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Revision as of 00:23, 17 September 2009

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The 2009 V8 Supercar Championship Series is the eleventh V8 Supercar Championship Series and the thirteenth series in which V8 Supercars have contested the premier Australian touring car title. The season began on March 19 at the Clipsal 500 on the streets of Adelaide and will finish on December 6 at the Homebush Street Circuit. It will consist of 26 races over 14 events which will be held in all states and the Northern Territory of Australia as well as New Zealand. The 50th Australian Touring Car Championship title will be awarded to the winner of the series by the Confederation of Australian Motor Sport.

TeamVodafone Ford driver Jamie Whincup dominates the series having won eight races. Running second, 171 points behind Whincup, is leading Holden driver Will Davison. Other races have been won by Whincup's team mate Craig Lowndes (who won both races at Winton Motor Raceway), Garth Tander (who took Holden's first race win at Symmons Plains Raceway), Tander's team mate Will Davison at Sandown Raceway, Garry Rogers Motorsport racer Michael Caruso at Hidden Valley Raceway and James Courtney at the Townsville 400.

Davison's team mate Tander sits third in the points with Whincup's team mate Lowndes just 13 points behind. The first of the series endurance co-driver races was held at Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit and won by Garth Tander and Will Davison in their Holden Racing Team Commodore. TeamVodafone leads the Holden Racing Team in the teams points by 106 points. The next race, the series most famous race the Bathurst 1000, will be held at Mount Panorama Circuit on October 11.

Race calendar

The following events will make up the 2009 series.[1] The Desert 400 originally scheduled to take place on November 5-7 was moved into the 2010 season. A replacement event is yet to be announced.[2]

Race Event Circuit City / State Date Winner Team Report
1 South Australia Clipsal 500 Adelaide Street Circuit Adelaide, South Australia Mar 19-22 Jamie Whincup TeamVodafone report
2 Jamie Whincup TeamVodafone
3 New Zealand Hamilton 400 Hamilton Street Circuit Hamilton, New Zealand Apr 17-19 Jamie Whincup TeamVodafone report
4 Jamie Whincup TeamVodafone
5 Victoria (state) Winton Motor Raceway Winton Motor Raceway Benalla, Victoria May 1-3 Craig Lowndes TeamVodafone report
6 Craig Lowndes TeamVodafone
7 Tasmania Falken Tasmania Challenge Symmons Plains Raceway Launceston, Tasmania May 29-31 Garth Tander Holden Racing Team report
8 Jamie Whincup TeamVodafone
9 Northern Territory Skycity Triple Crown Hidden Valley Raceway Darwin, Northern Territory Jun 19-21 Jamie Whincup TeamVodafone report
10 Michael Caruso Garry Rogers Motorsport
11 Queensland Dunlop Townsville 400 Townsville Street Circuit Townsville, Queensland Jul 10-12 Jamie Whincup TeamVodafone report
12 James Courtney Dick Johnson Racing
13 Victoria (state) Norton 360 Sandown Challenge Sandown Raceway Melbourne, Victoria Jul 31-Aug 2 Will Davison Holden Racing Team report
14 Garth Tander Holden Racing Team
15 Queensland Queensland House and Land.com 300 Queensland Raceway Ipswich, Queensland Aug 21-23 Jamie Whincup TeamVodafone report
16 Will Davison Holden Racing Team
17 Victoria (state) L&H 500 Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit Phillip Island, Victoria Sep 11-13 Will Davison
Garth Tander 		Holden Racing Team report
18 New South Wales Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000 Mount Panorama Circuit Bathurst, New South Wales Oct 8-11 report
19 Queensland V8 Supercar Challenge Surfers Paradise Street Circuit Surfers Paradise, Queensland Oct 22-25 report
20
21 Western Australia BigPond 300 Barbagallo Raceway Perth, Western Australia Nov 20-22 report
22
23 New South Wales Telstra 500 Homebush Street Circuit Sydney, New South Wales Dec 4-6 report
24

Teams and Drivers

The following teams and drivers have been confirmed for the 2009 series. These are based in part on [3]

