The Whincup record that may never be broken

Jamie Whincup will end his full-time Supercars career at season's end with nearly every record imaginable.

His seven drivers' titles, 123 wins and 91 pole positions are all-time markers, and look likely to stand the test of time.

Such has been Whincup's dominance, that he has won championship races at 22 different circuits.

Whincup has won at five overseas venues, which is also a record that may stand alone for some time.

The 38-year-old's 123rd and most recent win came at Symmons Plains in April; the Tasmanian circuit is his most successful venue with 13 victories.

Whincup and long-time teammate Craig Lowndes are the only two drivers in history to have won 100 or more races.

However, Lowndes isn't Whincup's closest rival when it comes to winning at different circuits. In fact, Lowndes won all 110 races on Australian soil.

This list cites championship events; the Bathurst 1000 only became part of the championship in 1999.

Peter Brock, Allan Moffat, Dick Johnson, John Bowe, Mark Skaife and Lowndes all won the Great Race before 1999, Brock a record nine times.

Bowe and Johnson won sprint races at Mount Panorama in the mid-1990s, so they have been listed.

Supercars.com has listed the most prolific drivers in championship history at different circuits.

Jamie Whincup (2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2017 champion)

123 wins at 22 different tracks

24 wins at five overseas tracks (Pukekohe, Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Hamilton and Circuit of the Americas)

Winning venues: Symmons Plains (13), Townsville (12), Adelaide (11), Gold Coast (9), Sandown (9), Darwin (7), Abu Dhabi (6), Pukekohe (6), Homebush (6), Bahrain (5), Ipswich (5), Phillip Island (5), Perth (5), Bathurst (4), Winton (4), Hamilton (4), Sydney Motorsport Park (4), Circuit of the Americas (3), Newcastle (2), Oran Park (1), Albert Park (1), Tailem Bend (1)

Garth Tander (2007 champion)

56 wins at 18 different tracks

Seven wins at three overseas tracks

Winning venues: Symmons Plains (7), Gold Coast (6), Phillip Island (5), Ipswich (5), Bathurst (4), Winton (4), Darwin (3), Pukekohe (3), Perth (3), Hamilton (3), Adelaide (3), Townsville (3), Sandown (2), Oran Park (2), Calder Park (1), Bahrain (1), Sydney Motorsport Park (1), Homebush (1)

Craig Lowndes (1996, 1998, 1999 champion)

110 wins at 17 different tracks

Winning venues: Perth (16), Ipswich (12), Sandown (11), Phillip Island (11), Tasmania (10), Darwin (7), Bathurst (6), Adelaide (6), Sydney Motorsport Park (5), Oran Park (5), Gold Coast (4), Winton (4), Calder Park (3), Lakeside (3), Mallala (3), Homebush (2), Canberra (1)

Mark Skaife (1991, 1992, 2000, 2001, 2002 champion)

90 wins at 17 different tracks

Five wins at two overseas tracks (Pukekohe and Shanghai)

Winning venues: Oran Park (15), Sydney Motorsport Park (10), Phillip Island (9), Perth (8), Darwin (8), Sandown (6), Mallala (5), Bathurst (5), Symmons Plains (4), Adelaide (4), Pukekohe (4), Amaroo (3), Canberra (3), Winton (2), Ipswich (2), Calder Park (1), Shanghai (1)

Scott McLaughlin (2018, 2019, 2020 champion)

56 wins at 15 different tracks

Three wins at one overseas track (Pukekohe)

Winning venues: Darwin (8), Phillip Island (7), Perth (6), Tailem Bend (5), Ipswich (4), Sydney (4), Townsville (4), Albert Park (4), Winton (3), Adelaide (3), Newcastle (2), Gold Coast (1), Symmons Plains (1), Bathurst (1)

Shane van Gisbergen (2016 champion)

51 wins at 15 different tracks

Six wins at two overseas tracks

Winning venues: Townsville (8), Adelaide (5), Pukekohe (5), Darwin (4), Homebush (4), Sydney Motorsport Park (4), Gold Coast (4), Symmons Plains (4), Bathurst (3), Sandown (3), Ipswich (2), Tailem Bend (2), Hamilton (1), Newcastle (1), Winton (1)

Mark Winterbottom (2015 champion)

38 wins at 15 different tracks

Six wins at three overseas tracks

Winning venues: Perth (7), Darwin (4), Winton (4), Ipswich (4), Townsville (3), Pukekohe (3), Gold Coast (2), Sandown (2), Phillip Island (2), Bahrain (2), Sydney Motorsport Park (1), Symmons Plains (1), Homebush (1), Hamilton (1), Bathurst (1)

Peter Brock (1974, 1978, 1980 champion)

48 wins at 12 different tracks

Winning venues: Oran Park (7), Symmons Plains (7), Surfers Paradise International Raceway (6), Calder Park (5), Sandown (5), Perth (5), Adelaide International Raceway (4), Lakeside (3), Sydney Motorsport Park (2), Amaroo (2), Phillip Island (1), Warwick Farm (1)

Dick Johnson (1981, 1982, 1984, 1988, 1989 champion)

30 wins at 12 different tracks

Winning venues: Sandown (6), Symmons Plains (4), Adelaide International Raceway (4), Lakeside (4), Calder Park (3), Oran Park (2), Surfers Paradise International Raceway (2), Perth (1), Mallala (1), Phillip Island (1), Amaroo (1), Bathurst (1)

John Bowe (1995 champion)

31 wins at 11 different tracks

Winning venues: Winton (5), Sandown (5), Perth (4), Amaroo (3), Sydney Motorsport Park (3), Lakeside (3), Bathurst (3), Oran Park (2), Symmons Plains (1), Mallala (1), Ipswich (1)

Glenn Seton (1993 and 1997 champion)

40 wins at 10 different tracks

Winning venues: Phillip Island (7), Sydney Motorsport Park (6), Sandown (5), Winton (5), Calder Park (3), Perth (3), Symmons Plains (3), Oran Park (3), Mallala (3), Lakeside (2)

Allan Moffat (1973, 1976, 1977, 1983 champion)

36 wins at nine different tracks

Winning venues: Oran Park (6), Calder Park (5), Symmons Plains (5), Sandown (4), Surfers Paradise International Raceway (4), Lakeside (4), Adelaide International Raceway (3), Perth (3), Amaroo (2)