2014 International V8 Supercars Championship Explained

The 2014 International V8 Supercars Championship (often simplified to the 2014 V8 Supercars Championship) was an FIA-sanctioned international motor racing series for V8 Supercars. It was the sixteenth running of the V8 Supercars Championship and the eighteenth series in which V8 Supercars have contested the premier Australian touring car title.

Volvo entered the championship with a factory team in a collaboration with Garry Rogers Motorsport and its motorsport arm, Polestar Racing. The team raced the Volvo S60 under the Volvo Polestar Racing brand. It was the first time that Volvo has competed in the Australian Touring Car Championship since Robbie Francevic won the title driving a Volvo 240T in 1986.[1]

Jamie Whincup successfully defended his drivers' championship, securing a record sixth title at Phillip Island, surpassing the previous record of five held by Ian Geoghegan, Dick Johnson and Mark Skaife.[2] His team, Triple Eight Race Engineering, also retained the teams' championship. Whincup and co-driver Paul Dumbrell won the Endurance Cup,[3] taking wins at the Sandown 500 and the Gold Coast 600.

Teams and drivers

Twenty-five cars contested the full 2014 championship, down from twenty-eight in 2013.[4]

Season entriesEndurance entries
ManufacturerVehicleTeamDriverEventsCo-driverEvents
FordFalcon FG[5] Ford Performance Racing5 Mark Winterbottom[6] All Steve Owen[7] 10–12
6 Chaz Mostert[8] All Paul Morris[9] 10–12
Dick Johnson Racing16 Scott Pye[10] All Ashley Walsh[11] 10–12
17 David Wall[12] All Steven Johnson10–12
18 Jack PerkinsAll Cameron Waters[13] 10–12
Rod Nash Racing 55 David Reynolds[14] All Dean Canto10–12
HoldenTriple Eight Race Engineering1 Jamie Whincup[15] All Paul Dumbrell[16] 10–12
888 Craig Lowndes[17] All Steven Richards10–12
Holden Racing Team2 Garth Tander[18] 1–10, 12–14 Warren Luff[19] 10, 12
22 James Courtney[20] All Greg Murphy10–12
Brad Jones Racing8 Jason Bright[21] All Andrew Jones[22] 10–12
14 Fabian CoulthardAll Luke Youlden10–12
Britek Motorsport 21 Dale Wood[23] All Chris Pither[24] 10–12
Lucas Dumbrell Motorsport23 Russell Ingall[25] All Tim Blanchard[26] 10–12
Walkinshaw Racing Tim Slade[27] All Tony D'Alberto[28] 10–12
Tekno Autosports97 Shane van Gisbergen[29] All Jonathon Webb[30] 10–12
James Rosenberg Racing 222 Nick Percat[31] All Oliver Gavin[32] 10–12
E63 W212Erebus Motorsport Lee Holdsworth[33] All Craig Baird[34] 10–12
9 Will Davison[35] All Alex Davison[36] 10–12
NissanAltima L33Nissan Motorsport7 Todd Kelly[37] All Alex Buncombe[38] 10–12
15 Rick KellyAll David Russell[39] 10–12
36 Michael CarusoAll Dean Fiore[40] 10–12
360 James Moffat[41] All Taz Douglas10–12
VolvoS60 Mk.2Garry Rogers Motorsport33 Scott McLaughlin[42] All Alexandre Prémat10–12
34 Robert Dahlgren[43] All Greg Ritter10–12
Wildcard Entries
FordFalcon FGDick Johnson Racing66 Marcos Ambrose[44] 14colspan=2
Super Black Racing[45] 111 Andre Heimgartner[46]
Ant Pedersen		11

Team changes

Driver changes

Season calendar

The 2014 calendar was released on 23 September 2013.[57] [58]

Event nameCircuitLocationFormatDate
1 Clipsal 500 AdelaideAdelaide Street CircuitAdelaide, South AustraliaST1–2 March
2 Tyrepower Tasmania 400[59] Symmons Plains RacewayLaunceston, TasmaniaSP29–30 March
3 Winton 400Winton Motor RacewayBenalla, VictoriaSP5–6 April
4 ITM 500 AucklandPukekohe Park RacewayPukekohe, New ZealandSP25–27 April
5 Perth 400Barbagallo RacewayPerth, Western AustraliaSP17–18 May
6 Skycity Triple Crown DarwinHidden Valley RacewayDarwin, Northern TerritorySP21–22 June
7 Castrol Townsville 500Reid Park Street CircuitTownsville, QueenslandST5–6 July
8 Coates Hire Ipswich 400Queensland RacewayIpswich, QueenslandSP2–3 August
9 Sydney Motorsport Park 400Sydney Motorsport ParkEastern Creek, New South WalesSP23–24 August
10 Wilson Security Sandown 500Sandown RacewayMelbourne, VictoriaEC14 September
11 Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000Mount Panorama CircuitBathurst, New South WalesEC12 October
12 Castrol Edge Gold Coast 600Surfers Paradise Street CircuitSurfers Paradise, QueenslandEC25–26 October
13 Plus Fitness Phillip Island 400Phillip Island Grand Prix CircuitPhillip Island, VictoriaSP15–16 November
14 Sydney NRMA 500Homebush Street CircuitSydney, New South WalesST6–7 December
Sources:
IconMeaning
STSuper Street
SPSuper Sprint
ECEndurance Cup

Calendar changes

The series did not return to the Circuit of the Americas in the United States. The championship returned to Sydney Motorsport Park for the Sydney Motorsport Park 400, having last raced at the circuit in 2012. The event used the Gardner Circuit configuration.[60] The addition of the Sydney Motorsport Park event in August saw the Winton 400 move from August to April.

Format changes

There were two formats used for events outside of the Endurance Cup. "Super Street" events were held at the Clipsal 500, Townsville and Sydney 500 events, with a pair of 125-kilometre races held on Saturday and a 250-kilometre race held on Sunday.[61] All other events featured the "Super Sprint" format, with two 100-kilometre races held on Saturday and a single 200-kilometre race held on Sunday, though the Pukekohe event included an additional 100-kilometre race held on Friday. The Sandown 500, Bathurst 1000 and the Gold Coast 600 – races counting towards the Endurance Cup – retained their respective event formats of a single 500-kilometre, 1000-kilometre and two 300-kilometre races. The 60/60 Sprint format, introduced in 2013, was discontinued.[62]

A number of races. including the first race of the Clipsal 500, were held at twilight, coinciding with prime time television broadcasts.[57] The last event held under lights was the opening round of the 1997 season, held at Calder Park Raceway.

