2022 Super2 Series

Last updated September 17, 2023

The 2022 Super2 & Super3 Series was an Australian motor racing competition for Supercars as a support series. It was the twenty-third running of the Supercars Development Series, the second tier of competition in Supercars racing. Since joining as a class in 2021 this also marked at the same time as the fifteenth running of the Super3 Series, the third tier of competition in Supercars racing (Officially in 2019 as the Kumho Tyre Super3 Series).

Entries

Classes

Name	Regulation	Example Vehicles
Super2	2013 to 2017 V8 Supercars	Holden VF Commodore Nissan Altima L33 Ford Falcon FG X Mercedes-Benz E63 W212
Super3	post 1993 V8 Supercars	Ford AU Falcon Ford BA Falcon Holden Commodore VE Ford FG Falcon

Entry list

Manufacturer	Model	Team	No.	Driver name	Class		Rounds	Ref
Manufacturer	Model	Team	No.	Driver name	Car	Driver	Rounds	Ref
Ford	BF Falcon	Auddino Racing	4	Tony Auddino	S3		All	^[1]
	BF Falcon	TF Racing	17	Jason Foley	S3		4	^[2]
	FG Falcon	Anderson Motorsport	5	Brad Vaughan	S3	R	All	^[3]
		Matt Stone Racing ^[4]	35	Jason Gomersall	S3		All	^[1]
		Matt Stone Racing ^[4]	39	Chris Smerdon	S3		1–4, 6	^[1]
		Eggleston Motorsport	24	David Murphy	S3		3, 5	^[1]
		Image Racing	28	Jordan Michels	S3	R	4–5	^[5]
		Beikoff Racing	46	Jarred Danaher	S3		1, 3–6	^[1]
	AU Falcon	Beikoff Racing	68	Shane Beikoff	S3	R	1, 3, 5–6	^[1]
	FG X Falcon	Matthew Chahda Motorsport	18	Matt Chahda	S2		1–4, 6	^[6]
		Paul Morris Motorsport	67	Nash Morris	S2	R	All	^[1]
		Tickford Racing	78	Zak Best	S2		All	^[7]
	BA Falcon	Ray Hislop Motorsport	23	Ray Hislop	S3		1, 3–6	^[1]
Holden	Commodore VE	Eggleston Motorsport	2	Steven Page	S3		All	^[1]
	Commodore VE		26	Kai Allen	S3	R	All	^[8]
	Commodore VF		38	Cameron Crick	S2	R	All	^[9]
			50	Jack Perkins	S2		4	^[10]
			54	Matt McLean	S2		1–2, 4–5	^[11]
			54	Tim Blanchard	S2		3	^[12]
		Brad Jones Racing	8	Elly Morrow	S2	R	1–5	^[13]
		Brad Jones Racing	8	Lachlan Dalton	S2		6	^[14]
		Brema Group Racing	11	Zane Morse	S2		All	^[15]
		Matt Stone Racing	30	Aaron Seton	S2		All	^[4]
		Matt Stone Racing	58	Ryal Harris	S2	R	All	^[16]
		Image Racing	49	Jay Hanson	S2	R	All	^[17]
			999	Jaylyn Robotham	S2		1–4, 6	^[6]
			999	Reef McCarthy	S2		5	^[18]
		Triple Eight Race Engineering ^[19]	111	Cameron Hill	S2	R	All	^[20]
		Triple Eight Race Engineering ^[19]	777	Declan Fraser	S2		All	^[21]
	Commodore VE	Pollicina Motorsports	7	Jim Pollicina	S3		All	^[1]
		Weldcraft Motorsport	25	Paul Boschert	S3		1, 5	^[1]
		Adam Wallis Motorsport	33	Adam Wallis	S3		6	^[22]
		Layton Barker Racing	72	Layton Barker	S3		3
		Strong Motorsport	75	Brendan Strong	S3		4–6	^[1]
		Garry Hills Racing	76	Garry Hills	S3		1–5
		Mr HDT Race Cars	77	Blake Fardell	S3		1–4	^[1]
		Gary Collins Racing	96	Gary Collins	S3		4–6	^[1]
		Masterton Motorsports	219	James Masterton	S3		1, 3–6	^[1]
Nissan	Altima L33	MW Motorsport	3	Thomas Maxwell	S2	R	All	^[23]
			6	Angelo Mouzouris	S2		All	^[24]
			16	Dean Fiore	S2		4	^[2]
			27	Tyler Everingham	S2		All	^[25]
		Grove Racing	10	Matthew Payne	S2	R	All	^[26]

Icon	Class
S2	Super2
S3	Super3
R	Rookie Cup

Team Changes

Super2

Matt Stone Racing fielded two Super2 cars, expanding from running a single car in 2021.^[4]

Grove Junior Team joined the championship fielding a single Nissan Altima L33 for Matthew Payne.^[26]

Brad Jones Racing returns to the championship after a year's absence fielding a Holden Commodore VF for Elly Morrow.^[13]

Paul Morris Motorsport returned to the championship after last competing in 2018 fielding a single Ford FG X Falcon for current Super3 Series Champion Nash Morris.

