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2023 Supercars Championship

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Motor racing competition
2023Supercars Championship
Drivers' Champion:
Brodie Kostecki
Teams' Champion:
Erebus Motorsport
Manufacturers' Championship:
Chevrolet
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Support series:
Super2 Series

The2023 Supercars Championship (known for commercial reasons as the2023Repco Supercars Championship) was a motor racing series forSupercars.

Brodie Kostecki won his first drivers' championship
Erebus Motorsport won their first Teams' Championship

It was the twenty-fifth running of the Supercars Championship and the twenty-seventh series in which Supercars have contested theAustralian Touring Car Championship, the premier title in Australian motorsport. It was the sixty-fourth season oftouring car racing inAustralia.

The 2023 season saw the introduction of Gen3, a revision to the sport's technical regulations. These regulations were designed to cut costs for competitors by introducing more standardised components to the cars and redesigning the chassis to favourcoupé body shapes.

Brodie Kostecki andErebus Motorsport secured their first Drivers' and Teams' Champions respectively.[1][2]

Teams and drivers

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The following teams and drivers competed in the 2023 championship.

Championship entriesEndurance entries
ManufacturerModelTeamNo.Driver nameRoundsCo-driver nameRounds
Chevrolet[3][4]Camaro Mk.6Brad Jones Racing4AustraliaJack Smith[5]AllNew ZealandJaxon Evans[6]9–10
8New ZealandAndre Heimgartner[5]AllAustraliaDale Wood[6]9–10
14AustraliaBryce Fullwood[5]AllAustraliaDean Fiore[6]9–10
96AustraliaMacauley Jones[5]AllAustraliaJordan Boys[6]9–10
Erebus Motorsport9AustraliaWill Brown[7]AllAustraliaJack Perkins[8]9–10
99AustraliaBrodie Kostecki[7]AllAustraliaDavid Russell[9]9–10
Team 1818AustraliaMark Winterbottom[10]AllAustraliaMichael Caruso[11]9–10
20AustraliaScott Pye[12]AllAustraliaWarren Luff[13]9–10
PremiAir Racing23AustraliaTim Slade[14]AllAustraliaJonathon Webb[15]9–10
31AustraliaJames Golding[16]AllAustraliaDylan O'Keeffe[17]9–10
Matt Stone Racing[18]34AustraliaJack Le Brocq[19]AllAustraliaJayden Ojeda[20]9–10
35AustraliaCameron Hill[21]AllAustraliaJaylyn Robotham[22]9–10
Triple Eight Race Engineering88AustraliaBroc Feeney[23]AllAustraliaJamie Whincup[24]9–10
97New ZealandShane van Gisbergen[5]AllNew ZealandRichie Stanaway[25]9–10
Ford[3][4]Mustang GTWalkinshaw Andretti United[26]2AustraliaNick Percat[27]AllNew ZealandFabian Coulthard[28]9–10
25AustraliaChaz Mostert[29]AllAustraliaLee Holdsworth[28]9–10
Blanchard Racing Team3AustraliaTodd Hazelwood[30]AllAustraliaTim Blanchard[31]9–10
Tickford Racing5AustraliaJames Courtney[32]AllAustraliaZak Best[33]9–10
6AustraliaCam Waters[34]AllAustraliaJames Moffat[33]9–10
55AustraliaThomas Randle[35]AllAustraliaGarry Jacobson[33]9–10
56AustraliaDeclan Fraser[36]AllAustraliaTyler Everingham[33]9–10
Dick Johnson Racing11AustraliaAnton de Pasquale[37]AllAustraliaTony D'Alberto[38]9–10
17AustraliaWill Davison[37]AllAustraliaAlex Davison[39]9–10
Grove Racing19New ZealandMatthew Payne[40]AllFranceKévin Estre[41][42]9–10
26AustraliaDavid Reynolds[40]AllAustraliaGarth Tander[43][42]9–10
Wildcard entries
ChevroletCamaro Mk.6Triple Eight Race Engineering888AustraliaZane Goddard[44]5, 9–10AustraliaCraig Lowndes[45]9–10
FordMustang GTBlanchard Racing Team[31][46]7AustraliaJake Kostecki
AustraliaAaron Love
9–10
Dick Johnson Racing[47]98AustraliaKai Allen
SwitzerlandSimona de Silvestro
10