Team Make Model Car # Drivers Endurance Event Drivers
TeamVodafone FG Falcon 1 Australia Jamie Whincup
88 United Kingdom James Thompson[4]
Denmark Allan Simonsen[4]
888 Australia Craig Lowndes
Toll Holden Racing Team VE Commodore 2 Australia Garth Tander Australia Paul Dumbrell[5]
New Zealand Craig Baird[5]
22 Australia Will Davison
Sprint Gas Racing VE Commodore 3 Australia Jason Bargwanna Australia Mark Noske[6]
51 New Zealand Greg Murphy Australia Mark Skaife[6]
Stone Brothers Racing FG Falcon 4 Australia Alex Davison New Zealand John McIntyre[7]
New Zealand Daniel Gaunt[8]
9 New Zealand Shane Van Gisbergen
BF Falcon
FG Falcon 		25 Australia Jason Bright Australia Karl Reindler[9]
Ford Performance Racing FG Falcon 5 Australia Mark Winterbottom Australia Dean Canto[4]
Australia Luke Youlden[4]
6 New Zealand Steven Richards
Kelly Racing VE Commodore 7 Australia Todd Kelly Australia Nathan Pretty[4]
Australia Tony Ricciardello[10]
United Kingdom Ben Collins[11]
11 Australia Jack Perkins
15 Australia Rick Kelly
16 Australia Dale Wood
Australia Mark McNally
Brad Jones Racing VE Commodore 8 New Zealand Jason Richards Australia Andrew Jones[12]
Australia Brad Jones[12]
14 Australia Cameron McConville
Walkinshaw Racing VE Commodore 10 Australia Paul Dumbrell Australia Steve Owen[5]
Australia Shane Price[5]
24 Australia David Reynolds United Kingdom Andy Priaulx[5]
Triple F Racing VE Commodore 12 Australia Dean Fiore Australia Troy Bayliss[13]
Jim Beam Racing FG Falcon 17 Australia Steven Johnson Australia Jonathon Webb[14]
Australia Warren Luff[14]
18 Australia James Courtney
Paul Morris Motorsport VE Commodore 021 Australia Dean Fiore
39 Australia Russell Ingall Australia Paul Morris[15]
Australia Owen Kelly[15]
67 Australia Tim Slade
Garry Rogers Motorsport VE Commodore 33 Australia Lee Holdsworth Australia Greg Ritter[4]
Australia David Besnard[16]
34 Australia Michael Caruso
Tony D'Alberto Racing
Rod Nash Racing 		VE Commodore 55 Australia Tony D'Alberto Australia Andrew Thompson[17]
Team IntaRacing BF Falcon 77 Australia Marcus Marshall
Wilson Security Racing FG Falcon 111 New Zealand Fabian Coulthard Australia David Wall[18]
Australia Leanne Tander[18]
BF Falcon 333 Australia Michael Patrizi
Wildcard entries
Sieders Racing Team BF Falcon 13 Australia David Sieders
Australia Andrew Fisher
MW Motorsport BF Falcon 21 Australia Brad Lowe
Australia Damian Assaillit
Greg Murphy Racing VE Commodore 23 Australia Sam Walter
Australia Taz Douglas

Driver and team changes

Ford announced that from 2009, they will be only offering financial support for Ford Performance Racing and Stone Brothers Racing, having previously provided funding for Triple Eight Race Engineering, Dick Johnson Racing, Britek Motorsport, Paul Cruickshank Racing and Ford Rising Stars Racing. The remaining Ford backed teams will retain limited levels of parts and in-kind support. [citation needed]

Similarly Holden have announced several teams will be cut from their financial support budget, with Garry Rogers Motorsport, Perkins Motorsport, Tasman Motorsport and Rod Nash Racing also losing their direct funding, although like the Ford counterparts will still receive techncial and parts assistance. The new Kelly Racing Team will receive the funding previously given to HSV Dealer Team.[19]

