Despite different strategies, Scott Pye and James Courtney finished nose to tail after 120km in Ipswich, with both cars moving forward in the race to finish 13th and 14th.

We’re headed back to the paperclip for round 8 of the 2017 Virgin Australia Supercars Championship, the Ipswich SuperSprint.

We still aren’t content with where we are at, but progress has been made this weekend.

It was a tale of two very different stories in Townsville for race 13 of the championship.

We’ve gone right up the east coast of Australia to make it, but we are excited for what the weekend holds.

National Commercial Finance and Leasing leaders Morris Finance have been welcomed today as a corporate partner of the Confederation of Australian Motor Sport (CAMS).

He might not have the big media profile of others up and down pit lane, he might not be the guy front and centre on the TV coverage, but Mathew Nilsson, the current Acting General Manager of Motorsport at Walkinshaw Racing, is no stranger to the Supercars paddock.

In arguably the drive of the day, Scott Pye picked up eight spots across the 200kms this afternoon in Darwin, and most importantly, grabbed a top 10 finish along the way.

Today was tough on all fronts, with race 11 turning bad very quickly.