Manufacturer changes

[edit]

Chevrolet returned to the series for the first time since1984, replacingHolden and theZB Commodore with theCamaro Mk.6.[48]

AllFord teams upgraded to theMustang GT S650.[49]

Team changes

[edit]

Walkinshaw Andretti United switched from Holden to Ford.[26] In addition, Walkinshaw Andretti United is receiving the same treatment asDick Johnson Racing,Tickford Racing,Blanchard Racing Team andGrove Racing by receiving factory support fromFord Performance.

Driver changes

[edit]

Cameron Hill graduated from theSuper2 Series to race full time atMatt Stone Racing. Hill replacedTodd Hazelwood, who joinedBlanchard Racing Team, replacingTim Slade. Slade then joinedPremiAir Racing to replaceChris Pither.[50][30][21]

Declan Fraser also graduated from the Super2 Series to replaceJake Kostecki afterTickford Racing terminated Kostecki's contract early. Kostecki was initially contracted to race with the team throughout 2023.[36][51]

Matthew Payne joinedGrove Racing, graduating from the Super2 Series. He replacedLee Holdsworth, who announced his retirement from full-time competition at the end of the2022 season.[40][52]

Calendar

[edit]

Twelve, down from thirteen in 2022, circuits are due to host a round of the 2023 championship.

RoundEventCircuitLocationDatesMap
1Newcastle 500New South WalesNewcastle Street CircuitNewcastle, New South Wales11–12 March
2Melbourne SuperSprintVictoria (state)Albert Park CircuitAlbert Park, Victoria30 March–2 April
3Perth SuperSprintWestern AustraliaWanneroo RacewayNeerabup, Western Australia29–30 April
4Tasmania SuperSprintTasmaniaSymmons Plains RacewayLaunceston, Tasmania20–21 May
5Darwin Triple CrownNorthern TerritoryHidden Valley RacewayDarwin, Northern Territory17–18 June
6Townsville 500QueenslandReid Park Street CircuitTownsville,Queensland8–9 July
7Sydney SuperNightNew South WalesSydney Motorsport ParkEastern Creek, New South Wales29–30 July
8The Bend SuperSprintSouth AustraliaThe Bend Motorsport ParkTailem Bend, South Australia19–20 August
9Sandown 500Victoria (state)Sandown RacewaySpringvale, Victoria15–17 September
10Bathurst 1000New South WalesMount Panorama CircuitBathurst, New South Wales5–8 October
11Gold Coast 500QueenslandSurfers Paradise Street CircuitSurfers Paradise, Queensland28–29 October
12Adelaide 500South AustraliaAdelaide Street CircuitAdelaide,South Australia25–26 November
Source

Calendar changes

[edit]

The Newcastle 500 returned as the season opener, after a three-year absence due to theCOVID-19 pandemic.[53]

The Melbourne 400 and Perth SuperNight reverted to a SuperSprint format.

TheSandown 500 will return to the calendar for the first time2019, and the first as the precursor to theBathurst 1000 since2018.[54]

Pukekohe Park Raceway closed, citing the focus on horse racing and club facilities:[55] a new venue in New Zealand was unable to be secured for 2023.[56]

TheWinton SuperSprint was omitted from the calendar.[56]

Rule changes

[edit]

Gen3

[edit]
The Gen3 regulations saw the introduction of theChevrolet Camaro ZL1 (top) andFord Mustang S650 (bottom).

