Issue #114 celebrates Scott McLaughlin’s record-breaking 2019 season, which included a first win in the Bathurst 1000 and a second consecutive Supercars drivers’ championship.

Included is a two-sided pullout poster featuring McLaughlin’s Bathurst-championship double and the 2020 Supercars calendar.

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Issue #114 also includes the following:

ANALYSIS: 2020 comings and goings. The changes to the grid for the Virgin Australia Supercars Championship in 2020.

ANALYSIS: GRM’s tough call. The why and how of Garry Rogers Motorsport’s decision to withdraw from Supercars.

ANALYSIS: End for the Altima: Kelly Racing on the decision to end a seven-season stint running the Nissan Altima.

ANALYSIS: What’s new for 2020. All the changes to the Virgin Australia Supercars Championship calendar in 2020.

COLUMN: Mark Winterbottom on Team 18’s expansion to two cars for next season.

COLUMN: Craig Lowndes on his record-breaking time with Triple Eight Race Engineering.

COLUMN: Garry Rogers reflects on his team’s 24-season stint in Supercars.

FEATURE: The record breaker. A look back at DJR Team Penske and Scott McLaughlin’s record-breaking season in 2019.

FEATURE: The French connection. Alexandre Prémat on his Bathurst win and teaming up with Scott McLaughlin.

FEATURE: Tech talk. What impact Supercars’ cut in downforce will have on the racing in 2020.

FEATURE: Pony up! How Kelly Racing will look to reset with two Ford Mustangs next season.

FEATURE: Taking Tickford’s Allan Moffat-inspired Ford Mustang for a test drive.

FEATURE: The end of the road. Our tribute to Garry Rogers Motorsport and its Supercars legacy.

FEATURE: Tekno’s Sydney reset. Tekno Autosports on hopes its move to Sydney will help it climb up the grid.

FEATURE: Decade Dave. David Reynolds on his decision to sign a 10-year contract with Erebus Motorsport.

SHOOTOUT: Our top 10 most dominant seasons by a driver in the history of Australian touring cars.

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The program will be on sale at the event across the weekend with the digital edition also available now.

CLICK HERE to purchase the digital edition of the Coates Hire Newcastle 500 event program.

The Coates Hire Newcastle 500 program includes the event schedule, what’s on, track map, event preview, championship standings, results thus far, entry lists, support categories previews and more, incorporating SupercarXtra Magazine issue #114.

There’s also the following features:

ANALYSIS: 2020 comings and goings. The changes to the grid for the Virgin Australia Supercars Championship in 2020.

ANALYSIS: GRM’s tough call. The why and how of Garry Rogers Motorsport’s decision to withdraw from Supercars.

ANALYSIS: End for the Altima: Kelly Racing on the decision to end a seven-season stint running the Nissan Altima.

ANALYSIS: What’s new for 2020. All the changes to the Virgin Australia Supercars Championship calendar in 2020.

COLUMN: Mark Winterbottom on Team 18’s expansion to two cars for next season.

COLUMN: Craig Lowndes on his record-breaking time with Triple Eight Race Engineering.

COLUMN: Garry Rogers reflects on his team’s 24-season stint in Supercars.

FEATURE: The record breaker. A look back at DJR Team Penske and Scott McLaughlin’s record-breaking season in 2019.

FEATURE: The French connection. Alexandre Prémat on his Bathurst win and teaming up with Scott McLaughlin.

FEATURE: Tech talk. What impact Supercars’ cut in downforce will have on the racing in 2020.

FEATURE: Pony up! How Kelly Racing will look to reset with two Ford Mustangs next season.

FEATURE: Taking Tickford’s Allan Moffat-inspired Ford Mustang for a test drive.

FEATURE: The end of the road. Our tribute to Garry Rogers Motorsport and its Supercars legacy.

FEATURE: Tekno’s Sydney reset. Tekno Autosports on hopes its move to Sydney will help it climb up the grid.

FEATURE: Decade Dave. David Reynolds on his decision to sign a 10-year contract with Erebus Motorsport.

SHOOTOUT: Our top 10 most dominant seasons by a driver in the history of Australian touring cars.

Please note: The Coates Hire Newcastle 500 program went to print before the cancellation of the KISS concert.

He’s scored the most race wins in a season, breaking the record of 16 held by Craig Lowndes in 1996, while also taking Dick Johnson Racing/DJR Team Penske to the top of most drivers’ championship wins with nine, one ahead of Triple Eight Race Engineering.

McLaughlin is the first driver to win the championship in a Ford Mustang in 50 years, since Ian Geoghegan in 1969, while he and Alexandre Prémat were the first to win the Bathurst 500/1000 in a Mustang. 

Celebrate McLaughlin’s record-breaking run with the above poster, originally published in SupercarXtra Magazine issue #112.

The poster is available from our online store, uncreased, unfolded, unstapled, printed on high-quality photographic stock and delivered in a protective mailing tube.

CLICK HERE to purchase the poster.

The program will be on sale at the event across the weekend with the digital edition also available now.

CLICK HERE to purchase the digital edition of the Penrite Oil Sandown 500 event program.

The Penrite Oil Sandown 500 program includes the event schedule, what’s on, track map, event preview, championship standings, results thus far, entry lists, support categories previews and more, incorporating SupercarXtra Magazine issue #113.

There’s also the following features:

ANALYSIS: 2020 locked in. The changes to the Virgin Australia Supercars Championship calendar for 2020.

ANALYSIS: Comings and goings. The ins and outs of circuits on the 2020 Virgin Australia Supercars Championship calendar.

ANALYSIS: Parity puzzle. Supercars’ battle to achieve parity between the Ford Mustang, Holden ZB Commodore and Nissan Altima.

ANALYSIS: Movers and shakers. The co-driver movements for the 2019 PIRTEK Enduro Cup.

COLUMN: Mark Winterbottom on Team 18’s motivations and chances for the endurance events.

COLUMN: Craig Lowndes on reuniting with Jamie Whincup and re-signing with Triple Eight Race Engineering.

COLUMN: Garry Rogers on how his team is shaping up for the endurance events.

FEATURE: Going the distance. Entry list, team-by-team preview and event guides for the 2019 PIRTEK Enduro Cup.

FEATURE: The 19 questions that will be answered in the 2019 PIRTEK Enduro Cup.

RECORDS: The numbers, milestones and records that matter for the 2019 PIRTEK Enduro Cup.

FEATURE: Enduro dream team. Exclusive interviews with Craig Lowndes and Garth Tander on Triple Eight Race Engineering’s endurance dream team.

RECORDS: The winners and record holders from the Bathurst 500/1000, Gold Coast 600, Sandown endurance event and Endurance Cup.

FEATURE: The up-and-coming co-drivers to watch in the 2019 PIRTEK Enduro Cup.

FEATURE: Profile of Garry Rogers Motorsport’s Chris Pither and his long battle for a regular drive in Supercars.

SHOOTOUT: Our top 10 best endurance combinations in the history of Australian touring cars.