The 2026 Supercars Finals has arrived on the Gold Coast, ahead of the first do-or-die round of the Finals kicking off this weekend on the streets of Surfers Paradise.
All 10 drivers who will duke it out for the 2026 Supercars Championship arrived on the Gold Coast this morning, speaking to media ahead of this week’s racing.
Under grey and drizzly skies, Mother Nature set the scene for what could be a damp race weekend, adding another challenging layer to what is already one of the trickiest circuits on the calendar.
Kiwi Matt Payne enters the weekend as the top seed in the Finals, chasing his first Supercars title.
Gold Coaster Chaz Mostert started his sensational championship charge at last year’s GC500, taking out both race wins. This year, he’ll look to repeat the feat aboard the new-for-2026 Toyota GR Supra.
On-track action begins Friday at the Boost Mobile Gold Coast 500, with a 250-kilometre race on both Saturday and Sunday.
Among the 10 Finalists, three will be eliminated from Championship contention this weekend, with seven advancing to the Sandown 500 in a fortnight’s time.
Supercars Finalists
1/ Matt Payne (No. 19 Penrite Ford Mustang) 3150 points
2/ Broc Feeney (No. 88 Red Bull Ampol Ford Mustang) -5
3/ Will Brown (No. 888 Red Bull Ampol Ford Mustang) -47
4/ Brodie Kostecki (No. 17 Shell V-Power Ford Mustang) -54
5/ Kai Allen (No. 26 Penrite Ford Mustang) -84
6/ Cam Waters (No. 6 Monster Energy Ford Mustang) -93
7/ Anton De Pasquale (No. 18 DeWalt Chevrolet Camaro) -102
8/ Chaz Mostert (No. 1 Mobil 1 Optus Toyota GR Supra) -111
9/ Ryan Wood (No. 2 Mobil 1 Truck Assist Toyota GR Supra) -120
10/ Jack Le Brocq (No. 4 Sherrin Rentals Chevrolet Camaro) -129
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