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2015 International V8 Supercars Championship

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2015International V8 Supercars Championship
Drivers' Champion:
Mark Winterbottom
Teams' Champion:
Triple Eight Race Engineering
Manufacturers' Championship:
Holden
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Support series:
V8 Supercars Dunlop Series
Australian GT Championship
Porsche Carrera Cup Australia
Australian V8 Ute Racing Series
Touring Car Masters
Australian Formula 4 Championship
Mark Winterbottom won his first drivers' championship.
Triple Eight Race Engineering won its sixth consecutive teams' championship.

The2015 International V8 Supercars Championship (often simplified to the2015 V8 Supercars Championship) was anFIA-sanctioned international auto racing series forV8 Supercars. It was the seventeenth running of the V8 Supercar Championship Series and the nineteenth series in which V8 Supercars have contested the premier Australian touring car title.

Mark Winterbottom ofProdrive Racing Australia secured his first championship title with one race remaining, winning nine races during the season, whileTriple Eight Race Engineering won the Teams' Championship.[1] TheEnduro Cup was won byGarth Tander andWarren Luff, driving for theHolden Racing Team.

Teams and drivers

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Holden,Nissan andVolvo were all represented byfactory-backed teams.[2][3][4]Ford reduced its commitment as a prelude to a complete exit from the series at the end of the season,[5] whileMercedes-Benz continued to be represented without any factory support.[6]

The following teams and drivers competed in the 2015 championship.

Championship entriesEndurance entries
ManufacturerModelTeamNo.Driver nameRoundsCo-driver nameRounds
FordFalcon FG[7]Rod Nash Racing (PRA)55AustraliaDavid Reynolds[8]1N/a
Super Black Racing (PRA)111New ZealandAndre Heimgartner[9]1N/a
Falcon FG XProdrive Racing Australia5AustraliaMark Winterbottom[10]AllAustraliaSteve Owen[11]9–11
6AustraliaChaz Mostert[12]1–10AustraliaCam Waters[11]9–10
AustraliaCam Waters[13]11–13AustraliaRussell Ingall[13]11
AustraliaSteve Owen[14]14N/a
DJR Team Penske17AustraliaMarcos Ambrose[15]1N/a
AustraliaScott Pye[16]2–14AustraliaMarcos Ambrose[16]9–11
Rod Nash Racing (PRA)55AustraliaDavid Reynolds[17]2–14AustraliaDean Canto[11]9–11
Super Black Racing (PRA)111New ZealandAndre Heimgartner[9]2–12New ZealandAnt Pedersen[18]9–11
New ZealandChris Pither[19]13–14N/a
HoldenCommodore VFTriple Eight Race Engineering1AustraliaJamie Whincup[20]AllAustraliaPaul Dumbrell[21]9–11
888AustraliaCraig Lowndes[20]AllNew ZealandSteven Richards[22]9–11
Holden Racing Team2AustraliaGarth Tander[23]AllAustraliaWarren Luff[24]9–11
22AustraliaJames Courtney[25]1–7, 11–14AustraliaJack Perkins[26]11
AustraliaJack Perkins[27]8–10AustraliaRussell Ingall[28]9–10
Lucas Dumbrell Motorsport3AustraliaTim Blanchard[29]AllAustraliaKarl Reindler[30]9–11
222AustraliaNick Percat[9]1–12United KingdomOliver Gavin[31]9–11
AustraliaPaul Dumbrell[32]13N/a
AustraliaJack Perkins[33]14
Brad Jones Racing8AustraliaJason Bright[34]AllAustraliaAndrew Jones[18]9–11
14New ZealandFabian Coulthard[34]AllAustraliaLuke Youlden[18]9–11
Charlie Schwerkolt Racing (HRT)18AustraliaLee Holdsworth[9]AllFranceSébastien Bourdais[35]        9–11
Britek Motorsport (BJR)21AustraliaDale Wood[9]AllAustraliaMacauley Jones[36]9–11
Walkinshaw Racing (HRT)47AustraliaTim Slade[37]AllAustraliaTony D'Alberto[38]9–11
Tekno Autosports97New ZealandShane van Gisbergen[39]        AllAustraliaJonathon Webb[40]9–11
Mercedes-BenzE63 AMGErebus Motorsport4AustraliaAshley Walsh[41]1–12AustraliaJack Le Brocq[42]9–11
AustraliaDean Canto[43]13N/a
AustraliaAlex Davison[44]14
9AustraliaWill Davison[45]AllAustraliaAlex Davison[18]9–11
NissanAltima L33Nissan Motorsport7AustraliaTodd Kelly[9]AllUnited KingdomAlex Buncombe[46]9–11
15AustraliaRick Kelly[47]AllAustraliaDavid Russell[48]9–11
23AustraliaMichael Caruso[49]AllAustraliaDean Fiore[50]9–11
99AustraliaJames Moffat[51]AllAustraliaTaz Douglas[50]9–11
VolvoS60Garry Rogers Motorsport[52]33New ZealandScott McLaughlin[53]AllFranceAlexandre Prémat[54]9–11
34AustraliaDavid Wall[55]AllNew ZealandChris Pither[56]9–11
Wildcard entries
FordFalcon FG XProdrive Racing Australia200N/aAustraliaRenee Gracie[57]
SwitzerlandSimona de Silvestro[57]
10
HoldenCommodore VFNovocastrian Motorsport62N/aAustraliaAaren Russell[58]
AustraliaDrew Russell[58]
10

