10 stats that mattered: Beaurepaires Sydney SuperNight

Shane van Gisbergen was the main man at the Beaurepaires Sydney SuperNight, winning his 14th race of 2021 before clinching the title a day later.

Sunday's race was abandoned due to inclement weather, less than 24 hours after van Gisbergen pulled off a brilliant victory.

After the weekend's final of four straight Sydney Motorsport Park, Supercars.com lists the 10 key statistics from the 11th round of the season.

14) Van Gisbergen became just the 14th driver to win two or more ATCC/Supercars drivers' titles, and just the third New Zealander after Jim Richards and Scott McLaughlin.

4) Van Gisbergen also helped New Zealand to its fourth straight drivers' title, and fifth in six years; McLaughlin won in 2018, 2019 and 2020, with van Gisbergen winning in 2016.

Best of Beaurepaires Sydney Cup

14) Van Gisbergen's Race 29 win on Saturday was his 14th of the season. Only McLaughlin (18 in 2019), Craig Lowndes (16 in 1996), Mark Skaife (15 in 2002), Garth Tander (15 in 2007) and Whincup (15 in 2008) won more races in a season.

3) Van Gisbergen led only three laps in his Race 29 victory, his fewest laps led in a winning effort this season.

10) Triple Eight Race Engineering clinched its 10th teams' championship, drawing alongside Dick Johnson Racing.

73) Van Gisbergen also won the Beaurepaires Sydney Cup and the $25,000 cash prize with a 73-point margin over Whincup and Anton De Pasquale.

9) Cameron Waters went nine races without a podium before he finished third in Saturday's race.

Van Gisbergen goes from fifth to first in six laps

92) The Sunday was the first since the second leg of the 2018 Gold Coast 600 to be abandoned due to poor weather, 92 races ago.

18) Nick Percat recorded Brad Jones Racing's 18th pole on Sunday, and the team's first in a Top Ten Shootout since the late Jason Richards at Hidden Valley in 2009.

1141) Only van Gisbergen and Whincup have completed all 1141 race laps so far this season. Jack Le Brocq has completed 1139 laps, with Will Davison on 1138.

The 2021 Repco Supercars Championship and Dunlop Series seasons will conclude at the Repco Bathurst 1000.

Every session of the event will be broadcast live on Foxtel (Fox Sports 506) and streamed on Kayo.

The Seven Network will provide live free to air coverage of the event. Tickets for the event are on sale now.