Jamie Whincup Racing in Monza against F1 Drivers?! – How the Supercars E-Series Will Work
THE BIG BREAKFAST
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FINALLY! Some good news in the world of sports.
After watching every sporting domino fall in the last two weeks, sporting fans are at a loss to for live action in their lounge rooms.
The Supercars announced last week that the 2020 Season would be postponed until June and after the collapse of Holden last month motor sports fans were looking at a pretty grim year. Until now!
Speaking on The Big Breakfast this morning Red Bull Holden driver Jamie Whincup, who is currently sitting in second place in the Drivers Championship, announced that will joining be competing the Supercars E-Series starting on April 8th.
“We’re going to change it up, we’re going to go to different tracks, we’re going to have pitstops, we’re going to try and make is as crazy as possible” Whincup told Marto, Margaux and Nick Cody
As you can imagine, not all drivers will have exactly the same set-up in the living rooms and the seven-time champion gave one driver a cheeky clip
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The Supercars All-Stars E-Series will run for ten rounds every Wednesday starting on April 8th 7:30pm-9:30pm LIVE on Fox Sports and Kayo .
Hear the full chat below
The Big Breakfast with Marto, Marto and Nick Cody returns 5:30AM weekdays on Brisbane’s 104.5 Triple M