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The print and digital editions of V8X Supercar Magazine issue #95 are on sale now.
V8X Supercar Magazine issue #95 takes an in-depth examination into manufacturers in the Virgin Australia Supercars Championship, in the wake of Holden and Nissan’s re-commitment to the series.
Included is a two-sided pull-out poster featuring Walkinshaw Racing’s Holden Racing Team and the 2016 Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000 winners, Tekno Autosports’ Will Davison and Jonathon Webb.
CLICK HERE to purchase the print edition of V8X Supercar Magazine issue #95.
The issue includes the following:
FEATURES
Holding On: The future of Supercars through manufacturers and teams.
Fraternising with Foges – the lion king: Foges goes one-on-one with Holden’s Simon McNamara.
V8 versus V6: Where Supercars is headed with its engine formula.
All Aboard the sponsorship wagon: How sponsorships are evolving with the pay TV deal and rotating liveries.
Tribal colours: The importance of merchandise and memberships.
Catering for sponsors: How teams cater to sponsors at events.
Truckin’ on: The inside story of the team transporters.
Super Push: Why Supercars is investing so heavily in female drivers.
Whincup’s century: The best races and numbers of Jamie Whincup’s 100 wins.
All heart: Chris Pither on his second coming in Supercars.
Euro trip: A look back at when Peter Brock, Allan Moffat, Allan Grice and co raced in Europe.
REGULARS
Analysis: Newcastle over Sydney: Why Newcastle will work where Sydney Olympic Park didn’t.
Analysis: Aussie Rules in 2017: How the 2017 Supercars schedule shapes up.
Analysis: New -gen Commodore: Making sense of the future of the Commodore.
Analysis: Survival mode: The battle customer teams face in the current era.
Speedcafe: news round-up: The latest headlines from Speedcafe.com
Mark Winterbottom column: Frosty on Sydney Olympic Park and Newcastle.
Craig Lowndes column: Lowndes on Holden and the future of Supercars.
Garry Rogers column: Rogers on the fight to keep his Volvos.
The shootout: The most memorable moments at Sydney Olympic Park.
