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Supercars will officially launch its 2018 season in Sydney on February 15 ahead of the official pre-season test day, before the championship hunt gets underway at the Adelaide 500 on March 1-4. The grid-auto-columns property sets a size for the columns in a grid container. 1 returns to the grid in 2018, Jamie Whincup electing to adopt the reigning champion’s number after clinching his record seventh championship in the final seconds of last season. Holden will once again be the most represented car on the grid with 14 of its new ZB Commodores, while Ford’s numbers are boosted by two with 23Red Racing’s switch to the Blue Oval, plus the graduation of Hazelwood’s Matt Stone Racing team from the Super2 Series.
Will Davison is the biggest name to make a shift in the off-season, departing Tekno for the new 23Red Racing, a one-car outfit formed after a takeover of Lucas Dumbrell Motorsport.
In their place comes five rookies, all of whom are genuinely exciting prospects.Īlong with Le Brocq comes reigning Super2 champion Todd Hazelwood, fellow development series rising stars Anton De Pasquale and James Golding, plus Kiwi former F1 prospect Richie Stanaway, who already has a Supercars win under his belt at last year’s Sandown 500 as co-driver to Cam Waters.
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