Supercars Schedule
About Supercars Schedule
An independent guide for Australian Supercars fans. See what we cover, where race times and results come from, and how we check for updates.
A simpler way to plan your Supercars weekend
Supercars Schedule helps Australian fans find the next race, choose when to tune in and catch up on published results. It is a free, independent planning website. You can use the schedule, TV guide and calendar tools without creating an account.
Start with today’s Supercars schedule or this weekend’s racing, then choose your city to see the times that work for you.
What you can find here
Race weekends and sessions
The 2026 Supercars calendar groups each championship event with its practice, qualifying, Top Ten Shootout and race sessions where published. Support categories such as Super2 are outside this timetable.
Watching and catching up
The Australian TV guide links viewing options, while results and championship standings show available official classifications and points reports. Historical coverage depends on the reports available; an empty result is not proof that a session did not take place.
Taking the schedule with you
Print a timetable or save a PDF, or subscribe in your calendar app. A downloaded file is a fixed copy; a subscription can pick up changes when your calendar app refreshes.
Where our Supercars information comes from
Event dates and session times
We use the official Supercars calendar and published event schedules. Event dates refer to the circuit’s local dates; individual sessions can fall on a different date in your selected city.
Results and championship points
Classifications and points come from official timing reports linked from our detail pages. You can also check official Supercars results and official standings. We preserve provisional labels and reported penalties instead of treating an early classification as final.
Australian broadcast information
Viewing information comes from official session listings and verified broadcaster information. Our Seven and 7plus, Kayo and Foxtel guides link to the relevant services. A provider being listed does not confirm a TV programme start time.
When schedules and results are checked
Race times and results are reviewed regularly. Each page shows when its information was updated, and results keep their official final or provisional label.
This is not live timing. Weather changes, revised TV listings and post-race decisions may appear on the official website first. Check the linked official timetable or report before travelling or watching.
Your city, the circuit and the TV guide
Choose a city, not a fixed UTC offset
The city selector handles local time and daylight saving. Sydney and Brisbane can show different times in summer; Adelaide and Darwin also use different offsets. Event pages show circuit-local times alongside your selected city.
Race start versus programme start
A TV programme may begin before the race and include other coverage. We keep confirmed programme times separate from on-track starts. “TBA” means a time has not been confirmed in our available information; it is not an estimated start.
Corrections and independent status
The Supercars Schedule website operator maintains this guide. We are not affiliated with Supercars, its teams, venues or broadcasters. Links to official sources let you check the original information; they do not imply endorsement.
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