Tyrepower backs Supercars through to 2030

Fresh off a standout 2026 Tyrepower Tasmania Super 440, Supercars and Tyrepower have extended their long-standing partnership through to 2030.

The extension builds on a relationship spanning more than two decades, dating back to the introduction of the Tyrepower Cutting at the Bathurst 1000 in 2006.

With more than 300 locally owned independent stores nationwide, Tyrepower continues to connect with Supercars’ passionate fanbase across Australia, both at events and within local communities.

Supercars Chief Revenue Officer Jamie Black said the extension reflects the strength of the partnership.

“Tyrepower has been a trusted and highly engaged partner of Supercars for more than 20 years, and this extension to 2030 reflects that strength,” Black said.

“Their commitment to the Championship, our events and our fans continues delivering strong impact, both commercially and at a community level.

“We’re proud to continue building this partnership together and look forward to what’s ahead.”

Tyrepower Queensland General Manager Rob Smith said the partnership remained a powerful platform to engage with customers and fans.

“Supercars provides Tyrepower with a unique opportunity to connect with fans who are also our customers across Australia, both at events and through our dealer network,” Smith said.

“We’ve built a strong connection with the sport over many years, and extending the partnership through to 2030 gives us a strong platform to continue growing that relationship.”

Together, the extended partnership positions Supercars and Tyrepower to continue strengthening fan connection, supporting local communities and delivering meaningful outcomes across the Championship through the end of the decade.

The 2026 Repco Supercars Championship next heads to the Northern Territory for the betr Darwin Triple Crown, taking place June 19-21 at Hidden Valley Raceway.