With the Supercars Championship switching from Pukekohe to Hampton Downs for the Auckland Super400 due to Anzac Day restrictions, the Boost Mobile Super Trucks will follow them to a new site for Weekend #3.
Stadium SUPER Trucks
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The Stadium Super Trucks will return to Lake Elsinore Diamond in October 2020.
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The 2020 Stadium Super Trucks World Championship has been revealed. Joining the American SPEED Energy Stadium Super Trucks will be the new Australian Boost Mobile Super Trucks, with the two also racing together in three companion races.
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Toby Price was on the verge of his first Stadium Super Truck win, but a spin on the final lap while trying to hold off Matt Brabham opened the door for Robby Gordon to win the series’ first race in Australia in over a year.
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The 2020 Boost Mobile Super Trucks schedule will run eight rounds alongside the Supercars Championship.
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The Stadium Super Trucks’ 2020 schedule will now feature the Darwin Triple Crown in July.
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The Stadium Super Trucks are back in Australia. In addition to a demo session at The Spit in Gold Coast, the series has formed a partnership with Battery World and Yuasa Batteries Australia.
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After testing with the series last Friday, Aussie Matt Nolan will join the Stadium Super Trucks’ return to his home country at Gold Coast in late October.
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The Stadium Super Trucks will race in New Zealand for the first time in 2020, joining the Supercars’ Auckland SuperSprint at Pukehoke Park Raceway.
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Matt Brabham and Cole Potts dueled to the finish in Sunday’s Stadium Super Truck action at Portland, with points leader Brabham winning out.
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Running his first Stadium Super Truck race since April, Sheldon Creed started last and moved his way through to win Race #1 at Portland.
Like in Saturday’s race, Sunday’s Super Trucks round at Gold Coast ended with chaos on the final lap. After leaders Paul Morris and Cole Potts made contact, Matt Brabham slipped by to take the race win.
Robby Gordon led the Boost Mobile Super Trucks’ first Australian action as the fastest in qualifying for over two seconds.
2005 Supercar champion Russell Ingall is joining the Stadium Super Trucks’ return to Australia at Gold Coast next week.
Greg Biffle, a NASCAR champion-turned-Stadium Super Truck competitor, will join the trucks when they make their return to Australia and the Gold Coast in October.
Sheldon Creed drove two trucks in Friday’s Stadium Super Truck practice at Portland, a race weekend that will feature four drivers with NASCAR/ARCA experience.