Rule changes

2014 saw practice sessions become time-certain, whereby the session finished after a designated amount of time with no allowance for session interruptions, such as red flags. Qualifying sessions run on the same day as each other were allowed a fifteen-minute extension shared between the sessions if required. Additional practice sessions were held at the Winton, Queensland Raceway and Sydney Motorsport Park events.

The 2014 season saw changes to the regulations regarding abandoned starts which require an additional formation lap and for the suspension and resumption of races in the case of a red flag. The procedure used for safety car restarts was also revised. Previously, the lead car controlled the pace until the safety car entered the pit lane at which point the lead car could accelerate. The new rules dictated that the lead car must maintain a speed between fifty and sixty kilometres-per-hour until it reached the "Acceleration Zone" located before the control line – mimicking the restart procedure used for the second half of the 60/60 Sprint format used in 2013 – at which point the driver could accelerate and racing resumed. This was in response to several incidents where the lead car accelerated too early on the safety car restart, most notably at the 2013 Austin 400 where Fabian Coulthard, Jamie Whincup and Craig Lowndes were penalised for the infringement.

Following the Clipsal 500, where Jason Bright's car had rolled following a safety car restart, the restart procedure was reviewed and changed for the second event of the championship. The Acceleration Zone was lengthened and the lead-up speed was raised to be between sixty and eighty kilometres-per-hour. Drivers were no longer allowed to overtake prior to the control line.[63] The safety car restart procedure was eventually changed back to the 2013 system, with Todd Kelly stating that the 2014 procedure had been difficult to manage for the drivers.[64]

Cars were required to take on a specified amount of fuel in the Sunday race at all events bar the Endurance Cup events.[65]

Event summaries

Clipsal 500 Adelaide

See main article: 2014 Clipsal 500 Adelaide.

Craig Lowndes left the first event of the championship leading the points standings ahead of Fabian Coulthard and Shane van Gisbergen.[66] Lowndes' teammate Jamie Whincup won the first race of the weekend ahead of Lowndes and van Gisbergen.[67] Lowndes then won the second race ahead of Scott McLaughlin—in a strong début for the Volvo S60—and Whincup. James Courtney lost the passenger-side front door of his car after contact with Lee Holdsworth.[68] Courtney recovered to take the win in the third race ahead of Lowndes and van Gisbergen. The third race saw a number of incidents occur. Will Davison made heavy contact with the wall at turn eight after a touch from James Moffat, sustaining significant damage to his car. After the safety car period to recover Davison's car, Jason Bright rolled at the Senna Chicane following contact with Garth Tander and Tim Slade with Holdsworth, Scott Pye and Chaz Mostert also suffering significant damage. Nick Percat also crashed at turn eight while running third in the closing stages. Controversial penalties were awarded to van Gisbergen and Rick Kelly, who were alleged to be travelling too quickly at the first safety car restart, and to Whincup, whose car controller was deemed to have worked on the car during his second pit stop. Whincup made contact with Michael Caruso while making his way back through the field, forcing both cars to pit for a lengthy period.

Tyrepower Tasmania 400

See main article: 2014 Tyrepower Tasmania 400.

Triple Eight Race Engineering dominated the second event of the championship. Jamie Whincup took pole position and Craig Lowndes qualified in second for all three races,[69] though Lowndes was disqualified from the second qualifying session due to a technical infringement.[70] Whincup won the first race, after a controversial incident with Lowndes while the pair battled for the lead, ahead of James Courtney and Mark Winterbottom. Todd and Rick Kelly both failed to finish after suspension and brake failures respectively.[71] Whincup also won the second race, ahead of Winterbottom and Fabian Coulthard, while Lowndes made his way from the back of the grid to fifth place.[72] Lowndes recovered to take a strong win in the third race, with Whincup finishing second and Courtney third. Will Davison finished fourth, equalling Erebus Motorsport's best result in the series. Lowndes maintained his lead in the championship, while Whincup moved up from seventh to second, 70 points behind his teammate.[73]

Winton 400

See main article: 2014 Winton 400.

The Winton 400 saw three different drivers and manufacturers win each of the three races. Fabian Coulthard scored pole for both of the Saturday races and went on to win the first race ahead of Shane van Gisbergen and Dale Wood, who achieved his first podium finish in the series.[74] [75] Russell Ingall, after fitting new tyres during a safety car period, received a drive-through penalty while on course for a podium finish, leading to him labelling the race stewards as "peanuts" in a post-race interview.[76] Lee Holdsworth gave Erebus Motorsport and Mercedes-Benz their first victories in the series by winning the second race ahead of Mark Winterbottom and Coulthard.[77] Scott McLaughlin took his maiden pole position in qualifying for the Sunday race but he was one of five drivers to be given a drive-through penalty for speeding in the pit lane. Winterbottom took his and Ford's first win of the year in front of James Courtney and Tim Slade. Craig Lowndes held on to the championship lead despite a troublesome weekend, with Winterbottom moving up to second, 28 points off the lead.[78]

ITM 500 Auckland

See main article: 2014 ITM 500 Auckland.

Mark Winterbottom won the Jason Richards Memorial Trophy after dominating the weekend in New Zealand.[79] The 2013 Jason Richards Memorial Trophy winner, Jason Bright, started the event strongly by taking pole for the first race and going on to win after early leader Jamie Whincup had steering problems. Shane van Gisbergen and Craig Lowndes completed the podium, while David Wall was put out for the rest of the weekend after contact with Chaz Mostert at the final corner caused his car to make heavy contact with the wall.[80] Winterbottom won the first of the Saturday races ahead of polesitter James Courtney and Mostert.[81] Van Gisbergen won the second Saturday race, holding off a late charge from Winterbottom, with Scott McLaughlin in third after starting from pole.[82] McLaughlin again took pole for the Sunday race but was beaten by Winterbottom in the race, with Mostert finishing third for the second time during the weekend. Tim Slade had qualified on the front row, but his car had a clutch problem on the formation lap, causing an aborted start and forcing him to start from the pit lane. With Lowndes struggling during the weekend, Winterbottom left the event with a 107-point lead in the championship.

