The Latest Breaking News from Shane van Gisbergen

The 2023 NASCAR Cup season had plenty of firsts and perhaps none was bigger than the series’ inaugural street course race, held around historic Grant Park in downtown Chicago. While the weekend faced numerous weather challenges, the racing proved superb and with a surprise winner. Making his first ever start,…

From the start of the year, Shane van Gisbergen made it crystal clear that he was no fan of the new Gen3 Supercar and, after disqualification from a season-opening win in Newcastle on a technicality, he was playing off the back foot all season.

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 programs such as Project91 and others like it have all helped to lure several international…

David Reynolds is a Supercars winner for the first time in five years after out-duelling series leader Brodie Kostecki in a thrilling end to the Gold Coast leg.

Cam Waters has won from pole position on the Gold Coast in a race that a saw Brodie Kostecki's championship margin decrease with three races left.

Three-time Supercars champion Shane van Gisbergen has found his feet early on the Gold Coast by setting the fastest practice time.

Having failed to break a deadlock with the NSW government, Supercars have cancelled the Newcastle 500 and are now on the search for a new season opener.

The Kiwi, and freshly-crowned Bathurst 1000 champion, is set for a second full-time stint in Supercars as of next season thanks to a somewhat shock deal with Grove Racing.

Shane van Gisbergen's second-straight Bathurst 1000 triumph has kept the New Zealand champion in contention to win another Supercars title.