The V8 Supercars Championship has unveiled its 2025 calendar, featuring an expanded 13-round schedule. This marks an increase from the 12 races held in 2024 and comes ahead of significant changes to the sport, including Toyota's entry and a new television broadcast deal in 2026.
Expanded Schedule: The 2025 season will feature 13 rounds, starting in Sydney in February and concluding in Adelaide in November.
Return to Queensland Raceway: After a six-year absence, the championship will return to Queensland Raceway.
New Endurance Race: The Bend Motorsport Park in South Australia will host its first Supercars endurance race, serving as a lead-in to the Bathurst 1000.
Sandown Changes: While the Sandown 500 won't take place in September, Sandown will still host an event in November as the penultimate round.
Potential Last Race at Wanneroo: The 2025 season may be the last to feature a race at Wanneroo circuit in Western Australia, with plans for a Perth street race from 2026.
Toyota's Upcoming Entry: The 2025 season will be the last before Toyota joins the field in 2026.
Broadcast Deal: The current television deal expires after the 2025 season, potentially opening up opportunities for more races in the future.
The expanded 2025 V8 Supercars calendar reflects the sport's commitment to growth and fan engagement. With the addition of new venues and the anticipation of Toyota's entry in 2026, the championship is positioning itself for an exciting future.