Perth 400

See main article: 2014 Perth 400.

Scott McLaughlin won the first race of the Perth 400, giving Volvo its first win in the series since 1986. Fabian Coulthard and Chaz Mostert completed the podium.[83] Triple Eight Race Engineering returned to form after a run of poor results, with Craig Lowndes and Jamie Whincup finishing first and third respectively in the second race, split by championship leader Mark Winterbottom.[84] Mostert took his first victory for Ford Performance Racing by winning the third race ahead of Lowndes and Winterbottom.[85] All cars run by the Holden Racing Team and Erebus Motorsport suffered punctures, forcing their drivers down the order.[86] Lowndes trimmed Winterbottom's championship lead to 101 points, while Whincup moved past James Courtney for fourth.

Skycity Triple Crown

See main article: 2014 Skycity Triple Crown.

Triple Eight Race Engineering dominated the first two races of the Skycity Triple Crown, with Jamie Whincup taking pole position for both races and leading home Craig Lowndes in each. Shane van Gisbergen and Fabian Coulthard completed the podium in each race.[87] [88] Lowndes took pole for the third race, which saw a variety of strategies used by the teams.[89] After using an alternate strategy and starting on hard tyres, as opposed to soft tyres used by most of the frontrunners, Lowndes and Whincup attempted to move forwards in the middle section of the race. Lowndes made contact with the rear of Chaz Mostert's car, puncturing his tyre and dropping him down the order. Mark Winterbottom led in the closing stages, having run soft tyres for the entire race, with Whincup and van Gisbergen behind on fresher soft tyres. Whincup let van Gisbergen through to try to catch Winterbottom but he was not able to do so and Winterbottom held on for the win. With Lowndes finishing seventeenth, Winterbottom extended his championship lead to 161 points.[90]

Castrol Townsville 500

See main article: 2014 Castrol Townsville 500.

The seventh event in Townsville saw Craig Lowndes lose ground in the championship race. On the opening lap of race one, Lowndes made contact with both Garth Tander and James Courtney before being spun into the wall by Will Davison, failing to finish a race for the first time since 2012. Lowndes and Davison both received points penalties for their roles in each incident, while Todd Kelly also received a points penalty for an incident with Jack Perkins.[91] Lowndes' teammate Jamie Whincup capitalised to win the race ahead of a recovering Tander and Davison.[92] Tander went on to win the second race with Courtney in second place, while polesitter Fabian Coulthard finished third.[93] Lowndes had more problems on Sunday, with a grid penalty dropping him from first to third on the grid, gifting pole to Jason Bright,[94] before an overheating engine dropped him to twenty-third position. Whincup won again, with Tander in second and Shane van Gisbergen in third. Championship leader Mark Winterbottom qualified poorly during the weekend, but managed to finish in the top ten in two of the races to maintain his series lead, with Whincup moving up to second, 96 points behind, and Lowndes dropping to sixth behind Coulthard, van Gisbergen and Courtney.[95]

Coates Hire Ipswich 400

See main article: 2014 Coates Hire Ipswich 400.

The Ipswich 400 saw the championship lead change hands, with Jamie Whincup moving ahead of Mark Winterbottom. Whincup won both of the Saturday races ahead of his teammate Craig Lowndes. Lowndes had started from pole in the first race but Whincup passed him towards the end of the race to take the win, with Scott McLaughlin finishing behind the pair.[96] McLaughlin, from pole, and Michael Caruso led Whincup and Lowndes for most of the second race. Caruso attempted to pass McLaughlin, but he nudged the Volvo into a spin and received a drive-through penalty. Whincup then held off Lowndes to win the race, with Chaz Mostert finishing third.[97] The Sunday race saw James Moffat take his first career pole position and the first for Nissan since the company returned to the series.[98] James Courtney won the race after starting from second on the grid, with Lowndes in second and Mostert third. Scott Pye scored a career-best result with fourth. Moffat finished fifth after going off the track while attempting to pass Mostert on the final lap. Whincup finished sixth, which was enough to take the championship lead after a tyre puncture for Winterbottom dropped him to twenty-second place.[99]

Sydney Motorsport Park 400

See main article: 2014 Sydney Motorsport Park 400.

Jamie Whincup took his 58th career pole position in the first race of the Sydney Motorsport Park 400, breaking Peter Brock's long-standing record of 57, while Scott McLaughlin took pole for the second race.[100] The two Saturday races were the first championship races in nearly three years to be held in wet conditions, with Shane van Gisbergen taking both wins. Garth Tander and Craig Lowndes completed the podium in the first race, with Chaz Mostert and Whincup taking second and third respectively in the second. McLaughlin failed to finish both races: his car suffered an engine failure in the first race while he was running in second and a wheel detached on the opening lap of the second race.[101] [102] Tim Slade and Robert Dahlgren were both eliminated from the weekend after accidents during the two races.[103] [104] McLaughlin bounced back by winning the Sunday race from pole position, ahead of Nick Percat, who scored his first podium finish as a full-time driver, and Fabian Coulthard. Mark Winterbottom was given a drive-through penalty for causing an incident which saw the cars of David Reynolds and Scott Pye suffer significant damage. With Whincup finishing fifth, the end of the weekend saw Whincup leading Winterbottom by 135 points in the championship standings.[105]

Wilson Security Sandown 500

See main article: 2014 Wilson Security Sandown 500.

Jamie Whincup and Paul Dumbrell dominated the Wilson Security Sandown 500, securing pole position and leading 150 of the 161 laps on their way to victory. The two Holden Racing Team cars filled the podium, with James Courtney and Greg Murphy finishing ahead of Garth Tander and Warren Luff. Mark Winterbottom fell to third in the championship standings behind Craig Lowndes, after Winterbottom and Steve Owen could only finish tenth while Lowndes and Steven Richards finished fourth.[106] Lee Holdsworth had a high-speed crash when his car suffered a mechanical failure at the end of the back straight, resulting in heavy contact with the tyre barrier.[107] A wheel was torn off in the accident, which was collected by Jason Bright, forcing he and Andrew Jones out of the race. The only other retirement was the car of James Moffat and Taz Douglas, whose car was retired when the team were unable to disconnect the fuel hose from the car during their first pit stop.

Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000

See main article: 2014 Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000.