Team changes

[edit]
Ford teams updated to the newFG X Falcon.

Teams competing with theFord Falcon updated to the newFalcon FG X, thoughRod Nash Racing and Super Black Racing started the season with the previousFG configuration.[7] Both teams updated to the FG X for the second event of the championship.[59]

Ford Performance Racing was rebranded asProdrive Racing Australia, following Ford reducing its funding to the team.[60]

Charlie Schwerkolt Racing switched from racing a customerFord Performance Racing Falcon to a customerHolden Racing Team Commodore.[9]

Dick Johnson Racing was rebranded asDJR Team Penske, afterTeam Penske purchased a 51% stake in the team.[15] The team scaled back to run a single car.[61]

James Rosenberg Racing returned itsRacing Entitlement Contract (REC) to the series' management.[62]

Lucas Dumbrell Motorsport returned to fielding two cars having scaled back to run a single car in 2014.[63]

Super Black Racing entered the series full-time as a customer of Prodrive Racing Australia with a REC leased from DJR Team Penske.[9][61]

Driver changes

[edit]
Marcos Ambrose was scheduled to return to the series full-time, but stepped down after the first event. He returned as a co-driver in theendurance races.

After making a one-off appearance at the2014 Sydney NRMA 500 forDick Johnson Racing, former series championMarcos Ambrose returned to the championship on a full-time basis.[15] With the team scaling back to run a single car for Ambrose,Scott Pye was left without a drive.[61]

Tim Blanchard joinedLucas Dumbrell Motorsport full-time after driving for the team in the endurance races in 2014.[29]

Andre Heimgartner competed in his first full-time season, driving for Super Black Racing, after racing in a wildcard entry in the2014 Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000.[9]

Lee Holdsworth moved fromErebus Motorsport toCharlie Schwerkolt Racing, replacingJack Perkins.[64] Holdsworth's place at Erebus Motorsport was taken byAshley Walsh.[41]

Nick Percat moved fromJames Rosenberg Racing to Lucas Dumbrell Motorsport followingRussell Ingall's retirement from full-time driving.[9][65]

David Wall moved from Dick Johnson Racing toGarry Rogers Motorsport to replaceRobert Dahlgren.[55][66]

Mid-season changes

[edit]

Marcos Ambrose stepped down from full-time driving duties at DJR Team Penske prior to the second event of the championship. He was replaced byScott Pye, who had originally been listed as the team's endurance co-driver, for the rest of the season. Ambrose returned as a co-driver for the endurance races.[16]