Gen3 made its debut, replacing the Car of the Future regulations that débuted in2013, with regulations designed to lower costs of a standard Supercar.[57] It was due to debut midway through 2022, but due to ongoing challenges with international supply chains and domestic disruptions caused by theCOVID-19 pandemic, it was delayed to 2023.[58]

The regulations introduced morecontrolled components into the cars to address the rising costs of maintaining a car. The pedal kit, brake kit and wheels became control components, with tenders needing the rims to be 'finger friendly' for pit crew during a pit stop. The roll cage lowered by 100mm to be suited to coupes, after the controversy surrounding theFord Mustang GT, which required the roof to be stretched beyond the dimensions of its road-going counterpart to fit the Car of the Future chassis. Supercars manufactured the roll cage inkit form for teams that do not have the budget to build one themselves.[59][60][61][62]

The engines on Gen3 were overhauled, with pushrod engines replaced with fuel-injected, V8 engines, with the Camaro running a 5.7 LitreLTR V8, while the Mustang will run a 5.4 LitreCoyote V8. This is intended to modernise the engine and significantly reduce costs of building and maintaining them.[63][64][65]

Aerodynamic downforce was cut by 67% to encourage closer racing and easier overtaking after complaints from drivers about dirty air and aerowash from current Gen2 cars.[66]

Minimum weight was decreased from 1,400 kg to 1,335 kg, with a 95 kg minimum of driver and seat weight combination.[67] Later, it was increased to 1,340 kg from theSandown 500.[68]

Triple Eight Race Engineering oversaw the development of theChevrolet Camaro ZL1 as a replacement for theHolden ZB Commodore. The Camaro ZL1 was chosen after parent companyGeneral Motors decided to discontinue the Holden brand and shut down production of the Commodore.[48]Dick Johnson Racing oversaw the development of theS650 Mustang.[69][70]

Other changes

[edit]

A new E75 fuel blend was introduced, down from E85 that was used from 2009, while utilising more renewable bio fuels to lower carbon emissions.[71]

Ahead of thePerth SuperSprint an LED display was added to the windscreen to show information such as a driver's position in the race, practice, or qualifying session to spectators.[72]

Ahead of theGold Coast 500 a Full Course Yellow system was implemented, although the system saw no use during the event itself.[73]

Results and standings

[edit]