Ford Performance Racing won its second consecutive Bathurst 1000, with Chaz Mostert and Paul Morris taking victory, from last place on the grid, over James Moffat and Taz Douglas, driving for Nissan Motorsport, and Nick Percat and Oliver Gavin, driving for James Rosenberg Racing. Jamie Whincup, driving with Paul Dumbrell, led for most of the final lap but ran out of fuel at Forrest's Elbow and dropped to fifth.[108] The pole-sitting car of Shane van Gisbergen and Jonathon Webb were in contention until van Gisbergen stalled in the final pit stop and the car would not restart.[109] Other leading contenders had various issues throughout the day. Scott McLaughlin and Alexandre Prémat led the most laps but were forced out of contention when McLaughlin hit the wall after being passed by van Gisbergen. Craig Lowndes received a drive-through penalty for spinning Mark Winterbottom in the closing stages, with the two cars finishing tenth and sixth respectively. David Reynolds and Dean Canto had an alternator failure while running second. The Holden Racing Team had a difficult weekend, with the car of Garth Tander and Warren Luff being withdrawn from the event after a major crash in Saturday practice,[110] while James Courtney and Greg Murphy suffered electrical problems throughout the race. The race was the longest in history at seven hours and fifty-eight minutes, including a one-hour red flag period in the middle of the race to enable track repairs to be carried out.[111] Despite finishing fifth, Whincup extended his championship lead with Winterbottom overtaking Lowndes for second place.

Castrol Edge Gold Coast 600

See main article: 2014 Castrol Edge Gold Coast 600.

The Gold Coast 600 saw Jamie Whincup further extend his championship lead. Whincup and co-driver Paul Dumbrell finished runner-up in the Saturday race before going on to win the Sunday race. Shane van Gisbergen and Jonathon Webb won from pole on Saturday but incurred a drive-through penalty in the Sunday race and finished fifth.[112] [113] Tony D'Alberto, Alexandre Prémat and Dean Fiore all scored their first podium finish in V8 Supercars during the weekend, with D'Alberto and Tim Slade finishing third on Saturday, while Prémat and Scott McLaughlin finished second on Sunday ahead of Fiore and Michael Caruso. The Sunday result also saw the second podium finish of the season for Nissan. Whincup's championship rivals had difficult weekends, with Mark Winterbottom being relegated from the podium on Saturday after bumping and passing Slade at the final corner and suffering an engine problem late in the Sunday race before being spun by Russell Ingall. Craig Lowndes suffered damage in the Saturday race and finished eighteenth and was hurt by strategy on Sunday. With Chaz Mostert and Paul Morris struggling during the weekend, Whincup and Dumbrell easily secured the Endurance Cup.

Plus Fitness Phillip Island 400

See main article: 2014 Plus Fitness Phillip Island 400.

Jamie Whincup secured a record-breaking sixth championship at Phillip Island, with a third place and a victory in the Saturday races giving him an unassailable points lead with four races remaining.[114] Scott McLaughlin won the first of the Saturday races ahead of Craig Lowndes and Whincup, while Whincup's closest championship rival, Mark Winterbottom, finished twenty-fourth after going off the circuit.[115] Winterbottom recovered to finish third behind Whincup and Lowndes in the second race, his first podium finish since Hidden Valley. Shane van Gisbergen and Fabian Coulthard endured a difficult day after a collision in qualifying damaged both of their cars, causing them to start from the back of the grid for both races.[116] Garth Tander was on course to take victory in the Sunday race before running out of fuel coming out of the final corner, allowing McLaughlin to take the win. Tander finished second ahead of Winterbottom and Whincup.[117]

Sydney NRMA 500

See main article: 2014 Sydney NRMA 500.

The final round of the championship was affected by storms in and around Sydney, with heavy rain causing two of the three races to be stopped just after half distance. Former series champion Marcos Ambrose returned to the series as a wildcard entry, having last competed in 2005. Ambrose and Craig Lowndes crashed in the first qualifying session. The resulting red flag gave Erebus Motorsport its first pole position, with Will Davison going quickest ahead of Jamie Whincup.[118] Whincup won the first race in dry conditions ahead of Tim Slade and David Reynolds.[119] Despite starting fourth in the second race, Whincup took the lead at the first corner from polesitter Jason Bright. The race was red-flagged after 19 of the 37 laps due to heavy rain before being restarted under safety car conditions to allow the field to complete enough laps for full championship points to be awarded. Shane van Gisbergen and Scott McLaughlin rounded out the podium with Bright in fourth.[120] McLaughlin took his tenth pole position of the season for the Sunday race but could only manage to finish eighth.[121] Conditions similar to those in the second race caused another red flag after 44 of the 74 laps. The race was eventually abandoned and van Gisbergen was declared the winner ahead of Garth Tander and James Courtney. The result saw van Gisbergen take second in the championship ahead of Mark Winterbottom and Lowndes.[122]

Championship standings

Points system

Points were awarded for each race at an event, to the driver/s of a car that completed at least 75% of the race distance and was running at the completion of the race, up to a maximum of 300 points per event.[123]

Points formatPosition
1st2nd3rd4th5th6th7th8th9th10th11th12th13th14th15th16th17th18th19th20th21st22nd23rd24th25th26th
Short format7569646055514845423936343331302827252422211918161513
Long format1501381291201111029690847872696663605754514845423936333027
Auckland format50464340373432302826242322212019181716151413121110
nowrapEndurance format3002762582402222041921801681561441381321261201141081029690847872666054

