SuperArchive
We’ve opened up Supercars’ extensive TV archive to give you the opportunity to enjoy some of our greatest races all over again.
From the championship’s early ventures in 1997 to modern classics, SuperArchive is the place to rewatch your favourite Supercars races.
Enjoy selected races from the Supercars archive
Subscribe for 12 months' access
New classic races added each Thursday
How does it work?
Every Thursday Supercars will add two classic races from the vault, which will be available to watch through SuperArchive for a limited time.
From Peter Brock's 1997 farewell to Scott McLaughlin's 'gave it some jandal' moment in 2014, we're starting with 10 classics and will add two per week from the 4th of October 2018.
How can I watch?
Once you're subscribed you can enjoy races through Supercars.com on desktop, tablet and mobile web. SuperArchive uses the same HTML5 video technology used for videos on Supercars.com.
How much is a subscription?
A subscription to SuperArchive costs AU$59.95 and lasts for 12 months from the date of purchase.
What videos are available right now?
This week, enjoy these classics from the archive.
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Van Gisbergen's debut ORAN PARK 2007, RACE 1: 18-year-old starts his Supercars journey with Team Kiwi. |
SVG's sign of things to come ORAN PARK 2007, RACE 2: Stone Brothers Racing protege makes his mark. |
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The race to stop Lowndes BARBAGALLO 2000, RACE 1: Can anyone end Craig Lowndes' run of nine-straight wins in Perth? |
Rivals see red BARBAGALLO 2000, RACE 2: The Holden Racing Team sets out to continue a dominant run. |
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Larry's unwanted birthday present BARBAGALLO 2000, RACE 3: The final race of Round 2, and a tough 50th for a legend. |
Racing on ANZAC Day PUKEKOHE 2014, RACE 1: Bonus video - drivers battle it out in NZ on a special day. |
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Showdown on the streets HAMILTON 2012, RACE 1: Honours are even between Jamie Whincup and Will Davison heading to NZ, who prevails? |
The last blast HAMILTON 2012, RACE 2: Who will take the honours in the final Hamilton street circuit race? |
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Drought breaker SYDNEY MOTORSPORT PARK 2008, RACE 2: An iconic squad returns to victory lane, with a future Bathurst winner. |
Slippery Sydney SYDNEY MOTORSPORT PARK 2004, APRIL: Torrential conditions greet drivers, and a young gun writes his name in history. |
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