Season summary

[edit]
RoundRaceEventPole positionFastest lapWinning driverWinning teamReport
11Newcastle 500AustraliaBrodie KosteckiAustraliaChaz MostertAustraliaCam Waters[a]Tickford RacingReport
2AustraliaDavid ReynoldsNew ZealandShane van GisbergenNew ZealandShane van GisbergenTriple Eight Race Engineering
23Melbourne SuperSprintAustraliaAnton de PasqualeAustraliaBroc FeeneyNew ZealandShane van GisbergenTriple Eight Race EngineeringReport
4New ZealandShane van GisbergenAustraliaScott PyeAustraliaBrodie KosteckiErebus Motorsport
5AustraliaBrodie KosteckiNew ZealandShane van GisbergenAustraliaBrodie KosteckiErebus Motorsport
6AustraliaBroc FeeneyAustraliaBroc FeeneyAustraliaBroc FeeneyTriple Eight Race Engineering
37Perth SuperSprintNew ZealandShane van GisbergenAustraliaTodd HazelwoodNew ZealandShane van GisbergenTriple Eight Race EngineeringReport
8AustraliaWill BrownAustraliaJames GoldingAustraliaWill BrownErebus Motorsport
9AustraliaBroc FeeneyAustraliaBroc FeeneyAustraliaBroc FeeneyTriple Eight Race Engineering
410Tasmania SuperSprintAustraliaWill BrownAustraliaCam WatersAustraliaWill BrownErebus MotorsportReport
11AustraliaBrodie KosteckiAustraliaWill DavisonAustraliaBroc FeeneyTriple Eight Race Engineering
12AustraliaBrodie KosteckiAustraliaCam WatersAustraliaWill BrownErebus Motorsport
513Darwin Triple CrownAustraliaCam WatersAustraliaMark WinterbottomAustraliaMark WinterbottomTeam 18Report
14AustraliaBroc FeeneyAustraliaChaz MostertAustraliaBroc FeeneyTriple Eight Race Engineering
15AustraliaJack Le BrocqAustraliaJack Le BrocqAustraliaJack Le BrocqMatt Stone Racing
616Townsville 500AustraliaWill BrownNew ZealandAndre HeimgartnerAustraliaWill BrownErebus MotorsportReport
17AustraliaCam WatersAustraliaScott PyeAustraliaAnton de PasqualeDick Johnson Racing
718Sydney SuperNightNew ZealandAndre HeimgartnerNew ZealandShane van GisbergenAustraliaBrodie KosteckiErebus MotorsportReport
19New ZealandShane van GisbergenAustraliaJack SmithNew ZealandShane van GisbergenTriple Eight Race Engineering
820The Bend SuperSprintAustraliaBrodie KosteckiAustraliaJames CourtneyAustraliaBrodie KosteckiErebus MotorsportReport
21AustraliaThomas RandleAustraliaBrodie KosteckiAustraliaBrodie KosteckiErebus Motorsport
22AustraliaBrodie KosteckiAustraliaCam WatersAustraliaBrodie KosteckiErebus Motorsport
923Sandown 500AustraliaWill BrownAustraliaGarry JacobsonAustraliaBroc Feeney
AustraliaJamie Whincup
Triple Eight Race EngineeringReport
1024Bathurst 1000AustraliaBrodie KosteckiAustraliaWill BrownNew ZealandShane van Gisbergen
New ZealandRichie Stanaway
Triple Eight Race EngineeringReport
1125Gold Coast 500AustraliaCam WatersAustraliaChaz MostertAustraliaCam WatersTickford RacingReport
26AustraliaBrodie KosteckiAustraliaBrodie KosteckiAustraliaDavid ReynoldsGrove Racing
1227Adelaide 500AustraliaBrodie KosteckiAustraliaDavid ReynoldsAustraliaCam WatersTickford RacingReport
28AustraliaBrodie KosteckiAustraliaDeclan FraserNew ZealandMatthew PayneGrove Racing

Points system

[edit]

Points were awarded for each race at an event, to the driver or drivers of a car that completed at least 75% of the race distance and was running at the completion of the race. At least 50% of the planned race distance must be completed for the result to be valid and championship points awarded. No extra points were awarded if the fastest lap time is achieved by a driver who was classified outside the top fifteen.

Points formatPosition
1st2nd3rd4th5th6th7th8th9th10th11th12th13th14th15th16th17th18th19th20th21st22nd23rd24th25th26th27th28th FL 
Endurance30027625824022220419218016815614413813212612011410810296908478726660544842
Two-race15013812912011110296908478726966636057545148454239363330
SuperSprint100928680746864605652484644424038363432302826242220185
Melbourne75696460555148454239363433313028272524222119181615
  • Endurance: Used for the Sandown 500 and Bathurst 1000.
  • Two-race: Used for the Newcastle 500, Townsville 500, Sydney SuperNight (with 5 points awarded for the fastest lap), Gold Coast 500 and Adelaide 500.
  • SuperSprint: Used for all SuperSprint races (exc. Melbourne) and the Darwin Triple Crown.
  • Melbourne: Used for the Melbourne SuperSprint.

