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HRT reveals enduro pairings.
Toll HRT has announced that regular drivers Garth Tander and Mark Skaife will team up together in the #1 Holden Commodore for the V8 Supercar endurance events at Phillip Island and Bathurst.
Reynolds drafted into HSC enduro team.
The HSV Dealer Team has revealed that Fujitsu Series driver David Reynolds will now join Paul Dumbrell in the #16 Autobarn Commodore at this year's L&H 500 at Phillip Island and the Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000, rather than Marcus Zukanovic.
Bargwanna joins Rod Nash Racing.
Having lost his full-time ride in the V8 Supercar Championship after WPS Racing announced its withdrawal from the series shortly before the start of the campaign, Jason Bargwanna is to return later in the year after inking a deal to join Rod Nash Racing for the endurance events at Phillip Island
Experience for Jim Beam.
The Dick Johnson-run Jim Beam Racing team has revealed the signing of Steve Owen and Warren Luff for the 2008 V8 Supercar endurance events later in the year.
Bowe back for Bathurst.
Now-retired V8 Supercar driver John Bowe will make an early return to Mount Panorama next February for his second start in the WPS Bathurst 12-Hour.
HRT and Toll switch drivers for enduros.
By Matthew Agius The two V8 Supercar teams operated by the Tom Walkinshaw Performance Group - the Holden Racing Team and the Toll HSV Dealer Team - have announced today that Todd Kelly and Garth Tander will switch places for the 2006 long-distance races at Sandown and Bathurst.
Bathurst movie in the making.
An Australian film based loosely on the legendary Bathurst 1000 Australian Touring Car race is set to be produced, with 2003 Australian Idol runner-up Shannon Noll hot-tipped to play the feature role.
Dramas put brakes on PWR Bathurst charge.
A first-corner incident, a brake malfunction, a trip to the sand, a spin and a flat tyre were among several factors that went against PWR Racing's Jason Bright and Paul Weel in the Bob Jane T-Marts Bathurst 1000 at Mt Panorama.
Cable costs Skaife and Kelly at Mount Panorama.
Mark Skaife and Todd Kelly missed out on the chance to battle for victory at Bathurst, when a broken alternator cable on the #2 Holden cost them valuable time on track.
Bad luck for Betta Electrical despite efforts.
Team Betta Electrical entered Sunday's Bathurst 1000 km race high with expectation, unfortunately early impressive high performance from both cars did not convert through to the fall of the flag.
Lowndes puts FPR into top-ten shootout.
Craig Lowndes has put the CAT Ford Performance Racing Falcon into the top ten shout for the Bob Jane T-Marts 1000 after setting the fourth fastest time in qualifying.
Dynamik aim to 'break through' at Bathurst.
Team Dynamik head to the Bob Jane T-Marts Bathurst 1000 this weekend with a renewed desire to succeed in the biggest race on the V8 Supercar calendar.
'Super hero help' for Kmart at Bathurst.
Kmart Racing duo Greg Murphy and Rick Kelly will have some 'super hero help' in their attempts to retain the Bathurst 1000 title, after unveiling the new look VY Commodore they will use this weekend.
Gore banking on WPS success at Bathurst.
Craig Gore, the owner of WPS Racing, believes that his team are ready for the challenge of Mount Panorama this weekend and are more than capable of a top five finish in the Bob Jane T-Marts Bathurst 1000.
Nothing to lose for HRT heading to Bathurst.
The Holden Racing Team will aim to put the disappointment of Sandown in the past this weekend as the V8 Supercars head to Mount Panorama for the biggest race of the season - the Bob Jane T-Marts Bathurst 1000.
John Bowe: A 20 year Bathurst pursuit.
As Peter Brock prepares for his final race at Bathurst, another veteran of the Mount Panorama circuit will reach a landmark of his own, as two time Bathurst winner John Bowe prepares to compete in the race for the 20th time.
FPR out to emulate 2004 Bathurst performance.
Ford Performance Racing heads back to Australia's legendary Mount Panorama racing circuit this week with one goal - to follow up last seasons second place finish with a win in the 2005 Bob Jane T-Marts Bathurst 1000.
Kelly, Murphy chasing back-to-back victories.
Kmart Racing duo Greg Murphy and Rick Kelly will be going all out for victory this weekend at Bathurst, as they attempt to retain the title they claimed in dominant fashion last season.
Triple Eight aim to put Sandown gremlins to rest.
Triple Eight Race Engineering have been working around the clock since the Betta Electrical Sandown 500 to ensure the teams two BA Fords are 'Bullet Proof' heading into the ultimate event on the V8 Supercars calendar, the Bob Jane T-Marts Bathurst 1000 this weekend.
Ultimate entertainment at Bathurst.
Delivering on the expectation of a total entertainment package, organisers of the Bob Jane T-Marts 1000 have assured fans that there will be no shortage of rubber burning antics and aerial acrobatics during this year's Ultimate Showdown next month.
Bathurst prepared for pit complex opening.
The giants of V8 Supercar racing will join State and Federal leaders and Council representatives at the official opening of the anticipated Stage 1 pit complex at Mount Panorama next Wednesday.
Added appeal to Bathurst paddock pass.
The ever popular paddock pass offered to fans during the Bob Jane T-Marts 1000 will have extra appeal for this seasons race, when the more modern 36 car pit garage complex is showcased for the first time at Bathurst's famous Mount Panorama circuit.
Plato to do battle with Muller, down under!
As if the resumption of hostilities in Mondello between 2000 BTCC champion Jason Plato and reigning champion Yvan Muller wasn't enough, the pair are set to do battle down under in Australia's most famous motor race, the Bathurst 1000k.
Twenty-year deal for Bathurst 1000.
The long-term future of one of the world's most prestigious motor racing events, the Bathurst 1000, has been assured through a 20-year deal between the Australian Vee Eight Supercar Company, AVESCO, and the Bathurst City Council.