One of the two marques synonymous with Australian V8 Supercar racing confirmed today that they will be pulling their support from the Ford Performance Racing team after 2015. Their withdrawal from ...

The V8 Supercars of the future were shown in all their glory at the last round of the 2011 championship in Sydney last weekend. The 2013 fully tested Holden Commodore and Ford Falcon examples were ...

Over the past eighteen seasons, the V8 Supercars Championship has been won in a Holden Commodore fourteen times, leaving Ford to win the title only four times with successive versions of the Falcon.

Ford will retire the Falcon nameplate and pull funding from V8 Supercars at the end of 2015. In contrast, Holden will retain the Commodore nameplate on the imported front-wheel-drive car and looks ...

V8 Supercars to appear in Forza 4 Ford and Holden V8 racing cars drift into Microsoft's latest racing game. By James Kozanecki on October 13, 2011 at 9:06AM PDT 6 Comments ...

V8 Supercars traditionally pits local heroes, the Ford Falcon and Holden Commodore, against each other, though in its earlier days the series saw much more entries.

Lexus considering V8 Supercars racing program Just a few years ago, Holden and Ford were the only manufacturers competing in Australia’s V8 Supercars series. But those days were left long ago in ...

Nissan has announced it will leave the Supercars series, which leaves just Holden and Ford left in the Australian motorsport.

Mark Skaife has predicted a fairytale finish for Holden with the V8 legend backing the famous brand to beat Ford in the final fight.

The future of the traditional Holden versus Ford rivalry at the Adelaide 500 is under threat following General Motors axing of the Holden brand and Ford's decision to replace the Falcon with the ...