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Sprint Gas reveals new look
Sprint Gas Racing has revealed a new look for the 2009 V8 Supercar Championship season.
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
Gore announces WPS withdrawl.
Team owner Craig Gore has announced that the WPS/WOW Racing team has withdrawn from the 2008 V8 Supercar Championship season.
WPS Racing: Turnaround of the year
Not so long ago, WPS Racing was a backmarker - a team that commanded little respect in the V8 Supercar paddock - with no manufacturer funding, and machinery that was outdated and uncompetitive.
Ford teams shine during 2004 season.
The 2004 season has been one of the best on record for the Ford Racing V8 Supercar program in Australia.
Ford teams shine during 2005 season.
The 2004 season has been one of the best on record for the Ford Racing V8 Supercar program in Australia.
Lowndes leads Ford charge in qualifying.
Craig Lowndes has qualified fourth for the Bob Jane T-Marts 1000 at Bathurst, with the FPR man the top Ford driver on the provisional grid. Lowndes enjoyed one of his best qualifying sessions of the year, as he was amongst the pacesetters throughout the 45-minute session.
Bargwanna on a charge.
For the second time is as many rounds Orrcon Racing driver Jason Bargwanna charged his way into the top ten shootout when the V8 Supercar Championship kicked into full swing at the Hidden Valley circuit in Darwin.
Six-foot surfboard a mark of V8 supremacy.
They've taken longer to design than riding a wave on one of the renowned beaches of Queensland's Gold Coast, but the prized surfboards for this year's winner and placegetters in the Gillette V8 Supercar Challenge at the Lexmark Indy 300 will take pride of place in anyone's trophy cabinet.