James Courtney was injured during practice for theSydney Motorsport Park Super Sprint when he was hit by pieces of pit equipment which were flung into the air by a low-flying helicopter. His endurance co-driver,Jack Perkins, replaced him for the remainder of the weekend.[27] Courtney also missed the Wilson Security Sandown 500 and Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000, with Russell Ingall coming out of retirement to be co-driver for Perkins.[28][67]

Cam Waters made his full-time V8 Supercar début, replacing Chaz Mostert at Prodrive Racing Australia after Mostert was injured in an accident at the Bathurst 1000. As Waters was originally scheduled to partner Mostert for the Gold Coast 600, Russell Ingall was drafted in as co-driver ahead of James Courtney's return to the Holden Racing Team.[13]Steve Owen drove the car at the Sydney 500 to allow Waters to concentrate on hisDunlop Series commitments.[14]

Dean Canto replaced Ashley Walsh at the Phillip Island event, with Erebus Motorsport citing the need for an experienced driver to help with car setup.[43]Alex Davison drove the car at the Sydney 500 as Erebus Motorsport continues its development program.[44]

Chris Pither replaced Andre Heimgartner at the Phillip Island event as Super Black Racing evaluated its full-time driver options for2016.[19] Pither also drove at the Sydney 500, having been confirmed as Heimgartner's replacement for 2016.[68]

After taking part in Friday practice at the Phillip Island event,Nick Percat elected not to take part in the rest of the weekend due to a foot injury sustained at the Gold Coast 600. He was replaced byPaul Dumbrell for the rest of the event.[32] Percat did not recover in time for the Sydney 500 and was replaced by Jack Perkins for the event.[33]

Wildcard entries

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Two wildcard entries would be granted for theBathurst 1000.Prodrive Racing Australia elected to run an all-female wildcard forRenee Gracie andSimona De Silvestro[57], while family teamNovocastrian Motorsport ran a Commodore for brothersAaren Russell andDrew Russell.[58]

Calendar

[edit]

The 2015 calendar was released on 12 September 2014.[69][70] Two non-championship events were held; one being theV8 Supercars Challenge in conjunction with theAustralian Grand Prix on 12–15 March, and the other a demonstration using five cars (one from each manufacturer) at theKuala Lumpur City Grand Prix inMalaysia over 7–9 August.[71][72]

Rnd.Event nameCircuitLocationFormatDate
1South AustraliaAdelaide 500Adelaide Street CircuitAdelaide,South AustraliaST28 February – 1 March
2TasmaniaTasmania SuperSprintSymmons Plains RacewayLaunceston,TasmaniaSP28–29 March
3Western AustraliaPerth SuperSprintBarbagallo RacewayPerth,Western AustraliaSP2–3 May
4Victoria (state)Winton SuperSprintWinton Motor RacewayBenalla,VictoriaSP16–17 May
5Northern TerritoryDarwin Triple CrownHidden Valley RacewayDarwin,Northern TerritorySP20–21 June
6QueenslandTownsville 400Reid Park Street CircuitTownsville,QueenslandST11–12 July
7QueenslandIpswich SuperSprintQueensland RacewayIpswich,QueenslandSP1–2 August
8New South WalesSydney Motorsport Park SuperSprintSydney Motorsport ParkEastern Creek,New South WalesSP22–23 August
9Victoria (state)Sandown 500Sandown RacewayMelbourne,VictoriaEC13 September
10New South WalesBathurst 1000Mount Panorama CircuitBathurst,New South WalesEC11 October
11QueenslandGold Coast 600Surfers Paradise Street CircuitSurfers Paradise,QueenslandEC24–25 October
12New ZealandAuckland 500Pukekohe Park RacewayPukekohe,New ZealandSP6–8 November
13Victoria (state)Phillip Island SuperSprintPhillip Island Grand Prix CircuitPhillip Island,VictoriaSP21–22 November
14New South WalesSydney 500Homebush Street CircuitSydney,New South WalesST5–6 December
IconMeaning
STSuper Street
SPSuper Sprint
ECEndurance Cup
New Zealand rounds

