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Motorsport: Murphy leaving Paul Morris
Greg Murphy says he will not take up the second-year option of his contract with V8 Supercar team Paul Morris Motorsport.
Motorsport: FIA grants V8 Supercars international status
V8 Supercars could host up to six international rounds in the future after being granted international status by the FIA.
Motorsport: Baird favoured to defend title
Defending champion Craig Baird is bullish about defending his maiden New Zealand V8 title.
Motorsport: Qualifying is key for V8s at Surfers
Holden's Garth Tander is anticipating tough competition on the Gold Coast.
Motorsport: McIntyre takes on stars at Gold Coast 600
Top New Zealand driver John McIntyre will line up beside beside former Formula 1, Indy Car and British Touring Car champions.
Motorsport: V8 leaders should be nervous, says Brabham
'If I was a James Courtney or Jamie Whincup going into the Gold Coast event I would be nervous, extremely nervous,' says David Brabham.
Motorsport: Lowndes crowned Bathurst king
Holden legends Craig Lowndes and Mark Skaife have won the Bathurst 1000 V8 Supercar race at Mt Panorama.
Motorsport: Coulthard goes for wild ride at Bathurst
It's the amusement park ride from hell. Thrashing down Conrod Straight in the opening lap of Sunday's Bathurst 1000 at 290km/h and Fabian Coulthard's Holden loses control and begins tumbling over and over at the slight kink in the straight
Motorsport: Eyes on Murphy to claim win for NZ fans
It's been five years since a New Zealander held the Peter Brock Trophy aloft as the winner of the annual Bathurst 1000 endurance race.
<i>Eric Thompson:</i> Hard to predict Bathurst winner
Over the years at Bathurst, hot favourites have been losers and dark horses triumphant.
Motorsport: 'Giz' rates his Bathurst chances
Kiwi Ford driver Shane Van Gisbergen feels Sunday's Bathurst 1000 represents the best chance of his V8 Supercar career to claim a Mount Panorama win.
Motorsport: Ingall predicts Bathurst 'free-for-all'
Russell Ingall says a combination of inexperienced co-drivers and inclement weather will create a "free-for-all" at Sunday's Bathurst 1000.