Drivers' championship

[edit]
Pos.DriverNo.NEW
New South Wales
MEL
Victoria (state)
WAN
Western Australia
SYM
Tasmania
HID
Northern Territory
TOW
Queensland
SMP
New South Wales
BEN
South Australia
SAN
Victoria (state)
BAT
New South Wales
SUR
Queensland
ADE
South Australia
Pen.Pts.
1AustraliaBrodie Kostecki99362113223232344261921811122526802888
2New ZealandShane van Gisbergen97DSQ1122415123Ret462445715553125RetRet02565
3AustraliaBroc Feeney88DSQ543711013118122132411469251231485202441
4AustraliaChaz Mostert2522544141145Ret6681393Ret272392248134502287
5AustraliaWill Brown941336323161213175616314Ret1313481111Ret1402264
6AustraliaCam Waters611271910102286447Ret12551556424220Ret131402099
7New ZealandAndre Heimgartner857171652211022212171632731421010125Ret7179602016
8AustraliaAnton de Pasquale11161665Ret221322151314991717Ret1153117783132121701818
9AustraliaDavid Reynolds26103192314831441623122022122117Ret2013420Ret5312301806
10AustraliaWill Davison171119161111686711513324810211617922671615167901786
11AustraliaBryce Fullwood141511117121814121719171058118985218231472210191801722
12AustraliaJack Le Brocq34988Ret65121524785112011210410152510169Ret14142301715
13AustraliaThomas Randle551718128911923Ret102214211014138232232325124731001700
14New ZealandMatthew Payne1912141317211269181515211923251518242376186119423101673
15AustraliaMark Winterbottom18610219Ret191818191213811871179917172411Ret129111501579
16AustraliaJames Golding31184222119161511111491614620201212161423151510176132001569
17AustraliaJames Courtney58DNS922RetDNS5392416222316219161313811812610Ret81201568
18AustraliaScott Pye20717151820132017105201512923611101122151121176Ret101301524
19AustraliaTim Slade23229201381572486725101118182361216182291321Ret161601497
20AustraliaNick Percat2Ret2314Ret162017191391023181915241320191812423141812182101230
21AustraliaTodd Hazelwood31415DSQ20159471420192417141023Ret182112161617Ret1918121101221
22AustraliaMacauley Jones9619221012Ret72416202221191571316202218201921192216Ret172201138
23AustraliaCameron Hill352021181517Ret2325168111113151617221724Ret2019Ret152315221701080
24AustraliaDeclan Fraser5613Ret2410132119212321Ret20Ret2519141921251914171318202015Ret01046
25AustraliaJack Smith421202314181725202117181824Ret2222141915Ret21141821Ret19201901030
26New ZealandRichie Stanaway97310558
27AustraliaDavid Russell99220552
28AustraliaTony D'Alberto11830438
29AustraliaJack Perkins9480420
30AustraliaJamie Whincup881230372
31FranceKévin Estre196110348
32AustraliaZak Best51260342
33AustraliaLee Holdsworth252240318
34AustraliaDean Fiore141470318
35AustraliaAlex Davison177160306
36AustraliaJonathon Webb239130300
37AustraliaZane Goddard88822212410240298
38AustraliaJayden Ojeda341690282
39AustraliaDylan O'Keeffe3115100276
40AustraliaTyler Everingham5613180234
41AustraliaGarth Tander26Ret50222
42AustraliaDale Wood85Ret0222
43AustraliaCraig Lowndes88810240222
44AustraliaGarry Jacobson5525120198
45New ZealandFabian Coulthard223140198
46AustraliaWarren Luff2021170192
47New ZealandJaxon Evans418210186
48AustraliaJordan Boys9619220174
49AustraliaAaron Love724190162
50AustraliaJake Kostecki724190162
51AustraliaMichael Caruso1811Ret0144
52AustraliaJaylyn Robotham35Ret150120
53AustraliaTim Blanchard317Ret0108
54AustraliaJames Moffat620Ret090
55AustraliaKai Allen9820090
56SwitzerlandSimona de Silvestro9820090
Pos.DriverNo.NEW
New South Wales
MEL
Victoria (state)
WAN
Western Australia
SYM
Tasmania
HID
Northern Territory
TOW
Queensland
SMP
New South Wales
BEN
South Australia
SAN
Victoria (state)
BAT
New South Wales
SUR
Queensland
ADE
South Australia
Pen.Pts.
Key
ColourResult
GoldWinner
SilverSecond place
BronzeThird place
GreenOther points position
BlueOther classified position
Not classified, finished (NC)
PurpleNot classified, retired (Ret)
RedDid not qualify (DNQ)
Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
BlackDisqualified (DSQ)
WhiteDid not start (DNS)
Race cancelled (C)
BlankDid not practice (DNP)
Excluded (EX)
Did not arrive (DNA)
Withdrawn (WD)
Did not enter (cell empty)
Text formattingMeaning
BoldPole position
ItalicsFastest lap

