This weekend’s Red Rooster Sydney Super Sprint could be the last in its current guise with Supercars planning to transform the event next year.

Attendances for Supercars rounds at Sydney Motorsport Park have struggled in recent years prompting the championship to investigate ways to spice up its visit to the Western Sydney venue.

Earlier this year the series confirmed it was considering a drastic format shake up for next year’s event, with CEO James Warburton keen to deliver a quick-fire meeting aimed to follow the success of cricket’s Twenty20 concept.

Supercars is pushing forward with plans to host a night race at the circuit which could be held midweek.

The track previously hosted a day/night event for the opening round of the 1996 Australian Touring Car Championship using the shorter circuit.

Shorter race formats have been discussed alongside a radical plan to combine the Supercars and Dunlop Super2 grids.

However, Speedcafe.com understands a format that can be completed inside three hours has been tipped.

What element would you most like Supercars to deliver at Sydney Motorsport Park next year?

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What element would you most like Supercars to deliver at Sydney Motorsport Park next year?

Night racing

Sprint races

Combined Supercars/Dunlop Super2 grid

Midweek race

All of the above

None of these keep the current format

Unsure

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