \|Dick Johnson Racing
28 \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Jamie Whincup \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Tim Slade \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Will Brown \|Erebus Motorsport
rowspan=2\|11 ! 29 \|rowspan=2\|Sydney SuperNight \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Jamie Whincup \|{{flagicon\|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen \|Triple Eight Race Engineering \|rowspan=2\|Report
30 \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Nick Percat \|colspan=3 align=center\|race abandoned{{Efn\|Race 30 was suspended due to torrential rain and could not be re-started. As less than 50% of the race distance had been completed when the race was abandoned, no points were awarded.}}
12 ! 31 \|Bathurst 1000 \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Chaz Mostert \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Chaz Mostert \|{{flagicon\|AUS}} Chaz Mostert {{flagicon\|AUS}} Lee Holdsworth \|Walkinshaw Andretti United \|Report

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! {{Tooltip|Round|Round number}}

! Race

! Event

! Pole position

! Fastest lap

! Winning driver

! Winning team

! {{tooltip|Report|Race Report}}

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! 1

|rowspan=2| Mount Panorama 500

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Cameron Waters

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Chaz Mostert

|{{flagicon|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen

|rowspan=2|Report

|{{flagicon|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen

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! 3

|rowspan=3|Sandown SuperSprint

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Chaz Mostert

|{{flagicon|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen

|rowspan=3|Report

|{{flagicon|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Jamie Whincup

|{{flagicon|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen

|{{flagicon|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen

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! 6

|rowspan=3|Tasmania SuperSprint

|{{flagicon|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Jamie Whincup

|{{flagicon|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen

|rowspan=3|Report

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Cameron Waters

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Chaz Mostert

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Jamie Whincup

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Cameron Waters

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Chaz Mostert

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! 9

|rowspan=3|The Bend SuperSprint

|{{flagicon|NZL}} Andre Heimgartner

|{{flagicon|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen

|{{flagicon|NZL}} Andre Heimgartner

|Kelly Grove Racing

|rowspan=3|Report

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Chaz Mostert

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Cameron Waters

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! 12

|rowspan=3|Darwin Triple Crown

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale

|{{flagicon|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Chaz Mostert

|rowspan=3|Report

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Will Davison

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Chaz Mostert

|{{flagicon|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Will Davison

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Will Brown

|{{flagicon|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen

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! 15

|rowspan=2|Townsville 500

|{{flagicon|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen

|rowspan=2|Report

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Jamie Whincup

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Chaz Mostert

|{{flagicon|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen

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! 17

|rowspan=3|Townsville SuperSprint

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Cameron Waters

|rowspan=3|Report

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Jamie Whincup

|{{flagicon|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Cameron Waters

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! 20

|rowspan=3|Sydney SuperNight

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Will Brown

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale

|rowspan=3|Report

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Brodie Kostecki

|{{flagicon|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale

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! 23

|rowspan=3|Sydney SuperNight

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Will Brown

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Scott Pye

|{{flagicon|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen

|rowspan=3|Report

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Anton De Pasquale

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Chaz Mostert

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Anton De Pasquale

|{{flagicon|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Jamie Whincup

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! 26

|rowspan=3|Sydney SuperSprint

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale

|rowspan=3|Report

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Jamie Whincup

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Tim Slade

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Will Brown

|Erebus Motorsport

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! 29

|rowspan=2|Sydney SuperNight

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Anton de Pasquale

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Jamie Whincup

|{{flagicon|NZL}} Shane van Gisbergen

|rowspan=2|Report

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Nick Percat

|colspan=3 align=center|race abandoned{{Efn|Race 30 was suspended due to torrential rain and could not be re-started. As less than 50% of the race distance had been completed when the race was abandoned, no points were awarded.}}

! 31

|Bathurst 1000

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Chaz Mostert

|{{flagicon|AUS}} Chaz Mostert
{{flagicon|AUS}} Lee Holdsworth