Drivers' Championship

DriverADE
SYM
WIN
PUK
BAR
HID
TOW
QLD
SMP
SAN
BAT
SUR
PHI
SYD
1 Jamie Whincup1131511291910244410173411317111643515213141143364
2973163111172201225142519203725431041011761615241756212781
3 Mark Winterbottom54412329721131214236611186662211122010641323332351902768
4 Craig Lowndes888212851816731610206122217Ret6232223119410171122101320172659
5 Scott McLaughlin3372Ret546Ret251686321417458614931919RetRet18177216143802509
6 James Courtney2291812103Ret9242121498158115824510188Ret213Ret2113131211632489
7 Chaz Mostert6Ret6Ret1318141210621316336114141513571433132107161714916151552451
8 Fabian Coulthard1455493513117101192559322153144911Ret73119107151515811122443
9 Garth Tander2117136625152123995121511225462128892Ret183DNS912442101022289
10 Michael Caruso361881421141919178172013520151012101310Ret11132485208181553579228Ret01939
11 Jason Bright8821Ret151717474112236131767122071717181117946Ret141518616794901927
12 Nick Percat2222215Ret17Ret15211517677112220112319234951277161922231810101081219111921
13 Rick Kelly156115Ret2420201814201715819221417229141918115156914138199981151471921
14 Will Davison91310Ret7234681851818771824Ret131631610714187511214202011146Ret13101912
15 David Reynolds55Ret1972315101145148617109913949111291525Ret13Ret9RetRet6712223121301789
16 James Moffat36020129181222186910158162121811Ret7211816Ret1351264Ret213Ret1811181417151734
17 Tim Slade471514614198Ret11311Ret242123142516819RetRet13151714RetDNSDNS12Ret3412241727601646
18 Russell Ingall23121317421111022201519141911101319211017102120211314101714Ret882018231925201510
19 Scott Pye161020Ret1071614121918119131871215151412128161242021Ret5RetDSQDSQDSQDSQDSQRet92101407
20 Lee Holdsworth4171716169125115121417155121810Ret12221515171823101513RetRet11Ret1920131724181395
21 David Wall1714Ret812201313522RetDNSDNSDNS1413718161816132019201218141216Ret16151719Ret7Ret2201349
22 Todd Kelly7169RetRet132117231316131924816162023Ret182019241621Ret1715207Ret198514Ret23141323
23 Jack Perkins181922112281816142119222218122523242021Ret21Ret2125241516191512Ret1416232016222301280
24 Dale Wood2123241019222431325232120221623192117112023Ret22232017181619Ret14Ret22211921162401169
25 Robert Dahlgren342123Ret201623Ret242422Ret21232424212318Ret19222223221619RetDNS17Ret12162122211818Ret0921
26 Paul Dumbrell115210810
27 Paul Morris6716170648
28 Jonathon Webb97616150579
29 Steve Owen51064130546
30 Alexandre Prémat33817720522
31 Steven Richards88841017110522
32 Luke Youlden141191070486
33 Oliver Gavin22222318100465
34 Dean Fiore361815530462
35 Greg Murphy22213Ret210450
36 David Russell151381990444
37 Alex Davison921420200414
38 Warren Luff23DNS9120411
39 Tony D'Alberto4712Ret340387
40 Taz Douglas360Ret213Ret0342
41 Alex Buncombe7207Ret190330
42 Cameron Waters181512Ret140321
43 Tim Blanchard2314Ret880306
44 Dean Canto559RetRet60270
45 Andrew Jones8Ret1415180237
46 Greg Ritter3417Ret12160234
47 Steven Johnson1716Ret16150231
48 Ashley Walsh165RetDSQDSQ0222
49 Chris Pither2119Ret14Ret0159
50 Andre Heimgartner111110144
Ant Pedersen111110144
52 Craig Baird4RetRet11Ret072
— Marcos Ambrose6620211600
DriverADE
SYM
WIN
PUK
BAR
HID
TOW
QLD
SMP
SAN
BAT
SUR
PHI
SYD
Bold - Pole position
Italics - Fastest lap

Notes:
– Wildcard entry ineligible for championship points.

Pirtek Enduro Cup

DriversSAN
500
BAT
1000
SUR
1
SUR
2
1Jamie Whincup / Paul Dumbrell115210810
2Chaz Mostert / Paul Morris6716170648
3Shane van Gisbergen / Jonathon Webb97616150579
4Mark Winterbottom / Steve Owen51064130546
5Scott McLaughlin / Alexandre Prémat33817720522
6Craig Lowndes / Steven Richards88841017110522
7Fabian Coulthard / Luke Youlden141191070486
8Nick Percat / Oliver Gavin22222318100465
9Michael Caruso / Dean Fiore361815530462
10James Courtney / Greg Murphy22213Ret210450
11Rick Kelly / David Russell151381990444
12Will Davison / Alex Davison921420200414
13Garth Tander / Warren Luff23DNS9120411
14Tim Slade / Tony D'Alberto4712Ret340387
15James Moffat / Taz Douglas360Ret213Ret0342
16Todd Kelly / Alex Buncombe7207Ret190330
17Jack Perkins / Cameron Waters181512Ret140321
18Russell Ingall / Tim Blanchard2314Ret88281
19David Reynolds / Dean Canto559RetRet60270
20Jason Bright / Andrew Jones8Ret1415180237
21Robert Dahlgren / Greg Ritter3417Ret12160234
22David Wall / Steven Johnson1716Ret16150231
23Scott Pye / Ashley Walsh165RetDSQDSQ0222
24Dale Wood / Chris Pither2119Ret14Ret0159
25Andre Heimgartner / Ant Pedersen111110144
26Lee Holdsworth / Craig Baird4RetRet11Ret072
DriversSAN
500
BAT
1000
SUR
1
SUR
2
Bold - Pole position
Italics - Fastest lap

Teams' Championship

TeamADE
SYM
WIN
PUK
BAR
HID
TOW
QLD
SMP
SAN
BAT
SUR
PHI
SYD
1Triple Eight Race Engineering11315112919102444101734113171116435152131411406073
888212851816731610206122217Ret623222311941017112210132017
2Ford Performance Racing54412329721131214236611186662211122010641323332351905244
6Ret6Ret131814121062131633611414151357143313210716171491615155
3Holden Racing Team2117136625152123995121511225462128892Ret183DNS9124421010204828
2291812103Ret9242121498158115824510188Ret213Ret211313121163
4Brad Jones Racing8821Ret151717474112236131767122071717181117946Ret141518616794904395
1455493513117101192559322153144911Ret7311910715151581112
5Nissan Motorsport – Norton Hornets Racing361881421141919178172013520151012101310Ret11132485208181553579228Ret03758
36020129181222186910158162121811Ret7211816Ret1351264Ret213Ret181118141715
6Garry Rogers Motorsport3372Ret546Ret251686321417458614931919RetRet1817721614383380
342123Ret201623Ret242422Ret21232424212318Ret19222223221619RetDNS17Ret12162122211818Ret
7Erebus Motorsport4171716169125115121417155121810Ret12221515171823101513RetRet11Ret19201317241803357
91310Ret7234681851818771824Ret131631610714187511214202011146Ret1310
8Nissan Motorsport – Jack Daniel's Racing7169RetRet132117231316131924816162023Ret182019241621Ret1715207Ret198514Ret231403304
156115Ret242020181420171581922141722914191811515691413819998115147
9Tekno Autosports‡97316311117220122514251920372543104101176161524175621302776
10Dick Johnson Racing161020Ret1071614121918119131871215151412128161242021Ret5RetDSQDSQDSQDSQDSQRet92102756
1714Ret812201313522RetDNSDNSDNS1413718161816132019201218141216Ret16151719Ret7Ret22
11James Rosenberg Racing‡2222215Ret17Ret152115176771122201123192349512771619222318101010812191101946
12Rod Nash Racing‡55Ret1972315101145148617109913949111291525Ret13Ret9RetRet6712223121301789
13Walkinshaw Racing‡471514614198Ret11311Ret242123142516819RetRet13151714RetDNSDNS12Ret341224172761616
14Lucas Dumbrell Motorsport‡23121317421111022201519141911101319211017102120211314101714Ret8820182319252001560
15Charlie Schwerkolt Racing‡181922112281816142119222218122523242021Ret21Ret2125241516191512Ret1416232016222301280
16Britek Motorsport‡2123241019222431325232120221623192117112023Ret22232017181619Ret14Ret22211921162401169
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PUK
BAR
HID
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Bold - Pole position
Italics - Fastest lap

