Sprint Cup Over. Now the Championship Fight Really Begins.
If the Sprint Cup was about building momentum, the second half of the 2026 Supercars season is about delivering when it matters most.
And it couldn't have been set up any better.
Broc Feeney claimed the 2026 Sprint Cup in dramatic fashion, edging Matt Payne in the final race after one of the closest title fights we've seen all season. Payne looked set to take the honours, but Feeney delivered when the pressure was at its highest to secure the Sprint Cup right at the death.
Now, the season enters its most exciting chapter.
The Sprint Cup is in the books. The Enduro Cup is next. Then comes the Supercars Finals Series, where the championship pressure ramps up and every race carries even greater significance.
This is the time of year that defines champions.
A Whole New Challenge Begins
The next stop is The Bend for the opening round of the Enduro Cup.
It's the first time this season teams swap sprint racing for endurance racing, bringing co-drivers back into the mix and adding another layer of strategy to the championship battle. Fast pit stops, fuel strategy, reliability and teamwork suddenly become just as important as outright pace, and history shows the Enduro Cup can completely reshape the title picture.
For the championship contenders, there's no room for mistakes.
Then comes the biggest race on the calendar.
The Great Race Awaits
No event compares to the Bathurst 1000.
Mount Panorama has produced some of the greatest moments in Australian motorsport, and every year it writes another unforgettable chapter. It's the race every driver wants to win, and it's often the weekend that changes the direction of a championship campaign.
Whether it's a perfectly executed strategy, a late-race safety car or an unforgettable finish on Conrod Straight, Bathurst has a way of creating moments fans talk about for years.
If you're only going to experience one Supercars event in person, this is why so many fans choose Bathurst.
Finals But Make It Supercars
Once the Enduro Cup wraps up, it's straight into the Supercars Finals Series.
For the first time in the championship, it's no longer just about accumulating points, it's about surviving and advancing through the finals.
The action begins on the streets of the Gold Coast, where the intensity reaches another level. Every qualifying session, every race and every championship point becomes critical as the field narrows.
From there, the Finals continue at Sandown, a circuit with decades of Supercars history and the perfect stage for a penultimate championship showdown.
Then it all comes down to the bp Adelaide Grand Final.
The streets of Adelaide will host the final battle of the season, with one driver lifting the championship trophy after months of racing across Australia and New Zealand.
It's everything the 2026 season has been building towards.
This Is the Best Time of Year to Be Trackside
There is something different about the second half of the Supercars season.
The crowds get bigger. The stakes get higher. Every race feels more important.
You feel it walking through the gates on race morning, hearing the cars fire into life before the first session, watching teams prepare for an endurance race, and standing trackside knowing every lap could change the championship.
These are the weekends that create lifelong memories for Supercars fans.
Experience It With Supercars Travel
Our official packages combine race tickets with quality accommodation and exclusive Supercars experiences, giving you the chance to get closer to the action than a standard race weekend.
Whether you're travelling to The Bend for the opening endurance battle, making the pilgrimage to Bathurst, experiencing the first Finals round on the Gold Coast, or following the championship through Sandown and the bp Adelaide Grand Final, we've got a package to suit every type of fan.
This is the stretch of the calendar where everything is on the line.
Broc Feeney may have won the Sprint Cup, but the 2026 Supercars Championship is far from decided. The Enduro Cup will test every team, the Finals Series will raise the pressure even higher, and only one driver will leave Adelaide as champion.
Don't just watch the championship unfold. Be there with Supercars Travel for the biggest races of the 2026 season.
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