Paul Weel Racing has sold its V8 Supercar franchise to Walkinshaw Performance, and closed at the end of 2008.[20] The franchise will be used to allow the Holden Racing Team to expand to a three car team in 2009, the third car intended for Paul Dumbrell to join Garth Tander and Will Davison is Replacing the retiring Mark Skaife. [21] That driver was later announced to be Will Davison.[22][23] HRT's fourth franchise has been confirmed after the V8 Supercar board gave Walkinshaw Racing approval to acquire the 30th franchise from the former Walden Motorsport team. [24] The team later announced the fourth driver to be David Reynolds.[25]

Also expanding to three cars will be Stone Brothers Racing with Jason Bright folding his own Britek Motorsport operation and utilise one of his teams franchises for SBR's expansion. It is expected that Bright will start the season in a BF Falcon while the teams two new FG Falcons go to Shane Van Gisbergen and Alex Davison is replacing James Courtney.[26][27] Courtney will be joining Steven Johnson at Dick Johnson Racing.[28][29]

The second Paul Weel Racing, (ex-Speed FX Racing) franchise will be used to start a new race team, Team IntaRacing. The new team is based in Southport, utilising Triple 8 Race Engineering sourced BF Falcon and equipment and will be centred around former Britek driver, Marcus Marshall with funding coming from new V8 Supercar sponsor Intabill.[30] The Intabill Access Card sponsorship was pulled from the car shortly before the Hamilton 400 but Marshall vowed the sponsorless team would continue.[31] The team subsequently collapsed and the racing entitlement contract was absorbed by V8 Supercar Australia.

Another new team will be Kelly Racing who will by formed by John and Margaret Kelly utilising the franchises from the defunct HSV Dealer Team running Holden Commodores for their sons, Todd and Rick Kelly. The team plan to run four cars, with the second pair of franchises being sourced from Todd Kelly's 2008 team, Perkins Motorsport.[32] At the teams official launch the identity of the third and fourth drivers were announced as Todd Kelly's 2008 team mate Jack Perkins (supported by Dodo Internet) and Dale Wood.[30] Wood was replaced after the Hidden Valley weekend with Mark McNally taking over the #16 Commodore for the Townsville 400.[33]

Jason Bargwanna returns to a full-time drive joining Greg Murphy at Tasman Motorsport taking the place of Jason Richards. Bargwanna spent a season on the sidelines after WPS Racing folded prior to the 2008 V8 Supercar season. [34] Jason Richards has been confirmed as Andrew Jones' replacement at Brad Jones Racing.[35][36]

Michael Patrizi will join Fabian Coulthard as the drivers of a revamped Paul Cruickshank Racing (PCR) in 2009. PCR has expanded from a one-car team last year to become a two-car team in 2009, which will see Patrizi run an Ausdrill liveried #333 BF Falcon, and Coulthard will run an FG Wilson Security liveried car. The second franchise for PCR to run as a two-car team has been obtained from Jason Bright's team Britek Motorsport. [37]

Paul Morris Motorsport announced the identity of their new driver as graduation Fujitsu Series driver Tim Slade. Slade replaces Paul Morris who announced his retirement at the end of the 2008 season.[38]

Team Kiwi Racing have finalised a deal for the 2009 season that will see the Kiwi team take delivery of their third Paul Morris Motorsport (PMM) car prior to the opening event of the Australian V8 Supercar Championship in Adelaide for the Adelaide Clipsal 500. David John confirmed that TKR will be on the grid at the Clipsal 500 with an Paul Morris Motorsport Holden Commodore.[39] Bankruptcy proceedings involving Team Kiwi Racing team principal, David John[40][41], and uncertainty over the team because of this has left the team unable to prepare adequately for the 2009 season. The franchise will be run on Team Kiwi Racing's behalf by Paul Morris Motorsport for the first two events of the year while the situation is clarified, thus avoiding approximately $150,000 fines for each race meeting they might have been absent, with former Carrera Cup racer Dean Fiore set for driving duties for at least the Clipsal 500 and Formula 1 support races.[42] Since then V8 Supercar Australia have seized TKR's Racing Entitlement Contract in order that it be sold or leased. It is believed Fiore and Paul Morris Motorsport will again run a Commodore in TKR colours at the Hamilton 400.[43] Since the the sale of the Team Kiwi racing entitlement contract has been completed and Dean Fiore now continues to race a PMM Commodore under the banner of his own team, Triple F Racing. The racing number was changed for Triple F's second outing from #021 to #12.