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Notes and References

  1. News: Volvo launches V8 Supercar campaign in Brisbane . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 17 June 2013 . 17 June 2013.
  2. News: All hail Jamie Whincup, the king of the sport. James. Phelps. 7 December 2014. 29 December 2014. The Daily Telegraph. Sydney.
  3. News: Whincup and Dumbrell snatch the Pirtek Enduro Cup. 26 October 2014. 29 December 2014. Confederation of Australian Motor Sport. Confederation of Australian Motor Sport Ltd..
  4. News: V8 Supercars confirms 25 car grid for 2014. Speedcafe. 5 February 2014. 5 February 2014.
  5. News: No News on FPR Backing . V8Supercars.com.au . However, Edwards confirmed the team would race Falcons in 2014 whether it was factory-backed or not. . 13 August 2013 . 18 August 2013 . https://web.archive.org/web/20130817004507/http://www.v8supercars.com.au/news/no-news-on-fpr-backing . 17 August 2013 . dead .
  6. News: Mark Winterbottom extends drive deal with FPR . Speedcafe . Mark Winterbottom will continue to race for Ford Performance Racing until at least the end of the 2014 season, the team has announced. . 30 January 2012 . 18 August 2013.
  7. News: Steve Owen returns for Winton Dunlop series. Speedcafe. Bartholomaeus. Stefan. 3 April 2014. 4 April 2014.
  8. News: Ford Performance Racing sign rising V8 rookie Chaz Mostert for 2014 season . Speed . News.com.au . 24 October 2013 . 24 October 2013 . 26 October 2013 . https://web.archive.org/web/20131026034602/http://www.news.com.au/sport/motor-sport/ford-performance-racing-sign-rising-v8-rookie-chaz-mostert-for-2014-season/story-fne8930l-1226745677777 . dead .
  9. News: Morris to join Mostert for Enduro Cup. Speedcafe. Bartholomaeus. Stefan. 24 February 2014. 24 February 2014.
  10. News: DJR confirms Scott Pye for 2014. Speedcafe. 4 December 2013. 4 December 2013.
  11. News: Johnson to team with Wall for Enduro Cup . Speedcafe . 21 February 2014 . 21 February 2014.
  12. News: DJR confirms David Wall and 2014 sponsors. Speedcafe. 16 December 2013. 16 December 2013.
  13. News: Waters signs as co-driver at Team Jeld-Wen. Speedcafe. 1 March 2014. 1 March 2014.
  14. News: Two-year extension for Reynolds and Rod Nash. Speedcafe. 14 September 2013. 14 September 2013.
  15. News: Whincup re-signs with Triple Eight . V8X Magazine . And despite rumours linking him with a move overseas, he says he’s committed to V8 Supercars having put pen to paper on a new three-year deal with Triple Eight starting from 2013. . 3 March 2012 . 17 June 2013 . 15 January 2013 . https://archive.today/20130115060444/http://v8xmagazine.com.au/index.php/9-news/246-whincup-re-signs-with-triple-eight-for-further-three-years . dead .
  16. News: Red Bull Racing Signs Steven Richards for Enduros. V8Supercars.com.au. 12 December 2013. 5 February 2014.
  17. News: Craig Lowndes to remain with TeamVodafone . Speedcafe . The three-time V8 champion’s team boss Roland Dane has confirmed that Lowndes will remain with the squad until 2015, and possibly longer. . 1 March 2012 . 17 June 2013.
  18. News: Garth Tander re-signs with Toll Holden Racing Team . Holden Racing Team . The new contract will see Tander remain with the team through to end of the 2014 season. . 28 June 2011 . 17 June 2013 .
  19. News: HRT confirms enduro drivers and livery . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 12 February 2014 . 12 February 2014.
  20. News: HRT confirms new three-year Courtney deal . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 28 July 2013 . 28 July 2013.
  21. News: Final V8 grid close with Volvo announcement. Speedcafe. 16 January 2014. 16 January 2014.
  22. News: BJR retains Youlden, Jones for enduros . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 12 February 2014 . 12 February 2014.
  23. News: Dale Wood confirmed at Brad Jones Racing . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 29 January 2014 . 29 January 2014.
  24. News: Pither confirmed at BJR for Enduro Cup . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan. 12 August 2014 . 12 August 2014.
  25. News: Ingall announces full-time LDM drive . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 4 February 2014 . 4 February 2014.
  26. News: LDM confirms Blanchard for Enduro Cup . Speedcafe . 23 August 2014 . 23 August 2014.
  27. News: Walkinshaw Racing confirms Slade for 2014 . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 18 September 2013 . 18 September 2013.
  28. News: Supercheap Auto Racing Launches into New Era at Clipsal 500 . V8Supercars.com.au . 25 February 2014 . 25 February 2014.
  29. News: Jonathon Webb at career crossroads . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . We’ve got Shane’s car and Shane locked in, we’re really happy with that, but as far as where I go and what I do, we’ll see how it plays out in the next week or two. . 28 November 2013 . 28 November 2013.
  30. News: Tekno confirms Hallam and one-car for 2014 . Speedcafe . Lomas . Gordon . 13 February 2014 . 13 February 2014.
  31. News: Walkinshaw confirms expansion to four cars . Speedcafe . Lomas . Gordon . 29 November 2013 . 29 November 2013.
  32. News: Oliver Gavin Joins Walkinshaw Racing for PIRTEK Enduro Cup . V8Supercars.com.au . 19 February 2014 . 19 February 2014.
  33. Web site: My Bio . Official Lee Holdsworth website . 15 September 2013 . https://web.archive.org/web/20130711022858/http://www.leeholdsworth.com.au/main/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2&Itemid=8 . 11 July 2013 . dead .
  34. News: Erebus confirms Baird for Enduro Cup . Speedcafe . 13 May 2014 . 13 May 2014.
  35. Web site: Erebus owner confirms Will Davison for 2014 . Speedcafe . Howard . Tom . 6 January 2014 . 6 January 2014.
  36. News: Davison/Davison confirmed for Pirtek Enduro Cup. Speedcafe. 15 April 2014. 15 April 2014.