Eggleston Motorsport scaled down its commitment to the series from three cars to two.

MW Motorsport scaled down its commitment to the series from four cars to three.

Super3

Eggleston Motorsport scaled there operation up to three cars, running two Holden VE Commodores for Steven Page and Kai Allen and a Ford FG Falcon for David Murphy.

Driver Changes

Super2

Triple Eight Race Engineering fielded a new driver lineup with Cameron Hill who graduated from Porsche Carrera Cup Australia to replace Broc Feeney graduated to the Supercars Championship to replace Jamie Whincup.^[19] Declan Fraser left MW Motorsport to replace Angelo Mouzouris who took over his spot at MW Motorsport.

Matthew Payne, who graduated from Porsche Carrera Cup Australia, joined Grove Racing on a full time basis.^[26]

Brad Jones Racing driver Elly Morrow graduated from Super3 Series.^[13]

Cameron Crick graduated from SuperUtes Series to join Eggleston Motorsport.

Ryal Harris graduated from SuperUtes Series to join Matt Stone Racing.

Jay Hanson graduated from TCR Australia to join Image Racing.

Thomas Maxwell joined MW Motorsport.

Nash Morris graduated from Super3 Series to join Paul Morris Motorsport.

Super3

Brad Vaughan graduated from Toyota 86 Racing Series to join Anderson Motorsport.^[3]

Bradley Neill returned to Super3 to join Matt Stone Racing.^[1]

Kai Allen graduated from Toyota 86 Racing Series to join Eggleston Motorsport.

Calendar

Six rounds hosted a round of the 2022 championship:

Round	Event	Circuit	Location	Dates
1	Sydney SuperNight	Sydney Motorsport Park	Eastern Creek, New South Wales	5–6 March
2	Perth SuperNight	Wanneroo Raceway	Neerabup, Western Australia	30 April – 1 May
3	Townsville 500	Reid Park Street Circuit	Townsville, Queensland	9–10 July
4	Sandown SuperSprint	Sandown Raceway	Springvale, Victoria	20–21 August
5	Bathurst 1000	Mount Panorama Circuit	Bathurst, New South Wales	7–8 October
6	Adelaide 500 ^[27]	Adelaide Street Circuit	Adelaide, South Australia	3–4 December
Source

Results and standings

Season summary

Super2 Series

Round	Event	Pole position	Fastest lap	Winning Driver	Winning Team	Round Winner
1	Sydney SuperNight	Matthew Payne	Tyler Everingham	Jaylyn Robotham	Image Racing	Zak Best
1	Sydney SuperNight	Declan Fraser	Zak Best	Zak Best	Tickford Racing	Zak Best
2	Perth SuperNight	Matthew Payne	Cameron Hill	Matthew Payne	Grove Racing	Matthew Payne
2	Perth SuperNight	Matthew Payne	Tyler Everingham	Tyler Everingham	MW Motorsport	Matthew Payne
3	Townsville 500	Zak Best	Tyler Everingham	Tyler Everingham	MW Motorsport	Declan Fraser
3	Townsville 500	Declan Fraser	Cameron Hill	Declan Fraser	Triple Eight Race Engineering	Declan Fraser
4	Sandown SuperSprint	Tyler Everingham ^{[lower-alpha 1]}	Tyler Everingham	Declan Fraser	Triple Eight Race Engineering	Zak Best
4	Sandown SuperSprint	Thomas Maxwell	Tyler Everingham	Matthew Payne	Grove Racing	Zak Best
5	Bathurst 1000	Zak Best	Tyler Everingham	Zak Best	Tickford Racing	Zak Best
5	Bathurst 1000	Tyler Everingham	race cancelled^{[lower-alpha 2]}			Zak Best
6	Adelaide 500	Declan Fraser	Declan Fraser	Declan Fraser	Triple Eight Race Engineering	Declan Fraser
6	Adelaide 500	Declan Fraser	Matt Chahda	Declan Fraser	Triple Eight Race Engineering	Declan Fraser