V8 Supercar Australia announced four wildcards entries into the two 'enduro' events (L&H 500 and Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000). The four teams selected from those who made submissions, all competitors in the second-tier Fujitsu V8 Supercar Series, for the entries were Greg Murphy Racing, MW Motorsport, Sieders Racing Team and Sonic Motor Racing Services.[44]

Greg Murphy Racing will race a VE Commodore built by their sister-team Tasman Motorsport with Fujitsu series regular Sam Walter named as one of the drivers.[44] Taz Douglas was later named as the second driver.

The family run Sieders Racing Team have access to the 2006 Bathurst 1000 winning Triple Eight BF Falcon for brothers Colin and David Sieders.[44] Subsequently Colin Sieders withdrew citing imminent surgery and was replaced with V8 Ute Series racer Andrew Fisher.[45]

Sonic Motor Racing Services withdrew their entry. V8 Supercar Australia decided not to allow them to be replaced with another team.[46]

Points system

Points are awarded to any driver that completes 75% of race distance and is running on the completion of the final lap.

Pos 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th 16th 17th 18th 19th 20th 21st 22nd 23rd 24th 25th 26th 27th 28th 29th 30th
Races 1-16
& 19-26 		150 138 129 120 111 102 96 90 84 78 72 69 66 63 60 57 54 51 48 45 42 39 36 33 30 27 24 21 18 15
Races 17 & 18 300 276 258 240 222 204 192 180 168 156 144 138 132 126 120 114 108 102 96 90 84 78 72 66 60 54 48 42 36 30