Calendar changes

[edit]

TheAuckland event moved from April to November, while theWinton andPerth events swapped positions on the calendar.[69]

Format changes

[edit]

Each Super Sprint event featured two hours of Friday practice which incorporated testing time for the teams. TheTownsville event reverted to its original 400-kilometre format, with a 200-kilometre race held on both Saturday and Sunday.[69] The Saturday races of Super Sprint events were contested over a shorter distance of 60 kilometres per race, compared to the 100-kilometre races held in 2014. No twilight races were held.[73] After holding a fourth race on the Friday in 2013 and 2014, the Auckland event was reduced to three races, the same as all other Super Sprint events.[74]

Rule changes

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The number of test days allocated to each team was reduced from four to three. A compulsory two-day test was held atSydney Motorsport Park on 7–8 February 2015, with teams allocated one further day of private testing that could be used at their discretion. The amount of track time on Fridays at eight rounds has been increased to account for the reduced number of test days.[69]

From Darwin, in response to processional racing in the 60 km SuperSprint races, the V8 Supercar Commission changed tyre allocations to give teams a set of soft compound rubber for the second race.[75]

Other changes

[edit]

The season saw the commencement of a new television deal, withFoxtel andNetwork Ten taking over the broadcasting rights fromSeven Network. All races are being shown live on Foxtel'sFox Sports with six events – Adelaide, Townsville, Sandown, Bathurst, the Gold Coast and Sydney – also being televised live on Ten.[76] Ten also broadcasts limited highlights of the other events. The television seriesInside Supercars andSupercars Life were also launched by Fox Sports to accompany their coverage. Ten revived their motorsport magazine seriesRPM to accompany their own coverage.

Results and standings

[edit]

