| Flag: | New South Wales |
| 2008 Eastern Creek round of the V8 Supercar Championship | |
| Round No: | 2 |
| Season No: | 14 |
| Year: | 2008 |
| Series: | V8SC |
| Track Map: | Eastern Creek Circuit.svg |
| Date: | 7–9 March |
| Location: | Eastern Creek, New South Wales |
| Circuit: | Eastern Creek Raceway |
| Weather: | Fine |
| Race1 Laps: | 31 |
| Race1 Dist: | 120 |
| Pole1: | Garth Tander |
| Pole1 Team: | Holden Racing Team |
| Pole1 Time: | 1:32.1080 |
| Winner1: | Garth Tander |
| Winner1 Team: | Holden Racing Team |
| Winner1 Time: | 50:19.8503 |
| Race2 Laps: | 31 |
| Race2 Dist: | 120 |
| Winner2: | Will Davison |
| Winner2 Team: | Dick Johnson Racing |
| Winner2 Time: | 50:13.7164 |
| Race3 Laps: | 31 |
| Race3 Dist: | 120 |
| Winner3: | Mark Winterbottom |
| Winner3 Team: | Ford Performance Racing |
| Winner3 Time: | 1:03:42.6526 |
| First Round: | Will Davison |
| First Round Team: | Dick Johnson Racing |
| First Pts: | 260 |
| Second Round: | Mark Winterbottom |
| Second Round Team: | Ford Performance Racing |
| Second Pts: | 244 |
| Third Round: | Garth Tander |
| Third Round Team: | Holden Racing Team |
| Third Pts: | 242 |
The 2008 Eastern Creek round of the V8 Supercar Championship was the second round of the Australian 2008 V8 Supercar season. It was held on the weekend of 7 to 9 March at Eastern Creek Raceway, in the outer suburbs of Sydney, the capital of New South Wales.
Qualifying was held on Saturday 8 March. The Holden Racing Team secured the front row, Garth Tander taking the pole from Mark Skaife. It was Tander first pole position for his new team. Rick Kelly made a 1-2-3 for the extended Walkinshaw Performance operation with series leader Jamie Whincup the leading Ford in fourth place.
Race 1 was held on Saturday 8 March. After the race both Paul Dumbrell and Paul Morris were both relegated five finishing positions for driving infringements.
Race 2 was held on Sunday 9 March. Will Davison scores his debut V8 Supercar race win, his first win since the British Formula 3 Championship.
Race 3 was held on Sunday 9 March. With a sixth-place finish in the third race to back up the second and first from the first two race Will Davison scored his debut round victory, the first for the Jim Beam Racing team since the 2001 Queensland 500. The field was bunched together at the finish after a late race safety car period after a tyre failure caused Steven Richards to crash his Falcon into the barriers at 150 km/h. The car was destroyed and the team had to revert to a spare for the next race, the Grand Prix support event at Albert Park.
Results as follows:[1]
