The Victorian government has announced a five-year deal to bring the Supercars to Phillip Island, helping offset an $80 million loss caused by losing the MotoGP.
Supercars to return to Phillip Island next year, helping to plug hole left by MotoGP loss
In short:
Supercars will return to Phillip Island for the first time since 2019 as part of a five-year deal with the Victorian government.
The event will help offset the $80 million drop in revenue caused by the loss of the MotoGP to Adelaide from next year.
What's next?
The first Supercars event will be held on Phillip Island in 2027.
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