Season summary

[edit]
RoundRaceEventPole positionFastest lapWinning driverWinning teamReport
11Adelaide 500AustraliaJamie WhincupAustraliaJamie WhincupAustraliaJamie WhincupTriple Eight Race EngineeringReport
2AustraliaJamie WhincupAustraliaTim SladeNew ZealandFabian CoulthardBrad Jones Racing
3AustraliaJames CourtneyAustraliaGarth TanderAustraliaJames CourtneyHolden Racing Team
24Tasmania SuperSprintAustraliaCraig LowndesNew ZealandShane van GisbergenAustraliaCraig LowndesTriple Eight Race EngineeringReport
5AustraliaCraig LowndesAustraliaCraig LowndesAustraliaCraig LowndesTriple Eight Race Engineering
6AustraliaCraig LowndesAustraliaCraig LowndesAustraliaJamie WhincupTriple Eight Race Engineering
37Perth SuperSprintAustraliaChaz MostertAustraliaChaz MostertAustraliaMark WinterbottomProdrive Racing AustraliaReport
8AustraliaMark WinterbottomAustraliaMark WinterbottomAustraliaMark WinterbottomProdrive Racing Australia
9AustraliaChaz MostertAustraliaRick KellyAustraliaWill DavisonErebus Motorsport
410Winton SuperSprintAustraliaChaz MostertAustraliaChaz MostertAustraliaChaz MostertProdrive Racing AustraliaReport
11AustraliaChaz MostertAustraliaDavid ReynoldsAustraliaMark WinterbottomProdrive Racing Australia
12AustraliaChaz MostertAustraliaRick KellyAustraliaMark WinterbottomProdrive Racing Australia
513Darwin Triple CrownAustraliaJames CourtneyNew ZealandShane van GisbergenAustraliaChaz MostertProdrive Racing AustraliaReport
14AustraliaRick KellyNew ZealandShane van GisbergenAustraliaCraig LowndesTriple Eight Race Engineering
15AustraliaDavid ReynoldsAustraliaRick KellyAustraliaDavid ReynoldsRod Nash Racing
616Townsville 400AustraliaChaz MostertAustraliaMark WinterbottomAustraliaMark WinterbottomProdrive Racing AustraliaReport
17New ZealandScott McLaughlinAustraliaMark WinterbottomAustraliaMark WinterbottomProdrive Racing Australia
718Ipswich SuperSprintAustraliaChaz MostertAustraliaMark WinterbottomAustraliaMark WinterbottomProdrive Racing AustraliaReport
19AustraliaCraig LowndesAustraliaCraig LowndesAustraliaMark WinterbottomProdrive Racing Australia
20AustraliaChaz MostertAustraliaChaz MostertAustraliaChaz MostertProdrive Racing Australia
821Sydney Motorsport Park SuperSprintAustraliaChaz MostertAustraliaChaz MostertAustraliaChaz MostertProdrive Racing AustraliaReport
22AustraliaChaz MostertAustraliaScott PyeAustraliaJamie WhincupTriple Eight Race Engineering
23New ZealandScott McLaughlinAustraliaCraig LowndesAustraliaChaz MostertProdrive Racing Australia
924Sandown 500AustraliaJamie Whincup
AustraliaPaul Dumbrell
AustraliaPaul DumbrellAustraliaMark Winterbottom
AustraliaSteve Owen
Prodrive Racing AustraliaReport
1025Bathurst 1000AustraliaDavid ReynoldsAustraliaJamie WhincupAustraliaCraig Lowndes
New ZealandSteven Richards
Triple Eight Race EngineeringReport
1126Gold Coast 600New ZealandShane van GisbergenNew ZealandShane van GisbergenNew ZealandShane van Gisbergen
AustraliaJonathon Webb
Tekno AutosportsReport
27New ZealandScott McLaughlinAustraliaCraig LowndesAustraliaJames Courtney
AustraliaJack Perkins
Holden Racing Team
1228Auckland 500AustraliaJamie WhincupAustraliaJamie WhincupAustraliaJamie WhincupTriple Eight Race EngineeringReport
29AustraliaDavid ReynoldsAustraliaCraig LowndesAustraliaDavid ReynoldsRod Nash Racing
30New ZealandScott McLaughlinAustraliaJamie WhincupAustraliaJamie WhincupTriple Eight Race Engineering
1331Phillip Island SuperSprintAustraliaJamie WhincupAustraliaCraig LowndesAustraliaCraig LowndesTriple Eight Race EngineeringReport
32New ZealandScott McLaughlinAustraliaJamie WhincupAustraliaJamie WhincupTriple Eight Race Engineering
33AustraliaMark WinterbottomAustraliaScott PyeAustraliaCraig LowndesTriple Eight Race Engineering
1434Sydney 500AustraliaMark WinterbottomNew ZealandShane van GisbergenAustraliaJamie WhincupTriple Eight Race EngineeringReport
35AustraliaJamie WhincupNew ZealandShane van GisbergenAustraliaJamie WhincupTriple Eight Race Engineering
36AustraliaJames CourtneyAustraliaJamie WhincupNew ZealandShane van GisbergenTekno Autosports

Points system

[edit]

Points were awarded for each race at an event, to the driver/s of a car that completed at least 75% of the race distance and was running at the completion of the race, up to a maximum of 300 points per event.[77]

Points formatPosition
1st2nd3rd4th5th6th7th8th9th10th11th12th13th14th15th16th17th18th19th20th21st22nd23rd24th25th26th27th
Short format75696460555148454239363433313028272524222119181615N/aN/a
Long format15013812912011110296908478726966636057545148454239363330
Endurance format300276258240222204192180168156144138132126120114108102969084787266605448
  • Short format: Used for the 60 km races of Super Sprint events and the 125 km races of Super Street events.
  • Long format: Used for the 200 km races of Super Sprint events, the 250 km race of Super Street events and in both races of the Townsville 400 and Gold Coast 600.
  • Endurance format: Used for the Sandown 500 and Bathurst 1000 endurance races.

