The development series returns to Mallala for its first standalone event since 2008 and runs its longest season since 2019.
Seven rounds are set for the 2027 Super2 season, the longest since 2019. A standalone event at Mallala, South Australia, is the first of its kind since 2008. Supercars said further details on formats, support categories and testing will follow.
The Super2 Series will contest seven rounds in 2027, its longest season since 2019, Supercars said. The calendar adds a standalone round at Mallala Motor Sport Park in South Australia, the first standalone Super2 event since Wakefield Park in 2008 and the series' first visit to Mallala since 2006.
Mallala will be the second round, held on the Anzac Day weekend. It falls while Supercars equipment is sea freighted across the Tasman Sea for the New Zealand Double Header, giving Super2 an extra weekend of racing.
The 2027 Super2 calendar
- Sydney, the season opener alongside the Supercars Championship, from 26-28 February.
- Mallala, the second round, on the Anzac Day weekend.
- Darwin, 18-20 June.
- Perth, 6-8 August, which hosts the final Supercars event at Wanneroo Raceway.
- Sandown, which hosts the fifth round from 27-29 August.
- Mount Panorama, 7-10 October.
- Adelaide, the new-look finale on the revised Adelaide Street Circuit, which is set to debut alongside MotoGP's arrival in the South Australian capital.
What changes next
The 2027 season is set to be the last for Gen2 Supercars and the Holden brand. Super2 adopts the Gen3 ruleset for 2028 and beyond.
The 2026 Super2 season continues at Sandown from 6-8 November before concluding in Adelaide from 26-29 November. Further details on formats, support categories and testing schedules will be announced in due course.
