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| − | V8 Supercars is the premier touring car series in Australia and New Zealand. Currently the only manufacturers are Holden and Ford. From 2013 the formula will change to a new "car of the future" specification, allowing both Nissan and Mercedes to join them. Jamie Whincup is the current champion. Holden is the current Manufacturers Champion and Triple 8 engineering is the current holder of the teams championship. | + | V8 Supercars is the premier touring car series in [Australia] and [New Zealand]. Currently the only manufacturers are Holden and Ford. From 2013 the formula will change to a new "car of the future" specification, allowing both Nissan and Mercedes to join them. Jamie Whincup is the current champion. Holden is the current Manufacturers Champion and Triple 8 engineering is the current holder of the teams championship. |
The most prestigious race is the [[Bathurst 1000]], which is held each October at the Mount Panorama Circuit. | The most prestigious race is the [[Bathurst 1000]], which is held each October at the Mount Panorama Circuit. | ||
[[Category:Motor Racing]] | [[Category:Motor Racing]] | ||
Revision as of 04:58, October 7, 2012
V8 Supercars is the premier touring car series in [Australia] and [New Zealand]. Currently the only manufacturers are Holden and Ford. From 2013 the formula will change to a new "car of the future" specification, allowing both Nissan and Mercedes to join them. Jamie Whincup is the current champion. Holden is the current Manufacturers Champion and Triple 8 engineering is the current holder of the teams championship.
The most prestigious race is the Bathurst 1000, which is held each October at the Mount Panorama Circuit.