Australian V8 Touring Car Race? Presentation of the Australian V8 Super Touring Car Race

The V8 International Super Touring Car Race was created in 1961 by two well-known manufacturers, GM (Holden) and Ford (Falken). superstars Peter Brooke and Dick Wooder Jensen, who once spanned an era in Australian motorsport; Craig Lowndes and Glenn Seaton, who are still battling the track, are also elite of the biggest events in Australian sport. No other mainstream sport is so polarized, red (GM) and blue (Ford).

This is unique in Australia's sporting culture.

Blue flag: (waving in waves) Another car is preparing to overtake; (stationary) another car followed closely behind.

The black flag is inlaid with an orange disc chess: the car number is listed, indicating that the driver has a problem with the car that could endanger the driver or other cars and must make a pit stop.

Black flag: Lists the car number and instructs the driver to stop the race.

Red Flag: The race is over and the riders must return to the pits. If the red flag is waved at each flag, it means that the track is closed.

Yellow and Red Striped Flags: Debris or oil stains on the track in the flag-waving area.

Yellow Flag: (Twin Flags waving in waves) Extremely dangerous ahead; (single flag waving in waves) danger ahead; (Single flag stationary) Be careful, there is danger ahead.

Black and white pennants: List the car number and indicate that the rider has behaved unsportsmanlike.

White flag: There is a slow train ahead.

Green Flag: The track is cleared.

Black and white checkered flag: a sign of victory, the end of the game.

V8 Super Touring Car Helmet and Apparel.

Helmets: All riders are required to wear helmets during the race. Must be one of the following three: Snell Foundation SA2000, SFI SPEC, BS 6658-85 Type A FR.

Driver Dress Code: All drivers must wear a racing suit, long shirt, long bandana, socks and shoes when racing. Racing clothing must comply with the FIA standard – FIA1986 or FIA8856-2000.

V8 International Supertouring Car Racing Number: All cars participating in the race must have the car number affixed to the upper corner of the windshield in front of the passenger seat.

Driver number: The driver number must be pasted on every race car that participates in the race. Each rider has their own number. Numbers must be black on a white background.

V8 Super Touring Car Racing Tires.

The racing tires had to be Dunlop (in fact, to ensure the close performance of the car) and had to be equipped with 12 tyres: 4 wet tyres and 8 dry tyres.

Tires: minimum width 305mm, minimum weight 9kg.