The Melbourne 400 (known for sponsorship reasons as the Beaurepaires Melbourne 400) is an annual motor racing event for Supercars, held at the Albert Park Circuit in Melbourne, Victoria since 2018. The 2018 edition was the first time that a championship round was contested at the circuit, after several years of supporting the Australian Grand Prix as a non-championship event .

Four quick-fire ARMOR ALL Qualifying sessions have set the grids for this weekend’s Beaurepaires Melbourne 400 races.

Scott McLaughlin claimed three ARMOR ALL Poles from the runs, taking his Supercars career tally to 50, but was denied a clean sweep by Chaz Mostert in the final.

That means Ford’s Mustang will lead the field away in all four races, the first of which starts at 5:55pm on Friday.

Two more follow on Saturday, with the final on Sunday as drivers race for championship points and the Larry Perkins Trophy.

With history of being an exhibition race for the Formula 1® Australian Grand Prix – 2018 saw the Supercars exhibition race become a contest for Virgin Australia Supercars Championship points, and officially known as the Melbourne 400.

On the back of a successful 2nd edition in 2019 as an official Virgin Australia Supercars Championship race, the Melbourne 400 2020 will be injecting mighty Supercars action at the iconic Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit once again! Held over four action-filled days, spectators witness the exhilarating sights and sounds of the Ford, Holden and Nissan V8s, touching incredible speeds of 250km/h! The Melbourne 400 format consists of a four seperate race points system, two 13-lap sprints and two 25-lap races, setting up a Supercars scrap for points!

If you’d love to join us in Melbourne in 2020 to experience the 3rd edition of the Melbourne 400, then please select a package below and then complete the Enquiry Form on the package page. One of our friendly travel experts will be in touch to discuss our range of packages and your travel requirements in further detail.

The 2020 Adelaide 500 takes place from February 20-23, after the official pre-season test at The Bend on February 18. Both Adelaide races have also been brought forward in the afternoons after later starts last year, to 15:55 for Race 1 and 14:55 for Race 2.

Schedule: Event 1, Adelaide Parklands Circuit

Check out the complete schedule and TV listings for the 2019 Sandown 500.

 the Coates Hire Newcastle 500 has cemented itself as one of the most scenic and popular races on the Virgin Australia Supercars Championship calendar. Staged at the high speed Newcastle Street Circuit, which incorporates some of Newcastle’s most iconic landmarks including Nobby’s Beach and Fort Scratchley, the Coates Hire Newcastle guarantees three days of non-stop Supercars street racing action that will potentially decide the Championship!

 Newcastle 500

Race Information
Venue	Newcastle Street Circuit
Number of times held	2
First held	2017
Race Format
Race 1
Laps	95
Distance	250 km
Race 2
Laps	95
Distance	250 km
Last Event (2018)
Overall Winner
David Reynolds	Erebus Motorsport
Race Winners
Scott McLaughlin	DJR Team Penske
David Reynolds	Erebus Motorsport

The event is staged over a three-day weekend, from Friday to Sunday. Two forty-minute practice sessions are held on Friday. Saturday features a twenty-minute qualifying session which decides the grid positions for the following 250 kilometre race. A twenty-minute qualifying session is held on Sunday, succeeded by a top ten shootout, the combined results of which decide the grid for the following 250 km race

If the electric, adrenaline-pumping racing isn’t enough, the Coates Hire Newcastle 500 also offers plenty of off-track entertainment, the biggest of which are the concerts featuring some of Australia’s biggest acts (2017 featured Cold Chisel, Spiderbait,The Veronicas and Delta Goodrem, and 2018 featured Simple Minds and Birds of Tokyo)! In 2019, the benchmark is set even higher with a performance by the one-and-only, KISS! You can guarantee there will be something for the whole crew at Coates Hire Newcastle 500! Not to mention, it’s easy to bring the whole family as kids 12 and under receive free Trackside Admission with a paying adult!

If you’d love to be there at the Supercars finale and witness the 2019 Supercars champion be crowned, then please take a moment to enquire by selecting a package below and then completing the Enquiry Form at the bottom of the package page. One of our friendly consultants will then be in touch to give you a rundown of our packages and discuss your travel requirements in further detail!

Friday November 22 to Sunday November 24

Russell Ingall has announced that he will be in the Boost Mobile Super Trucks field upon its Australian return at next weekend’s Gold Coast 600.

IT’S time to party in paradise and if you’re a motor sport tragic do we have the competition for you.

We have two double passes to the Vodaphone Gold Coast 600 to giveaway.

The trackside tickets are for entry to Sunday, October 27’s day of action as the V8 Supercars navigate the street circuit of Surfers Paradise.

2019 Gold Coast 600 Free Air vs Fox Sports

So don’t miss a minute of this 2019 Supercars Championship action when you can watch every support session, qualifying event and the featured V8 races live, as there’s no telling who will provide the most spectacular footage, or which driver will greet the judge and claim the top spot when the circuit settles on the weekend.

When: Friday 25 October to Sunday 27 October, 2019
Where: Surfers Paradise Street Circuit, Surfers Paradise, Queensland

Gold Coast 600 LIVE TV Schedule (Sydney time)

The Bathurst 1000 is reaching boiling point with drivers exchanging heated words and others narrowly escaping scary collisions.

The biggest race on the Australian motorsport calendar is here with the Bathurst 1000 set to get underway.

Safety car madness hurts Mostert, van Gisbergen

Race leaders Chaz Mostert and Shane van Gisbergen have been badly hurt by a safety car drama which saw them stack up behind the safety car and complete a full lap before coming into the pits.

The mix-up to complete a lap behind the safety car allowed seven cars to go past them before they were able to re-stack under the yellow flag following their pit stops.

They rejoined the race in P9 and P10 before van Gisbergen did a move on Mostert at the re-start.