Shane van Gisbergen secured a dominant victory in the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series at Sonoma Raceway, a track famous for its challenging turns and elevation changes. Starting from pole position, van Gisbergen led 62 of the 79 laps in his #9 JR Motorsport Chevrolet Camaro. The race took place under clear skies, providing optimal conditions for high-speed competition and strategic maneuvering. Throughout the event, van Gisbergen showcased speed, consistency, and control, s

Shane van Gisbergen, behind the wheel of the #9 JR Motorsports Chevrolet Camaro, achieved an impressive pole position at the picturesque Sonoma Raceway, clocking an outstanding qualifying time of 1:15.029 seconds. This remarkable performance not only showcased his driving prowess but also highlighted the superior engineering and setup of his Chevrolet Camaro, which has been a formidable contender throughout the season. After the qualifying session, van Gisbergen expressed his

Erebus Motorsport has finalized its engineering lineup for the 2026 Supercars Championship, with Barry Ryan stepping back from engineering to focus on management duties. The team recruited Daniel Frencham from Garry Rogers Motorsport to work with Jobe Stewart on the #9 entry. Aidan Graham, who previously engineered the #9 car, will return to his role as data engineer. Wayne Mackie will continue to work with Cooper Murray on the #99 side of the garage. These changes follow the