The 2023 Supercars campaign has wrapped up, with the final event, the Adelaide 500, in the books.
Brodie Kostecki claimed a maiden championship to cap off an exceptional year with Erebus Motorsport.
Supercars 2023 calendar, schedule and results
The 2023 Supercars season began in the Hunter, with the Newcastle 500 returning to the calendar after being removed in 2022 due to COVID-19 concerns.
Supercars then raced at the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix before heading to Perth.
Notably, this season features multiple endurance races for the first time since 2019. Sandown has had its race length extended, taking place in September.
The famous Bathurst 1000 was held in its traditional early-October slot as the tenth race of the season.
Fresh off a five-year contract extension, the Adelaide 500 will wrap up the 2023 campaign.
| Event | Date | Format | Results |
| Newcastle 500 | March 10-12 | Two-race | R1: Cam Waters R2: Shane van Gisbergen |
| Melbourne SuperSprint | March 30-April 2 | SuperSprint | R3: Shane van Gisbergen R4: Brodie Kostecki R5: Brodie Kostecki R6: Broc Feeney |
| Perth SuperSprint | April 28-30 | SuperSprint | R7: Shane van Gisbergen R8: Will Brown R9: Broc Feeney |
| Tasmania SuperSprint | May 19-21 | SuperSprint | R10: Will Brown R11: Broc Feeney R12: Will Brown |
| Darwin Triple Crown | June 16-18 | SuperSprint | R13: Mark Winterbottom R14: Broc Feeney R15: Jack Le Brocq |
| Townsville 500 | July 7-9 | Two-race | R16: Will Brown R17: Anton de Pasquale |
| Sydney SuperNight | July 28-30 | Two-race | R18: Brodie Kostecki R19: Shane van Gisbergen |
| The Bend SuperSprint | August 18-20 | SuperSprint | R20: Brodie Kostecki R21: Brodie Kostecki R22: Brodie Kostecki |
| Sandown 500 | September 15-17 | Endurance | R23: Broc Feeney, Jamie Whincup |
| Bathurst 1000 | October 5-8 | Endurance | R24: Shane van Gisbergen, Richie Stanaway |
| Gold Coast 500 | October 27-29 | Two-race | R25: Cam Waters R26: David Reynolds |
| Adelaide 500 | November 23-26 | Two-race | R27: Cam Waters R28: Matthew Payne |
How to watch Supercars in Australia: Free-to-air, channel, live stream
Fox Sports are again broadcasting the Supercars Championship in Australia this year.
Fans are able to enjoy the action via Foxtel or Kayo Sports, with qualifying sessions and races available live and on-demand.
Like 2022, selected races are being shown on the Seven Network - Newcastle, Darwin, Townsville, Bathurst, Gold Coast and Adelaide.
Highlights from other events will be broadcast by Seven and 7plus.
For those living outside of Australia, the 2023 Supercars Championship is being streamed on SuperView via Supercars.com or their YouTube channel.
Supercars 2023 driver list and grid
A total of 14 Chevrolet Camaros and 11 Ford Mustangs are featuring this year as the championship moves into the Gen3 era.
| Driver | Team | Manufacturer |
| Broc Feeney | Triple Eight | Chevrolet Camaro |
| Shane van Gisbergen | Triple Eight | Chevrolet Camaro |
| Anton De Pasquale | DJR | Ford Mustang |
| Will Davison | DJR | Ford Mustang |
| James Courtney | Tickford | Ford Mustang |
| Cam Waters | Tickford | Ford Mustang |
| Thomas Randle | Tickford | Ford Mustang |
| Declan Fraser | Tickford | Ford Mustang |
| Nick Percat | WAU | Ford Mustang |
| Chaz Mostert | WAU | Ford Mustang |
| Will Brown | Erebus | Chevrolet Camaro |
| Brodie Kostecki | Erebus | Chevrolet Camaro |
| Andre Heimgartner | BJR | Chevrolet Camaro |
| Bryce Fullwood | BJR | Chevrolet Camaro |
| Macauley Jones | BJR | Chevrolet Camaro |
| Jack Smith | BJR | Chevrolet Camaro |
| David Reynolds | Grove Racing | Ford Mustang |
| Matt Payne | Grove Racing | Ford Mustang |
| Mark Winterbottom | Team 18 | Chevrolet Camaro |
| Scott Pye | Team 18 | Chevrolet Camaro |
| Jack Lebrocq | MSR | Chevrolet Camaro |
| Cameron Hill | MSR | Chevrolet Camaro |
| Tim Slade | PremiAir | Chevrolet Camaro |
| James Golding | PremiAir | Chevrolet Camaro |
| Todd Hazelwood | BRT | Ford Mustang |
Gen3 Supercars explained: rules and specifications
The Gen3 ruleset is being implemented for the first time in Supercars for the 2023 season.
This means that the Chevrolet Camaro and Ford Mustang are the two cars of choice this year, following Holden's withdrawal from the competition.
Both cars are noticeably different from the current Gen2 design, with greater similarity to their 'road-going equivalents'.
😍 Behold, the Gen3 Ford Mustang 🔵🔵
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The 2023 cars have been "designed with an eye on increased road relevance and improved racing", according to Supercars.com.
Gen3 marks the biggest change to the Australian racing series since the implementation of V8-powered Commodores and Ford Falcons in the 1990s.
To ensure the new cars act more like road cars, Supercars have intended to reduce downforce by more than 65 per cent.
This also places more weight on a driver's skill and leads to more overtaking opportunities.