Drivers' championship

[edit]
Pos.DriverNo.ADE
South Australia
SYM
Tasmania
BAR
Western Australia
WIN
Victoria (state)
HID
Northern Territory
TOW
Queensland
QLD
Queensland
SMP
New South Wales
SAN
Victoria (state)
BAT
New South Wales
SUR
Queensland
PUK
New Zealand
PHI
Victoria (state)
SYD
New South Wales
Pen.Pts.
1AustraliaMark Winterbottom551152651115211275111132816122311741174453403246
2AustraliaCraig Lowndes88843911635212831811514932251010131344Ret21311576153008
3AustraliaDavid Reynolds551317156411679446161012374446656293142551092502910
4New ZealandShane van Gisbergen976132483424148523125410204Ret2120543815259497261252712
5AustraliaJamie Whincup112147211521996101116229585831141518247121213112502647
6AustraliaGarth Tander2743854Ret11616Ret52081274131251811124343101010813922121102584
7New ZealandFabian Coulthard14316101098336212Ret1533131015141122164713239712111110141002542
8New ZealandScott McLaughlin33DNS918Ret9711Ret182599Ret9114Ret2913845145216936322851902205
9AustraliaRick Kelly1515671416149820721132113161616131761215101692141117178678302154
10AustraliaJames Courtney2210213310106514237236762686518615610134412652110
11AustraliaChaz Mostert62RetRet51222441325132865311312DNS02017
12AustraliaMichael Caruso2321Ret141523191815103104514211511171112161571113201061551972212158401898
13AustraliaTim Slade478Ret8914Ret161023191114729201411141915148614141215723101617620Ret151764
14AustraliaLee Holdsworth18910Ret22111614141718Ret151318181371521181471379Ret14131681618Ret1810701699
15AustraliaWill Davison9RetDNS19177237911372414192412249771392023121516Ret131615171213111801672
16AustraliaJason Bright81251119151251316111413191381912Ret169102432272223RetDNS1814122332320751671
17AustraliaTodd Kelly7141210231313121213513121012171710196Ret172524242013171217131119511161301664
18AustraliaJames Moffat99117Ret12192213207172219411141117DSQDSQ101218Ret1810108111414514824Ret16101643
19AustraliaScott Pye171817182221Ret151886416519Ret10159221712Ret821583136141699401589
20AustraliaDale Wood2122181313241524191124172182210241821202424212220151120211919182024141321751325
21AustraliaTim Blanchard319191721212020231223162017Ret2321212018232323188Ret1222222312202216252114251272
22AustraliaNick Percat222181420161817191781012169Ret6Ret1512Ret1121179Ret196151620Ret251204
23AustraliaDavid Wall341715162020Ret232221211918151720182222192022202321Ret16Ret18222023231519191701118
24New ZealandAndre Heimgartner111232021112582116Ret20201722Ret192381417167131917Ret1818191821401068
25AustraliaAshley Walsh4208RetRet22211718222215222120Ret222318Ret2225162119Ret19DSQ20212425769
26AustraliaJack Perkins22/222191911911511717DSQ0747
27AustraliaWarren Luff243430747
28AustraliaDean Canto55/456292225180733
29AustraliaSteve Owen5/612231120RetRet0706
30AustraliaJonathon Webb9738150699
31New ZealandSteven Richards888131340681
32AustraliaCam Waters62DNS1719171222915200595
33AustraliaLuke Youlden141647130516
34AustraliaDavid Russell151016920492
35FranceAlexandre Prémat331452160492
36AustraliaTony D'Alberto4761414120462
37AustraliaAlex Davison9/4231215162122150427
38FranceSébastien Bourdais1879Ret140423
39AustraliaTaz Douglas99181010810416
40AustraliaRussell Ingall22/691117190414
41AustraliaPaul Dumbrell1/222151824721212125410
42AustraliaDean Fiore23111320100399
43AustraliaMarcos Ambrose1716161212Ret8210395
44AustraliaAndrew Jones822722230345
45AustraliaMacauley Jones21201511200327
46AustraliaKarl Reindler38Ret12220288
47United KingdomAlex Buncombe7242013170276
48New ZealandChris Pither34/11121Ret16Ret2424192318Ret0264
49United KingdomOliver Gavin222Ret196150258
50New ZealandAnt Pedersen11117Ret181825185
51AustraliaJack Le Brocq419Ret19DSQ0144
52AustraliaAaren Russell62170108
AustraliaDrew Russell62170108
54AustraliaRenee Gracie20021084
SwitzerlandSimona de Silvestro20021084
Pos.DriverNo.ADE
South Australia
SYM
Tasmania
BAR
Western Australia
WIN
Victoria (state)
HID
Northern Territory
TOW
Queensland
QLD
Queensland
SMP
New South Wales
SAN
Victoria (state)
BAT
New South Wales
SUR
Queensland
PUK
New Zealand
PHI
Victoria (state)
SYD
New South Wales
Pen.Pts.
ColourResult
GoldWinner
SilverSecond place
BronzeThird place
GreenPoints classification
BlueNon-points classification
Non-classified finish (NC)
PurpleRetired, not classified (Ret)
RedDid not qualify (DNQ)
Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
BlackDisqualified (DSQ)
WhiteDid not start (DNS)
Withdrew (WD)
Race cancelled (C)
BlankDid not practice (DNP)
Did not arrive (DNA)
Excluded (EX)
Bold - Pole position
Italics - Fastest lap
  Results count toward the Endurance Cup.