Teams' championship

[edit]
Pos.DriverNo.NEW
New South Wales
MEL
Victoria (state)
WAN
Western Australia
SYM
Tasmania
HID
Northern Territory
TOW
Queensland
SMP
New South Wales
BEN
South Australia
SAN
Victoria (state)
BAT
New South Wales
SUR
Queensland
ADE
South Australia
Pen.Pts.
1Erebus Motorsport941336323161213175616314Ret1313481111Ret1405152
993621132232323442619218111225268
2Triple Eight Race Engineering88DSQ5437110131181221324114692512314852304976
97DSQ1122415123Ret462445715553125RetRet
3Brad Jones Racing857171652211022212171632731421010125Ret71796303708
1415111171218151217191710581189852182314722101918
4Tickford Racing58DNS922RetDNS5392416222316219161313811812610Ret81203667
611271910102286447Ret12551556424220Ret1314
5Dick Johnson Racing11161665Ret221322151314991717Ret1153117783132121703604
1711191611116867115133248102116179226716151679
6Walkinshaw Andretti United2Ret2314Ret1620171913910231919152413201918124231418121821303487
2522544141145Ret6681393Ret2723922481345
7Grove Racing1912141317211269181515212023251518242376186119423103479
26103192314831441624122122122117Ret2013420Ret53123
8Team 1818610219Ret191818191213811871179917172411Ret129111503103
20717151820132017105201512923611101122151121176Ret1013
9PremiAir Racing23229201381572486725101118182361216182291321Ret1616503016
311842221191614111114916146202012121614231515101761320
10Matt Stone Racing34988Ret65121524785112011210410152510169Ret14142302795
352021181517Ret2325168111113151617221724Ret2019Ret1523152217
11Tickford Racing551718128911923Ret1022141710141382322323251247310602686
5613Ret2410132119212321Ret20Ret2519141921251914171318202015NC
12Brad Jones Racing421202314181725202117181824Ret2222141915Ret21141821Ret192019602108
9619221012Ret72416202221191571316202218201921192216Ret1722
13Blanchard Racing Team31415DSQ20159471420192418141023Ret182112161617Ret19181211301191
14Triple Eight Race Engineering88822212410240298
15Blanchard Racing Team724190162
16Dick Johnson Racing98203060
Pos.DriverNo.NEW
New South Wales
MEL
Victoria (state)
WAN
Western Australia
SYM
Tasmania
HID
Northern Territory
TOW
Queensland
SMP
New South Wales
BEN
South Australia
SAN
Victoria (state)
BAT
New South Wales
SUR
Queensland
ADE
South Australia
Pen.Pts.
Key
ColourResult
GoldWinner
SilverSecond place
BronzeThird place
GreenOther points position
BlueOther classified position
Not classified, finished (NC)
PurpleNot classified, retired (Ret)
RedDid not qualify (DNQ)
Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
BlackDisqualified (DSQ)
WhiteDid not start (DNS)
Race cancelled (C)
BlankDid not practice (DNP)
Excluded (EX)
Did not arrive (DNA)
Withdrawn (WD)
Did not enter (cell empty)
Text formattingMeaning
BoldPole position
ItalicsFastest lap

Notes

[edit]
  1. ^Cam Waters crossed the line in 3rd, but he was credited with the win after the cars ofShane van Gisbergen andBroc Feeney were disqualified after a protest lodged by Tickford Racing and Walkinshaw Andretti United related to the use of dry ice in a specific banned location.[74][75]

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