We have 42 days to go until the racing action at Sydney Motorsport Park.

Scott Nind is comfortably leading the standings with Danny Burgess in second and Josh Hourigan in third with just seven points separating second and third, we’ll have a full points update for you when they become available.

Brett Mitchell is the first entrant for the upcoming round, it is always good to see an entry under Stock Cars Australia and if you want to get your entry in, do so here.

Richard White and his team at Richard White Racing has taken the engine out of the #3 Lumina and it is off for repairs, hopefully we will see the car back in action soon, it is truly a beauty of a car.

There has been a flurry of activity regarding AUSCAR/Sportsman cars as the #02 Sportsman has joined the ranks of cars undergoing restoration for future purposes (hopefully SCA purposes).

Jamey Hollier is now the owner of the #7 AUSCAR, it is a fantastic purchase and it’s looks would find no shortage of attention as it really stands out.

Lukas Gates, Troy Perichon and Jamey Hollier have all been seeking parts or information about parts for AUSCAR/Sportsman vehicles in the last week which is good to see and is always interesting.

The #91 that once belonged to Walter Giles made an appearance in the NASCAR Australia group (see comments), it is now yellow, sports the #1 and it is expected to take on the appearance of one of the Days of Thunder cars, all of this may take some time to accomplish as it appears there’s plenty of work to be done.

MotorsportArchives.com have put together a seven minute video of the Thunderdome action complete with Days of Thunder music, it is a fantastic watch if you haven’t already seen it.

We are now less than 100 site visits away from setting a new yearly record, it may happen sometime in the next week, thank you for all your support over the years, it is always important.

Thank you for taking the time to read the latest going happenings in the Australian Stock Car world.

Fast Fact: Calder Park was the first SCA round to feature three AUSCARs in a race while the Thunderdome exhibition had four.