Teams' championship

[edit]
Pos.Team[1]No.ADE
South Australia
SYM
Tasmania
BAR
Western Australia
WIN
Victoria (state)
HID
Northern Territory
TOW
Queensland
QLD
Queensland
SMP
New South Wales
SAN
Victoria (state)
BAT
New South Wales
SUR
Queensland
PUK
New Zealand
PHI
Victoria (state)
SYD
New South Wales
Pen.Pts.[1]
1Triple Eight Race Engineering112147211521996101116229585831141518247121213112305690
88843911635212831811514932251010131344Ret21311576
2Prodrive Racing Australia5511526511152112751111328161223117411744534505554
62RetRet51222441325132865311312DNS17191712229152020RetRet
3Holden Racing Team2743854Ret11616Ret52081274131251811124343101010813922121105191
2210213310106514237236762686191911911518615610134412
4Brad Jones Racing81251119151251316111413191381912Ret169102432272223RetDNS181412233232004288
14316101098336212Ret15331310151411221647132397121111101410
5Nissan Motorsport7141210231313121213513121012171710196Ret172524242013171217131119511161303818
15156714161498207211321131616161317612151016921411171786783
6Nissan Motorsport2321Ret14152319181510310451421151117111216157111320106155197221215803591
99117Ret12192213207172219411141117DSQDSQ101218Ret1810108111414514824Ret16
7Garry Rogers Motorsport33DNS918Ret9711Ret182599Ret9114Ret2913845145216936322851903323
341715162020Ret232221211918151720182222192022202321Ret16Ret182220232315191917
8Rod Nash Racing551317156411679446161012374446656293142551092502910
9Tekno Autosports976132483424148523125410204Ret212054381525949726102737
10Lucas Dumbrell Motorsport319191721212020231223162017Ret2321212018232323188Ret1222222312202216252114302634
222181420161817191781012169Ret6Ret1512Ret1121179Ret196151620152121211717DSQ
11Erebus Motorsport4208RetRet22211718222215222120Ret222318Ret2225162119Ret19DSQ202124222518212215302621
9RetDNS19177237911372414192412249771392023121516Ret1316151712131118
12Walkinshaw Racing478Ret8914Ret161023191114729201411141915148614141215723101617620Ret01779
13DJR Team Penske171616121817182221Ret151886416519Ret10159221712Ret82158313614169901754
14Charlie Schwerkolt Racing18910Ret22111614141718Ret151318181371521181471379Ret14131681618Ret1810701699
15Britek Motorsport212218131324152419112417218221024182120242421222015112021191918202414132201367
16Super Black Racing111232021112582116Ret20201722Ret192381417167131917Ret18182312232424192318Ret01231
17Novocastrian Motorsport(w)62170108
18Prodrive Racing Australia(w)20021084
Pos.DriverNo.ADE
South Australia
SYM
Tasmania
BAR
Western Australia
WIN
Victoria (state)
HID
Northern Territory
TOW
Queensland
QLD
Queensland
SMP
New South Wales
SAN
Victoria (state)
BAT
New South Wales
SUR
Queensland
PUK
New Zealand
PHI
Victoria (state)
SYD
New South Wales
Pen.Pts.
ColourResult
GoldWinner
SilverSecond place
BronzeThird place
GreenPoints classification
BlueNon-points classification
Non-classified finish (NC)
PurpleRetired, not classified (Ret)
RedDid not qualify (DNQ)
Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
BlackDisqualified (DSQ)
WhiteDid not start (DNS)
Withdrew (WD)
Race cancelled (C)
BlankDid not practice (DNP)
Did not arrive (DNA)
Excluded (EX)
Bold - Pole position
Italics - Fastest lap
  Results count toward the Endurance Cup.
  • (w) denotes wildcard entry

