Six rounds for Aussie Racing Cars

Monday 09 January, 2023

The 2023 Battery World Aussie Racing Cars Super Series includes visits to both permanent and street circuits across the country.

The 2023 Battery World Aussie Racing Cars Super Series calendar has been confirmed, with a mix of events to provide plenty of exciting racing action.

The season will get underway at one of the biggest events in the Australian motorsport calendar, acting as a support category for the Repco Supercars Championship at the Thrifty Newcastle 500 in March.

The category will be a regular feature at Supercars events, with four of the six rounds to be part of the Supercars season.

Those rounds include Newcastle, Tasmania, Darwin and Townsville.

Making up the rest of the calendar will be a ‘2×4’ event as part of the Australian Superbikes event at Queensland Raceway in April.

The Aussie Racing Cars season will wrap up in New Zealand, with the category being part of a special 10th anniversary of Highlands Motorsport Park event.

Category Manager Brad Ward said 2023 promised to deliver a range of exciting events and racing opportunities for competitors and fans alike.

“We are thrilled to announce the 2023 Battery World Aussie Racing Cars Super Series and we’re proud to have secured a calendar that incorporates a great mix of street circuits and permanent racetracks,” Ward said.

“Events like Darwin, Townsville, Newcastle and Highlands are all great holiday locations, and have the festival feel and atmosphere which all our drivers and teams absolutely love.”

2023 Battery World Aussie Racing Cars Super Series

Round 1 – Thrifty Newcastle 500 (Supercars) – 10-12 March
Round 2 – Queensland Raceway (ASBK) – 28-30 April
Round 3 – NED Whisky Tasmania SuperSprint (Supercars) – 19-21 May
Round 4 – Betr Darwin Triple Crown (Supercars) – 16-18 June
Round 5 – NTI Townsville 500 (Supercars) – 7-9 July
Round 6 – Highlands Motorsport Park New Zealand – 3-5 November