Penrite Oil Sandown 500 – Sandown Raceway, Melbourne
6–8 November

For more than 60 years, Sandown has been a proving ground for Australia's greatest touring car drivers. Its fast layout, famous Dandenong Road corner, and demanding braking zones reward precision while punishing even the smallest mistake. Every safety car, pit stop and strategy call can change the outcome of the race. As the penultimate event before the bp Adelaide Grand Final, the Sandown 500 is where championship dreams are made—or shattered. Teams arrive knowing there is no room for error as they fight for valuable points in one of the sport's most prestigious endurance races. 

This iconic 500-kilometre endurance race is the semi-final of the Repco Supercars Championship Finals Series. With only one round remaining after Sandown, every lap and every pit stop could make the difference between championship glory and heartbreak.

 WHAT A WEEKEND! 

Two incredible races, wild weather and Supercars action at its best! The 2026 Boost Mobile Gold Coast 500 had everything a motorsport fan could ask for — spectacular racing, tricky wet conditions, brave overtakes, plenty of drama and an atmosphere that once again showed why this event is one of the biggest highlights on the Supercars calendar.

With the championship Finals Series getting underway, the pressure was on from the very first lap. And with rain making conditions difficult, the drivers had to dig deep, keep their cool and push their cars to the limit around one of the toughest street circuits in Australia.

Saturday belonged to Chaz Mostert and the #1 Walkinshaw TWG Racing Toyota Supra. In treacherous wet conditions, Mostert put on a sensational driving display, making his move on pole-sitter Broc Feeney and then controlling the race with incredible confidence.

Mostert crossed the finish line more than 23 seconds ahead of his nearest rival — a commanding victory that reminded everyone just how good he is when the pressure is on!

David Reynolds enjoyed a fantastic drive to finish second, while championship leader Matt Payne secured third after a five-second penalty.

For Mostert, it was another memorable Gold Coast triumph and a huge statement as the championship battle heated up.

Sunday delivered another cracking race, and this time it was local favourite Broc Feeney who stole the show!

The Triple Eight Racing star started from pole position and made the most of his opportunity, controlling the race and pulling away from the chasing pack. After five years of trying to win on his home streets, Feeney finally got the result he had been chasing!

Brodie Kostecki drove brilliantly to finish second, while Saturday's winner Mostert completed the podium in third.

For the young Gold Coast local, this was more than just another race win. It was a special home-town victory, celebrated in front of the local fans who had been waiting to see him stand on the top step.

The Sunday race also delivered plenty of Finals Series drama, with Ryan Wood, Kai Allen and Jack Le Brocq missing out on progressing to the next stage. Every position mattered, and the pressure was on right to the chequered flag!

Away from the track, Surfers Paradise was buzzing with fans, entertainment, music and that unmistakable Gold Coast party atmosphere. More than 185,000 fans turned out across the three days, embracing the event despite the challenging weather. 

The Gold Coast 500 once again proved that Supercars is about so much more than just cars going around a circuit. It's about the passion, the rivalries, the roar of the engines, the incredible work of the teams and the memories made with family and mates.

The BP Adelaide Grand Final – Adelaide Parklands, Adelaide, SA
26-29 November

The BP Adelaide Grand Final is where champions are crowned, and Supercars history is made. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Adelaide Parklands street circuit, this spectacular season finale delivers high-speed action, fierce competition and unforgettable moments as Australia's best drivers battle for championship glory. the Adelaide Grand Final is the final round of the Repco Supercars Championship. After a long and demanding season, every point, every pit stop and every overtake can decide who will lift the championship trophy. The Adelaide Parklands street circuit is renowned for its fast straights, heavy braking zones and unforgiving concrete walls. Drivers must combine precision, courage and consistency to conquer one of Australia's most iconic street circuits.

Every season builds to this moment. Months of preparation, thousands of racing kilometres and countless battles all come down to one final weekend in Adelaide. Drivers and teams leave nothing on the table as they chase race victories, podium finishes and, ultimately, the Supercars Championship.