What you need to know: Winton SuperSprint
The tight and twisty rural layout features a range of slow corners, which combine to make Winton the slowest circuit on the Supercars calendar.
A total of 12 corners linked by short straights, the circuit was lengthened by a kilometre in 1997 with new pit garages and a new pit lane also installed.
Winton was resurfaced at the start of 2016, with new bitumen laid over the entire circuit and Turns 10 and 12 being re-profiled.
What time is it on?
The first cars hit the track at 8:45am local on Friday morning.
The opening Virgin Australia Supercars Championsip practice session begins at 10:50am for additional drivers. The main drivers will then have their first practice at 12:35pm.
Saturday's 50 lap 120 kilometre race starts at 4:00pm local time while Sunday's is at the earlier 1:45pm.
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How can I watch it?
Every practice, qualifying and race from the Perth SuperSprint will be broadcast live, ad-break free on Fox Sports 506.
Race highlights can be seen on Saturday and Sunday evenings on Ten and ONE.
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Where can I buy tickets?
Tickets can be purchased online here while there will be others available at the circuit.
How else can I follow it?
Supercars.com will provide all the latest news and updates throughout the weekend, while you can follow the weekend on social media with @supercars on Twitter, the hashtag #VASC or facebook.com/supercars.
Live timing will also be available on supercars.com throughout the weekend and through the official Supercars app.
The numbers
Length: 3km
Direction: Clockwise
Average Speed: 131 km/h
Top Speed: 225 km/h
Fast fact: Just 31 points separates the top five drivers in the championship after the completion of four events - it’s the closest points race at this stage of the season since the current format of 300 championship points being available per weekend was introduced in 2008.
Qualifying Lap Record: Chaz Mostert, Prodrive Racing Australia, Ford Falcon FG X, 1m18.7603s, 2016, Dunlop Soft Tyre
Race Lap Record: Fabian Coulthard, DJR Team Penske, Ford Falcon FG X, 1m19.7092s, 2016, Dunlop Soft Tyre
Race wins by driver
Glenn Seton 5John Bowe 5Craig Lowndes 4Garth Tander 4Jamie Whincup 4Jason Bargwanna 4Jason Bright 4Jim Richards 4Russell Ingall 4Mark Winterbottom 4James Courtney 3Mark Skaife 2Tim Slade 2Cameron McConville 1Fabian Coulthard 1George Fury 1Greg Murphy 1James Moffat 1Jason Richards 1Larry Perkins 1Lee Holdsworth 1Marcos Ambrose 1Will Davison 1Chaz Mostert 1
Pole positions by driver
Mark Winterbottom 4Chaz Mostert 4Jamie Whincup 3Jim Richards 3Dick Johnson 2Fabian Coulthard 2Glenn Seton 2James Courtney 2Jason Bright 2Marcos Ambrose 2Mark Skaife 2Craig Baird 1Craig Lowndes 1Gary Scott 1Jason Bargwanna 1John Bowe 1Larry Perkins 1Peter Brock 1Rick Kelly 1Russell Ingall 1Scott McLaughlin 1Todd Kelly 1Tim Slade 1
