The V8 Supercars Championship descends on the streets of Surfers Paradise this weekend for the highly anticipated Gold Coast 600.

With just one day to go until the V8 Supercars Sandown 500 roars into town on Network Ten, teams and drivers are preparing for the highly-anticipated first round of the Enduro Cup.

The Clipsal 500 returns to television screens around the country today on Network Ten and Fox Sports, with teams and drivers preparing for the highly-anticipated season opening round of the V8 Supercars.

Rumours are spreading like wildfire throughout the TV industry that Ten will soon axe its dismal breakfast program Wake Up and replace it with a more cost effective ‘news-focused’ program hosted by Matt White 

Mark Winterbottom holds a 107 point lead over Craig Lowndes heading to Barbagallo, but a more important statistic is how long it has been since Winterbottom arrived at a V8 Supercars Championship event as the points leader.

Foxtel will kick off its 2014 coverage of the V8 Supercars season this weekend across internet delivered platforms

Network Ten has confirmed it will broadcast just six of the V8 Supercars races live when it takes on the broadcast from Seven in 2015.

Jamie Whincup will begin his push for history at the Clipsal 500 as he aims for an unprecedented sixth Australian Touring Car Championship/V8 Supercars Championship crown.

Fans of the V8 Supercar Championship will be left feeling disappointed in 2015, that is unless they are paid Foxtel Sport subscribers.

Today V8 Supercars announced a six-year, $241 million media deal with Foxtel, FOX SPORTS and Ten Network for all media rights including digital from 2015 to 2020

We wish the sport, the teams and the drivers the best. We will give the V8s in 2014 everything we've got in the way that only Seven can.

Just six points separates leader Craig Lowndes from Red Bull teammate Jamie Whincup

The V8 Supercars are back on Seven this weekend, kicking of the new season with the Sandown 500