  37. News: Caruso Re-signs with Nissan Motorsport . V8Supercars.com.au . Confirmation of the deal means the four-car Nissan Altima squad of Caruso, Todd Kelly, Rick Kelly and Winton race winner James Moffat will remain unchanged for Nissan’s second year in the V8 Supercars category . 8 December 2013 . 8 December 2013 . https://web.archive.org/web/20131210030418/http://www.v8supercars.com.au/news/caruso-re-signs-with-nissan-motorsport . 10 December 2013 . dead .
  38. News: Nissan GT driver confirmed for V8 enduros . Speedcafe . 27 May 2014 . 27 May 2014.
  39. News: Russell joins Rick Kelly for Enduro Cup . Speedcafe . Stefan . Bartholomaeus . 14 May 2014 . 14 May 2014.
  40. News: Nissan confirms Norton endurance pairings. Stefan. Bartholomaeus. Speedcafe. 9 April 2014. 9 April 2014.
  41. News: New multi-year Nissan deal for James Moffat. Speedcafe. 18 August 2013. 18 August 2013.
  42. News: Scott McLaughlin secures Fujitsu GRM drive . Speedcafe . Rowley . Grant . The 19-year-old will drive with the Dandenong-based team on a multi-year deal. . 7 December 2012 . 13 June 2013.
  43. News: Robert Dahlgren confirmed for Volvo V8 seat. Speedcafe. Bartholomaeus. Stefan. 16 January 2014. 16 January 2014.
  44. Web site: Ambrose to make early V8 return at Sydney 500. Speedcafe. 25 October 2014.
  45. News: Three wildcards confirmed for Bathurst 1000. Speedcafe. 16 July 2014. 16 July 2014.
  46. News: Super Black confirms Bathurst line-up . Speedcafe . 2 August 2014 . 2 August 2014.
  47. News: Fiore assessing Carrera Cup options. Speedcafe. 14 January 2014. 14 January 2014.
  48. News: Volvo Car Australia Joins V8 Supercars . V8Supercars.com.au . 17 June 2013 . 17 June 2013 . https://web.archive.org/web/20130626023117/http://www.v8supercars.com.au/news/volvo-car-australia-joins-v8-supercars . 26 June 2013 . dead .
  49. News: Erebus confirms two-car structure for 2014 . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 29 November 2013 . 29 November 2013.
  50. News: Tekno Autosports not ruling out second entry . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . The financial pressures of racing in the category have already seen Triple F Racing (Dean Fiore) and Lucas Dumbrell Motorsport hand licenses back to V8 Supercars. . 29 January 2014 . 29 January 2014.
  51. News: DJR announces Morris REC purchase . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 4 December 2013 . 4 December 2013.
  52. News: Tony D'Alberto chasing funding for team alliance. Speedcafe. 21 December 2013. 21 December 2013.
  53. News: Alexandre Premat announces GRM departure . Speedcafe . Howard . Tom . 6 January 2014 . 6 January 2014.
  54. News: Maro Engel loses V8 Supercars drive as Erebus Mercedes scales back . Autosport . 2 December 2013 . 2 December 2013.
  55. News: Fiore looks for 2014 co-drive. V8Supercars.com.au. 24 December 2013. 4 January 2014.
  56. News: Jack Perkins confirmed for full-time V8 rebirth. Gordon. Lomas. Speedcafe. 19 December 2013. 19 December 2013.
  57. News: Official Release: 2014 V8 Supercars Calendar and Race Formats . Australian Racing Drivers Club . 23 September 2013 . 23 September 2013 . https://web.archive.org/web/20141019134045/http://www.ardc.com.au/articles/SMSP-News/OFFICIAL-RELEASE--2014-V8-Supercars-Calendar-and-race-formats/143 . 19 October 2014 . dead .
  58. News: V8 Supercars confirms 2014 calendar . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 23 September 2013 . 23 September 2013.
  59. News: Percat ready for Tassie baptism in new livery . Speedcafe . 25 March 2014 . 25 March 2014.
  60. News: V8 Supercars assessing extended Sydney layout . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 19 February 2014 . 19 February 2014.
  61. News: Sydney, Townsville V8s to feature twin 125 kilometre twilight races on Saturday . Speed . . 27 January 2014 . 28 January 2014.
  62. News: V8 Supercars simplify race formats for 2014, introduce three set styles for every event on the calendar . Speed . News.com.au . 15 September 2013 . 15 September 2013 . 5 October 2013 . https://web.archive.org/web/20131005184115/http://www.news.com.au/breaking-news/v8-supercars-simplify-race-formats-for-2014-introduce-three-set-styles-for-every-event-on-the-calendar/story-e6frfkp9-1226719455752 . dead .
  63. News: V8 Supercars confirms Safety Car restart changes . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 20 March 2014 . 23 March 2014.
  64. News: Pedders Chrysler Safety car restarts revert . V8Supercars.com.au . 17 April 2014 . 17 April 2014.
  65. News: V8 Supercars Releases 2014 Rule Changes . V8Supercars.com.au . 15 November 2013 . 15 November 2013 . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20131118185545/http://www.v8supercars.com.au/news/v8-supercars-releases-2014-rule-changes . 18 November 2013 .
  66. News: Courtney wins dramatic Clipsal 500 finale . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 2 March 2014 . 1 March 2014.
  67. News: Whincup takes opening race in Adelaide . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 1 March 2014 . 10 March 2014.
  68. News: Volvo scores thrilling podium as Lowndes wins . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 1 March 2014 . 1 March 2014.
  69. News: Whincup completes Symmons qualifying sweep . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 30 March 2014 . 4 April 2014.
  70. News: Stickers trigger Lowndes disqualification . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 29 March 2014 . 4 April 2014.
  71. News: Whincup and Lowndes collide in Race 4 . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 29 March 2014 . 4 April 2014.
  72. News: Whincup doubles up with Race 5 victory . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 29 March 2014 . 4 April 2014.
  73. News: Lowndes turns tables in Symmons finale . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 30 March 2014 . 4 April 2014.
  74. News: Coulthard scores poles as Red Bulls struggle . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 5 April 2014 . 12 April 2014.
  75. News: Coulthard dominates chaotic Winton opener . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 5 April 2014 . 12 April 2014.
