2026 AirTouch 500 at The Bend, Shell V-Power Motorsport Park , Tailem Bend , South Australia, Australia. 12 Sep, 2026.
Team 18 will contest a 14-round Repco Supercars Championship in 2027, with the return of Phillip Island and the first championship night race in Darwin among the highlights of the newly announced calendar.
Marking Supercars’ 30th anniversary season, the championship will begin at Sydney Motorsport Park on 26–28 February and conclude at the Adelaide Grand Final on 25–28 November.
The calendar will again feature the Sprint Cup, Enduro Cup and Finals Series, with racing across six Australian states and territories and both islands of New Zealand.
Following Sydney, the championship heads to Tasmania and the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne before the New Zealand double-header, with Christchurch hosting the first event ahead of Taupō on consecutive weekends in May.
Darwin will host its first Supercars Championship night race in June, followed by Townsville in July and Perth in August.
Team 18’s home round at Sandown moves to 27–29 August, where the Sprint Cup winner will be crowned.
The endurance season then takes in The Bend on 17–19 September and the Bathurst 1000 on 7–10 October, with the top 10 championship contenders progressing to the Finals.
The Gold Coast will open the Finals Series before Phillip Island returns to the calendar for the first time since 2019, hosting the semi-final round on 5–7 November. Adelaide will again decide the championship later that month.
Tickets for Supercars’ 2027 events will go on sale from 23 November. Every round will be broadcast live on Kayo Sports, with selected events live and free on Seven and 7plus.
2027 REPCO SUPERCARS CHAMPIONSHIP CALENDAR
- Sydney Super 440: 26–28 February
- Tasmania Super 440: 12–14 March
- Melbourne SuperSprint: 1–4 April
- Christchurch Super 440: 7–9 May
- Taupō Super 440: 14–16 May
- Darwin Triple Crown: 18–20 June
- Townsville 500: 9–11 July
- Perth Super 440: 6–8 August
- Sandown 500: 27–29 August
- AirTouch 500 at The Bend: 17–19 September
- Bathurst 1000: 7–10 October
- Gold Coast 500: 22–24 October
- Phillip Island 500: 5–7 November
- Adelaide Grand Final: 25–28 November