Championship standings

Drivers Championship

Pos Driver Make No ADE
South Australia 		HAM
New Zealand 		WIN
Victoria (state) 		SYM
Tasmania 		HID
Northern Territory 		TOW
Queensland 		SAN
Victoria (state) 		QLD
Queensland 		PHI
Victoria (state) 		BAT
New South Wales 		SUR
Queensland 		BAR
Western Australia 		SYD
New South Wales 		Penalty Pts
1 Jamie Whincup 1 150 150 150 150 138 66 90 150 150 78 150 138 102 129 150 66 246 0 2253
2 Will Davison 22 129 138 120 96 96 111 120 138 129 51 138 120 150 138 Ret 150 258 0 2082
3 Garth Tander 2 Ret 129 72 84 90 129 150 69 120 111 129 129 54 150 Ret 63 258 0 1737
4 Craig Lowndes 888 48 120 33 Ret 150 150 96 78 102 129 120 84 129 111 Ret 138 246 10 1724
5 Steven Johnson 17 120 102 111 129 69 42 129 51 54 66 66 111 90 54 120 60 216 0 1590
6 Mark Winterbottom 5 51 39 138 Ret 30 138 57 120 138 54 90 102 69 57 129 120 242 0 1574
7 James Courtney 18 45 33 66 138 Ret 102 15 Ret 90 69 Ret 150 138 90 138 90 216 10[47] 1370
8 Russell Ingall 39 90 60 36 Ret 84 72 138 102 66 90 102 Ret 96 63 69 129 177 10[47] 1364
9 Rick Kelly 15 78 78 96 63 120 96 72 24 60 120 96 Ret 33 66 63 78 203 10 1336
10 Lee Holdsworth 33 138 111 129 120 36 Ret 78 111 78 96 Ret 96 51 72 96 57 41 0 1310
11 Steven Richards 6 Ret 84 60 69 129 57 60 60 42 63 42 45 63 69 72 96 242 0 1253
12 Paul Dumbrell 10 54 54 51 36 57 120 36 54 63 102 72 90 36 78 39 111 165 0 1218
13 Michael Caruso 34 Ret 57 30 102 78 24 69 57 72 150 111 78 111 45 48 102 41 0 1175
14 Fabian Coulthard 111 72 69 102 111 60 Ret 63 129 69 45 60 48 78 60 111 36 57 0 1170
15 Shane Van Gisbergen 9 102 66 54 60 102 69 102 45 45 84 69 Ret 60 Ret 84 69 158 0 1169
16 Todd Kelly 7 96 Ret 90 33 Ret 33 111 Ret 111 21 78 Ret 120 51 102 51 203 5 1095
17 Jason Richards 8 111 96 78 39 66 27 51 36 96 72 36 69 48 102 42 54 45 4 1064
18 Cameron McConville 14 84 42 57 48 111 36 66 66 84 36 84 72 39 120 Ret 72 45 0 1062
19 Alex Davison 4 60 30 84 78 42 60 54 72 48 138 Ret Ret 57 42 66 48 158 0 1037
20 Jason Bright 25 69 72 42 51 63 Ret 27 96 57 48 57 51 Ret 48 90 84 48 0 903
21 David Reynolds 24 66 Ret 69 72 45 90 45 27 51 24 39 63 84 Ret 45 45 115 0 880
22 Greg Murphy 51 Ret 90 Ret 90 39 45 84 39 36 42 48 Ret 72 36 54 Ret 131 0 806
23 Michael Patrizi 333 Ret 48 63 66 Ret 39 24 84 33 60 45 60 Ret 39 60 33 57 5 706
24 Tony D'Alberto 55 Ret 36 45 42 72 63 30 48 27 Ret Ret 54 DNS 96 57 Ret 121 0 691
25 Tim Slade 67 Ret Ret Ret DNS 51 54 33 63 24 30 Ret 66 42 33 78 39 177 0 690
26 Jack Perkins 11 Ret Ret 48 54 48 48 42 42 Ret 33 51 39 66 Ret 36 27 119 0 653
27 Jason Bargwanna 3 Ret 45 Ret Ret 27 78 48 90 39 Ret 63 Ret 45 84 51 30 44 0 644
28 Dean Fiore 12 57 51 Ret 45 Ret 30 18 30 18 27 54 57 30 Ret 33 42 27 0 519
29 Dale Wood 16 63 Ret 39 57 33 51 21 Ret 30 39 119 0 452
30 Marcus Marshall 77 Ret 63 Ret Ret 54 84 39 33 21 57 DNS DNS 0 351
31 Mark McNally 16 33 42 27 Ret 30 24 75 0 231
32 Warren Luff 18 182 0 182
Jonathon Webb 18 182 0 182
34 Craig Baird 22 165 0 165
35 Dean Canto 5 152 0 152
Luke Youlden 5 152 0 152
37 David Besnard 34 138 0 138
Greg Ritter 34 138 0 138
39 Steve Owen 10 133 0 133
Shane Price 10 133 0 133
41 Mark Skaife 51 131 0 131
42 Andrew Thompson 55 121 0 121
43 Daniel Gaunt 4 117 0 117
John McIntyre 4 117 0 117
45 Andy Priaulx 24 115 0 115
46 Allan Simonsen 88 91 0 91
James Thompson 88 91 0 91
48 Ben Collins 15 90 0 90
Nathan Pretty 15 90 0 90
50 Leanne Tander 333 89 0 89
David Wall 333 89 0 89
52 Andrew Fisher 13 85 0 85
David Sieders 13 85 0 85
54 Tony Ricciardello 16 75 0 75
55 Damian Assaillit 21 72 0 72
Brad Lowe 21 72 0 72
57 Taz Douglas 23 69 0 69
Sam Walter 23 69 0 69
59 Karl Reindler 25 48 0 48
60 Mark Noske 3 44 0 44
61 Andrew Jones 14 32 0 32
Brad Jones 14 32 0 32
63 Troy Bayliss 12 27 0 27
64 Owen Kelly 67 22 0 22
Paul Morris 67 22 0 22
Pos Driver Make No ADE
South Australia 		HAM
New Zealand 		WIN
Victoria (state) 		SYM
Tasmania 		HID
Northern Territory 		TOW
Queensland 		SAN
Victoria (state) 		QLD
Queensland 		PHI
Victoria (state) 		BAT
New South Wales 		SUR
Queensland 		BAR
Western Australia 		SYD
New South Wales 		Penalty Pts
Colour Result
Gold Winner
Silver Second place
Bronze Third place
Green Points finish
Blue Non-points finish
Non-classified finish (NC)
Purple Retired (Ret)
Red Did not qualify (DNQ)
Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black Disqualified (DSQ)
White Did not start (DNS)
Withdrew (WD)
Race cancelled (C)
Blank Did not practice (DNP)
Did not arrive (DNA)
Excluded (EX)