  76. News: Ingall furious after penalty costs podium . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 5 April 2014 . 12 April 2014.
  77. News: Holdsworth hands Erebus maiden V8 Supercars win . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 5 April 2014 . 12 April 2014.
  78. News: Winterbottom breaks Ford drought in Race 9 . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 6 April 2014 . 12 April 2014.
  79. News: Winterbottom claims JR Trophy with Race 13 win . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 27 April 2014 . 8 May 2014.
  80. News: Bright seizes on Whincup misfortune in Race 10 . Speedcafe . 25 April 2014 . 8 May 2014.
  81. News: Winterbottom beats Courtney to Race 11 win . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 26 April 2014 . 8 May 2014.
  82. News: Victory for van Gisbergen in Race 12 . Speedcafe . 26 April 2014 . 8 May 2014.
  83. News: McLaughlin takes first points race win for Volvo . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 17 May 2014 . 30 June 2014.
  84. News: Red Bull fights back with Race 15 win . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 17 May 2014 . 30 June 2014.
  85. News: Mostert beats Lowndes to Race 16 victory . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 18 May 2014 . 30 June 2014.
  86. News: Teams to investigate Barbagallo tyre failures . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 19 May 2014 . 30 June 2014.
  87. News: Whincup takes dominant win in Race 17 . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 21 June 2014 . 30 June 2014.
  88. News: Red Bull completes Saturday sweep in Darwin . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 21 June 2014 . 30 June 2014.
  89. News: Advantage Lowndes after Sunday qualifying . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 22 June 2014 . 30 June 2014.
  90. News: Winterbottom wins tyre battle in Darwin finale . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 22 June 2014 . 30 June 2014.
  91. News: V8 Supercars stewards hand down penalties . Speedcafe . 6 July 2014 . 11 July 2014.
  92. News: Whincup wins wild Townsville opener . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 5 July 2014 . 11 July 2014.
  93. News: Tander leads HRT one-two in Race 21 . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 5 July 2014 . 11 July 2014.
  94. News: Lowndes penalty hands Bright pole . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 6 July 2014 . 11 July 2014.
  95. News: Whincup wins strategy battle in Townsville finale . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 6 July 2014 . 11 July 2014.
  96. News: Whincup defeats Lowndes in Ipswich opener . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 2 August 2014 . 15 August 2014.
  97. News: Red Bull one-two after rivals collide in Race 24 . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 2 August 2014 . 15 August 2014.
  98. News: James Moffat soars to maiden pole for Race 25 . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 3 August 2014 . 15 August 2014.
  99. News: Courtney wins as disaster strikes Winterbottom . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 3 August 2014 . 15 August 2014.
  100. News: Whincup breaks Brock's all-time pole record . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 23 August 2014 . 3 September 2014.
  101. News: Shane van Gisbergen tames wet Race 26 . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 23 August 2014 . 3 September 2014.
  102. News: Van Gisbergen does the double at SMP . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 23 August 2014 . 3 September 2014.
  103. News: Slade Holden out of weekend after shunt . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 23 August 2014 . 3 September 2014.
  104. News: Volvo withdraws #34, reassesses test plans . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 24 August 2014 . 3 September 2014.
  105. News: McLaughlin fends off Percat for Race 28 win . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 24 August 2014 . 3 September 2014.
  106. News: Whincup/Dumbrell take commanding Sandown win . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 14 September 2014 . 23 September 2014.
  107. News: Holdsworth: My life flashed before my eyes . Speedcafe . Bartholomaeus . Stefan . 14 September 2014 . 23 September 2014.
  108. News: Mostert/Morris win eight-hour Bathurst thriller . Speedcafe . 12 October 2014 . 27 October 2014.
  109. News: Maiden Bathurst pole for Van Gisbergen . Speedcafe . 11 October 2014 . 27 October 2014.
  110. News: HRT withdraws Tander/Luff Commodore . Speedcafe . 11 October 2014 . 27 October 2014.
  111. News: Officials call a stop to Bathurst 1000 . Speedcafe . 12 October 2014 . 27 October 2014.
  112. News: Redemption for Tekno with Gold Coast victory . Speedcafe . 25 October 2014 . 27 October 2014.
  113. News: Victory secures Pirtek Enduro Cup for Whincup/Dumbrell . Speedcafe . 26 October 2014 . 27 October 2014.
  114. News: Whincup clinches record sixth title in style . Speedcafe . 15 November 2014 . 24 November 2014.
  115. News: McLaughlin holds off Lowndes for Race 33 victory . Speedcafe . 15 November 2014 . 24 November 2014.
  116. News: McLaughlin, Whincup share poles as Kiwis collide . Speedcafe . 15 November 2014 . 24 November 2014.
  117. News: McLaughlin snatches win as Tander runs dry . Speedcafe . 16 November 2014 . 24 November 2014.
  118. News: Surprise pole sitters as stars crash in qualifying . Speedcafe . 6 December 2014 . 8 December 2014.
  119. News: Whincup denies Slade in Sydney opener . Speedcafe . 6 December 2014 . 8 December 2014.
  120. News: Whincup wins rain shortened second race . Speedcafe . 6 December 2014 . 8 December 2014.
  121. News: McLaughlin ties Whincup with Race 38 pole . Speedcafe . 7 December 2014 . 8 December 2014.
  122. News: Van Gisbergen victorious as rain halts Sydney finale . Speedcafe . 7 December 2014 . 8 December 2014.
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