Scott Pye and Warren Luff finished fifth, and James Courtney and Jack Perkins seventh at the Sandown 500, rounding out a positive endurance campaign for Mobil 1™ Racing.

Weather. Weather. Weather. The ultimate factor on Saturday at the Sandown 500.

Walkinshaw Andretti United has today revealed its 2019 Sandown 500 Retro Round liveries, paying tribute to the 20-year anniversary of a one-two finish at the 1999 Sandown ATCC Round for the Mobil 1™ Holden Racing Team, with drivers Mark Skaife and Craig Lowndes.

Walkinshaw Andretti United acknowledges that Scott Pye will not return to the Team in 2020.

Mobil 1™ Racing is going retro for this weekend’s Sandown 500, as we round out the season of endurance around the corner from home, at Sandown Raceway.

Scott Pye and Warren Luff have finished fourth, and James Courtney and Jack Perkins ninth in race 27, a 300km race around the streets of the Gold Coast.

Scott Pye and Warren Luff have finished fifth, while James Courtney and Jack Perkins finished 12th in Race 26, a 300km race around the streets of Surfers Paradise.

We’re headed to the sunshine state for round 13 of the 2019 Virgin Australia Supercars Championship, as the streets of Surfers Paradise host to the second enduro of the season, the Gold Coast 600.

James Courtney and Jack Perkins have finished third in the 2019 Bathurst 1000, with Scott Pye and Warren Luff finishing eighth, making it a podium and a double top-10 finish in the biggest race of the year for Mobil 1™ Racing.