The Latest Breaking News from Brodie Kostecki

Brodie Kostecki will sit out the first round of the 2024 Supercars season, says his Erebus team, with Todd Hazelwood standing in for the reigning champion.

In a statement Erebus has said that Kostecki has “indicated he’s not in a position to take part” in the season-opening Bathurst 500 on 23-25 February, and confirmed that Todd Hazelwood, who was expected to be named as one of the team’s endurance co-drivers, will instead race the #99 Chevrolet…

The 21-year-old Supercars rookie completely dominated the 250km race after starting second in his Grove Racing Ford Mustang. He leapt away at the start and built a lead of four seconds over newly-crowned champion Brodie Kostecki in 20 laps, and controlled the race almost at will, to win by 8.54…

Grove Racing rookie Matthew Payne is a Supercars winner for the first time after out-duelling champion Brodie Kostecki at the Adelaide 500.

Veteran NASCAR team owner Childress, 78, flew to Adelaide “to watch him win the championship” as part of his squad’s alliance with Kostecki's Erebus team in Australia.

Brodie Kostecki has won his first Supercars title after a collision forced defending champion Shane van Gisbergen out of the Adelaide 500.

Supercars series leader Brodie Kostecki is one step closer to a maiden championship title after claiming provisional pole for the first Adelaide 500 race.

The Supercars championship is on the line in the last round in Adelaide, with leader Brodie Kostecki battling Shane van Gisbergen as he seeks his first title.

As for why that may be, the new car itself has to be part of it. The addition of several more road courses, the NASCAR Garage 56 entry at Le Mans, as well as innovative programmes such as Project91 and others like it have all helped to lure several international…