Australian Production Car Series joins Hi-Tec Oils Super Series for 2025

The Australian Production Car Series is pleased to confirm that it will be one of the feature racing categories on the 2025 Hi-Tec Oils Super Series.

In what will be the Australian Production Car Series’ 10th season in its current guise, APC will contest its five round battle across four states and four different circuits, giving competitors a terrific mix of venues, as well as a highly-desirable broadcast package.

All five rounds will be shown live on Foxtel, Kayo and SBS.

On top of the outstanding broadcast package, the move to the Hi-Tec Oils Super Series draws a significant advantage for competitors who will see a noticeable reduction in entry fees.

The variety of race formats will remain largely unchanged, however competitors can be assured that Super Series events will provide a great level of certainty to their allocated track time.

The five-round calendar sees the Production Cars compete at some of Australia’s great permanent circuits, and also sees minimal date clashes with other national-level racing events.

See below 2025 event calendar

Round 1: Winton Motor Raceway – Feb 28-March 2
Round 2: Sydney Motorsport Park – May 30-June 1
Round 3: Queensland Raceway – August 15-17
Round 4: Mallala Motorsport Park – September 26-28
Round 5: Winton Motor Raceway – October 31-November 2

QUOTES

Troy Williams 

Australian Production Cars

“This is fantastic news for the Australian Production Cars and a change that myself and the competitors are really looking forward to,” said Williams.

“Reducing the entry fees, improving the broadcast package and having more assurance around track time is something our competitors are continually asking for, so we are delighted with the prospects for 2025.

“This marks a new era for Production Car racing in Australia and we have no doubt that we have put our category in the best position to prosper and succeed this year and beyond.”

Stephen Whyte

“These are exciting times for AASA and the Hi-Tec Oils Super Series to welcome Australian Production Cars to the fold,” said Whyte.

“It’s been a long held ambition for AASA to work with APC as production cars is a part of our early DNA, particularly Winton Raceway being the home of production car racing in the 80s.”

Carolyn Oldano 

Hi-Tec Oils Super Series Manager

“I’m looking forward to working with Troy and the APC team this year and beyond,” said Oldano.

“It is a great privilege to have such a prestigious category joining the Hi-Tec Oils Super Series in 2025.”