LIVE SUPERCARS UPDATES: Follow the 2026 ITM Christchurch Super 440
2026 ITM Christchurch Super 440 overview
Brodie Kostecki leads Broc Feeney by 19 points
Ryan Wood leads Jason Richards Trophy standings
Four races across all three days in Christchurch
The fight for the Jason Richards Trophy concludes at the first ever ITM Christchurch Super 440.
The 2026 Repco Supercars Championship heated up in Taupō, but is set to get even spicier when all 24 Supercars roll out on the Ruapuna circuit for the first time.
Drivers are racing for the Jason Richards Trophy, which is 2026, will be awarded to the driver who scores the most points in the two ITM NZ Double Header rounds. Ryan Wood leads the way over arch-rival Broc Feeney.
Amid the threat of Cyclone Vaianu, a 120km race has been added to the Christchurch schedule. Get the schedule and results here.
How to follow online
Keep your eyes on Supercars.com for all the ongoing updates, news, analysis and video from Christchurch.
Sign up to MySupercars for classic Live Timing on the Supercars website, along with personalised news and updates, video highlights, and driver and team standings.
Upgrade to MySupercars+ for enhanced RaceHQ live timing and telemetry, which is also available in app.
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How to watch and stream
Viewers can stream every practice, qualifying session and race of the 2026 Repco Supercars Championship with no ad-breaks in racing on Kayo SPORTS. Every session of the Repco Supercars Championship is broadcast live in high definition on Foxtel. Please check local guides.
New Zealand viewers can watch on Sky Sport live in HD. Please check local guides.
See broadcast times here.
The story so far
Payne leads Penrite Racing 1-2 in practice
Kiwi star Matt Payne landed the first blow at the ITM Christchurch Super 440, clocking the fastest time in the first ever Supercars session at Ruapuna. In the very first competitive session at Ruapuna Raceway, it was normal service resumed for the Penrite Racing star, with Payne fastest of all through 45 minutes.
Wood in box seat for JR Trophy
Ryan Wood won the Taupō finale to secure not only the Jason Richards Trophy lead, but also an historic first Supercars race win for Toyota. Arch-rival Broc Feeney is second in the standings, followed by Will Brown and Brodie Kostecki.
Kostecki leads as Supercars arrives in Christchurch
Brodie Kostecki took the lead in Melbourne, and won the Taupō opener to put himself in pole position to leave New Zealand on top. However, a disaster for Cam Waters and quiet weekend for Matt Payne helped Broc Feeney move to second overall.