Enduro Cup

[edit]
Pos.DriversNo.SAN
Victoria (state)
BAT
New South Wales
SUR
Queensland
Pen.Pts.
1Garth Tander /Warren Luff243430747
2Shane van Gisbergen /Jonathon Webb9738150699
3Mark Winterbottom /Steve Owen51223110684
4Craig Lowndes /Steven Richards888131340681
5David Reynolds /Dean Canto5556290648
6Jack Perkins /Russell Ingall /James Courtney22911510573
7Fabian Coulthard /Luke Youlden141647130516
8Rick Kelly /David Russell151016920492
9Scott McLaughlin /Alexandre Prémat331452160492
10Tim Slade /Tony D'Alberto4761414120462
11Lee Holdsworth /Sébastien Bourdais1879Ret140423
12James Moffat /Taz Douglas99181010810416
13Michael Caruso /Dean Fiore23111320100399
14Chaz Mostert /Cam Waters /Russell Ingall62DNS17190378
15Jason Bright /Andrew Jones822722230345
16Dale Wood /Macauley Jones21201511200327
17Will Davison /Alex Davison9231215160327
18Jamie Whincup /Paul Dumbrell1151824725326
19Tim Blanchard /Karl Reindler38Ret12220288
20Todd Kelly /Alex Buncombe7242013170276
21Scott Pye /Marcos Ambrose1712Ret8210270
22Nick Percat /Oliver Gavin222Ret196150258
23Andre Heimgartner /Ant Pedersen11117Ret181825185
24Ashley Walsh /Jack Le Brocq419Ret19DSQ0144
25David Wall /Chris Pither3421Ret16Ret0141
26Aaren Russell /Drew Russell62170108
27Simona de Silvestro /Renee Gracie20021084
Pos.DriversNo.SAN
Victoria (state)
BAT
New South Wales
SUR
Queensland
Pen.Pts.
ColourResult
GoldWinner
SilverSecond place
BronzeThird place
GreenPoints classification
BlueNon-points classification
Non-classified finish (NC)
PurpleRetired, not classified (Ret)
RedDid not qualify (DNQ)
Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
BlackDisqualified (DSQ)
WhiteDid not start (DNS)
Withdrew (WD)
Race cancelled (C)
BlankDid not practice (DNP)
Did not arrive (DNA)
Excluded (EX)

Bold - Pole position
Italics - Fastest lap

Manufacturers' championship

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The Manufacturers' championship was won byHolden.[78]

See also

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