Following an exhilarating season opener in Sydney last month, the Repco Supercars Championship makes its return this weekend at Australia’s premier motorsport event – the Formula 1 Louis Vuitton Australian Grand Prix 2025.
A key fixture of this internationally celebrated occasion for years, this year’s MSS Security Melbourne SuperSprint promises a host of thrilling storylines to captivate fans throughout the four races scheduled.
One of the most significant developments since the last round is Aaron Love’s exit from Blanchard Racing Team, with FIA Motorsports Games Team Australia member and current Super2 competitor, Aaron Cameron, stepping into his place.
While the spotlight will certainly be on how Supercars’ latest addition performs on the Albert Park streets, the fierce competition among the front-runners will undoubtedly spark the most conversation.
Championship leader Cam Waters had an outstanding weekend at Eastern Creek, achieving a clean sweep of victories in the opening round with his Tickford Mustang. However, he arrives at a venue that has not been very forgiving to him lately, with his last podium finish in Melbourne dating back to 2019.
The Victorian will undoubtedly aim to continue his impressive momentum this weekend, yet he will face competition from Chaz Mostert, who is coming off an unforgettable performance at the Race of Champions, along with the two Red Bull Ampol Racing entries of Will Brown and Broc Feeney – all of whom have claimed victories and podiums at Albert Park in the past three seasons.
As per tradition, Australia’s leading racing championship will host four races throughout the weekend, with its busiest day being Thursday, featuring a remarkable five sessions, including the first race of the round.
Alongside the Supercars, the Porsche Paynter Dixon Carrera Cup Australia stands as the only other national championship on the Formula 1 support program, complemented by the FIA Formula 2 Championship and FIA Formula 3 Championship.
The MSS Security Melbourne SuperSprint will take place at the Albert Park Street Circuit as part of the Formula 1 Louis Vuitton Australian Grand Prix from 13-16 March.
Schedule
Thursday 13 March
11:05am – 11:35am: Practice 1
1:25pm – 1:55pm: Practice 2
3:25pm – 3:40pm: Qualifying (Race 4)
3:50pm – 4:05pm: Qualifying (Race 5)
5:50pm – 6:35pm: Race 4
Friday 14 March
2:50pm – 3:35pm: Race 5
Saturday 23 March
9:05am – 9:15am: Qualifying (Race 6)
9:25am – 9:35pm: Qualifying (Race 7)
5:40pm – 6:15pm: Race 6
Sunday 24 February
10:25am – 11:00am: Race 7
*All times are listed in AEDT
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Championship Top 10 after Sydney 500
Cam Waters – 315 points
Will Brown – 255
Chaz Mostert – 250
Broc Feeney – 216
Matt Payne – 212
Thomas Randle – 182
Anton De Pasquale – 179
Brodie Kostecki – 174
James Golding – 139
Andre Heimgartner – 137
Entry List
Erebus Motorsport
#9 Chevrolet Camaro – Jack Le Brocq
#99 Chevrolet Camaro – Cooper Murray
Walkinshaw Andretti United
#2 Ford Mustang GT – Ryan Wood
#25 Ford Mustang GT – Chaz Mostert
Blanchard Racing Team
#3 Ford Mustang GT – Aaron Cameron
#7 Ford Mustang GT – James Courtney
Matt Stone Racing
#4 Chevrolet Camaro – Cameron Hill
#10 Chevrolet Camaro – Nick Percat
Tickford Racing
#6 Ford Mustang GT – Cameron Waters
#55 Ford Mustang GT – Thomas Randle
Dick Johnson Racing
#17 Ford Mustang GT – Will Davison
#38 Ford Mustang GT – Brodie Kostecki
Brad Jones Racing
#8 Chevrolet Camaro – Andre Heimgartner
#12 Chevrolet Camaro – Jaxon Evans
#14 Chevrolet Camaro – Bryce Fullwood
#96 Chevrolet Camaro – Macauley Jones
Team 18
#18 Chevrolet Camaro – Anton De Pasquale
#20 Chevrolet Camaro – David Reynolds
Grove Racing
#19 Ford Mustang GT – Matthew Payne
#26 Ford Mustang GT – Kai Allen
PremiAir Nulon Racing
#31 Chevrolet Camaro – James Golding
#62 Chevrolet Camaro – Richie Stanaway
Triple Eight Race Engineering
#1 Chevrolet Camaro – Will Brown
#88 Chevrolet Camaro – Broc Feeney
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