Teams Championship

[48]

Pos Team Make ADE
South Australia 		HAM
New Zealand 		WIN
Victoria (state) 		SYM
Tasmania 		HID
Northern Territory 		TOW
Queensland 		SAN
Victoria (state) 		QLD
Queensland 		PHI
Victoria (state) 		BAT
New South Wales 		SUR
Queensland 		BAR
Western Australia 		SYD
New South Wales 		Penalty Pts
1 TeamVodafone 198 270 183 150 288 216 186 228 252 207 270 222 231 240 150 204 337 0 3832
2 Toll Holden Racing Team 129 267 192 180 186 240 270 207 249 162 267 249 204 288 Ret 213 423 0 3726
3 Jim Beam Racing 165 135 174 267 69 144 144 51 144 135 66 261 228 144 258 150 398 0 2936
4 Ford Performance Racing 51 123 198 69 159 195 117 180 180 117 132 147 132 126 201 216 394 0 2737
5 Garry Rogers Motorsport 138 168 159 222 114 24 147 168 150 246 111 174 162 117 144 159 179 0 2582
6 Jack Daniel's Racing 174 78 186 96 120 129 183 24 171 141 174 Ret 153 117 165 129 293 0 2333
7 Stone Brothers Racing 162 96 138 138 144 129 156 117 93 222 69 Ret 117 42 150 117 275 0 2165
8 Brad Jones Racing 195 138 135 87 177 63 117 102 180 108 120 141 87 222 42 126 77 0 2117
9 Walkinshaw Racing 120 54 120 108 102 210 81 81 114 126 111 150 120 78 84 156 168 0 2063
10 Wilson Security Racing 72 117 165 177 60 39 87 213 102 105 105 108 78 99 171 69 146 0 1913
11 Supercheap Auto Racing 90 60 36 Ret 135 126 171 165 90 120 102 66 138 96 147 168 199 0 1909
12 Sprint Gas Racing Ret 135 Ret 90 66 123 132 129 75 42 111 Ret 117 120 105 30 175 0 1450
13 Kelly Racing 63 Ret 87 111 81 99 63 42 30 72 84 81 93 Ret 66 51 194 0 1217
14 Fujitsu Racing (s) 69 72 42 51 63 Ret 27 96 57 48 57 51 Ret 48 90 84 48 0 903
15 Tony D'Alberto Racing (s) Ret 36 45 42 72 63 30 48 27 Ret Ret 54 DNS 96 57 Ret 121 0 691
16 Triple F Racing (s) 57 51 Ret 45 Ret 30 18 30 18 27 54 57 30 Ret 33 42 27 0 519
17 Team IntaRacing (s) Ret 63 Ret Ret 54 84 39 33 21 57 DNS DNS 0 351
18 Sieders Racing Team (w) 85 0 85
19 MW Motorsport (w) 72 0 72
20 Greg Murphy Racing (w) 69 0 69
Pos Driver Make ADE
South Australia 		HAM
New Zealand 		WIN
Victoria (state) 		SYM
Tasmania 		HID
Northern Territory 		TOW
Queensland 		SAN
Victoria (state) 		QLD
Queensland 		PHI
Victoria (state) 		BAT
New South Wales 		SUR
Queensland 		BAR
Western Australia 		SYD
New South Wales 		Penalty Pts
Colour Result
Gold Winner
Silver Second place
Bronze Third place
Green Points finish
Blue Non-points finish
Non-classified finish (NC)
Purple Retired (Ret)
Red Did not qualify (DNQ)
Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black Disqualified (DSQ)
White Did not start (DNS)
Withdrew (WD)
Race cancelled (C)
Blank Did not practice (DNP)
Did not arrive (DNA)
Excluded (EX)
  • (s) denotes a single-car team.
  • (w) denotes a endurance race wildcard team.

See also

2009 V8 Supercar season

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