Super3 Series

Round	Event	Pole position	Fastest lap	Winning Driver	Winning Team	Round Winner
1	Sydney SuperNight	Brad Vaughan	Brad Vaughan	Brad Vaughan	Anderson Motorsport	Kai Allen
1	Sydney SuperNight	Kai Allen	Kai Allen	Kai Allen	Eggleston Motorsport	Kai Allen
2	Perth SuperNight	Kai Allen	Kai Allen	Kai Allen	Eggleston Motorsport	Kai Allen
2	Perth SuperNight	Kai Allen	Kai Allen	Kai Allen	Eggleston Motorsport	Kai Allen
3	Townsville 500	Kai Allen	Brad Vaughan	Brad Vaughan	Anderson Motorsport	Kai Allen
3	Townsville 500	Kai Allen	Blake Fardell	Kai Allen	Eggleston Motorsport	Kai Allen
4	Sandown SuperSprint	Kai Allen	Brad Vaughan	Kai Allen	Eggleston Motorsport	Brad Vaughan
4	Sandown SuperSprint	Kai Allen	Kai Allen	Brad Vaughan	Anderson Motorsport	Brad Vaughan
5	Bathurst 1000	Kai Allen	Kai Allen	Kai Allen	Eggleston Motorsport	Kai Allen
5	Bathurst 1000	Kai Allen	race cancelled^{[lower-alpha 2]}			Kai Allen
6	Adelaide 500	Kai Allen	Brad Vaughan	Brad Vaughan	Anderson Motorsport	Brad Vaughan
6	Adelaide 500	Kai Allen	Brad Vaughan	Brad Vaughan	Anderson Motorsport	Brad Vaughan

Series standings

Points system

Points were awarded for each race at an event, to the driver of a car that completed at least 75% of the race distance and was running at the completion of the race. At least 50% of the planned race distance must be completed for the result to be valid and championship points awarded. The following points scales apply to both the Super2 and Super3 Series.

Position
1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th	11th	12th	13th	14th	15th	16th	17th
150	138	129	120	111	102	96	90	84	78	72	69	66	63	60	57	54

Super2 Series

Pos.	Driver	No.	SMP		WAN		TOW		SAN		BAT		ADE		Pen.	Points
1	Declan Fraser	777	6	3	6	3	4	1	1	8	5	C	1	1	0	1383
2	Zak Best	78	2	1	Ret	7	2	12	2	3	1	C	4	3	0	1257
3	Matthew Payne	10	4	2	1	2	10	Ret	19	1	3	C	2	4	0	1209
4	Tyler Everingham	27	15	5	3	1	1	Ret	17	4	2	C	5	5	0	1134
5	Cameron Hill	111	7	11	2	4	6	3	14	11	4	C	3	Ret	0	1047
6	Matt Chahda	18	10	8	11	13	3	2	6	13			11	2	0	957
7	Thomas Maxwell	3	3	4	7	15	11	5	12	Ret	10	C	7	11	0	903
8	Jaylyn Robotham	999	1	6	14	5	15	Ret	4	14			6	7	0	867
9	Aaron Seton	30	5	7	12	10	5	8	16	9	9	C	Ret	12	0	849
10	Jay Hanson	49	14	9	Ret	14	9	4	10	6	6	C	10	Ret	0	780
11	Zane Morse	11	8	12	9	6	8	10	8	Ret	12	C	12	Ret	0	747
12	Cameron Crick	38	9	14	8	11	12	Ret	15	7	8	C	Ret	9	0	708
13	Ryal Harris	58	11	Ret	10	12	16	6	9	Ret	11	C	8	6	0	702
14	Elly Morrow	8	16	13	13	16	13	11	18	12	15	C			0	567
15	Matt McLean	54	12	10	4	9			7	Ret	7	C			0	531
16	Angelo Mouzouris	6	13	Ret	5	8	Ret	7	5	Ret	Ret	C	Ret	DNS	0	459
17	Nash Morris	67	Ret	Ret	Ret	Ret	14	Ret	13	10	14	C	9	10	0	438
18	Dean Fiore	16							3	5					0	240
19	Jack Perkins	50							11	2					0	210
20	Tim Blanchard	54					7	9							0	180
21	Lachlan Dalton	8											12	8	0	159
22	Reef McCarthy	999									13	C			0	66
Pos.	Driver	No.	SMP		WAN		TOW		SAN		BAT		ADE		Pen.	Points

Key
Colour	Result
Gold	Winner
Silver	Second place
Bronze	Third place
Green	Other points position
Blue	Other classified position
Blue	Not classified, finished (NC)
Purple	Not classified, retired (Ret)
Red	Did not qualify (DNQ)
Red	Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black	Disqualified (DSQ)
White	Did not start (DNS)
White	Race cancelled (C)
Blank	Did not practice (DNP)
	Excluded (EX)
	Did not arrive (DNA)
	Withdrawn (WD)
	Did not enter (cell empty)
Text formatting	Meaning
Bold	Pole position
Italics	Fastest lap

Super3 Series

Pos.	Driver	No.	SMP		WAN		TOW		SAN		BAT		ADE		Pen.	Points
1	Brad Vaughan	5	1	2	8	2	1	7	2	1	2	C	1	1	0	1488
2	Kai Allen	26	2	1	1	1	2	1	1	10	1	C	2	Ret	0	1392
3	Jim Policina	7	5	5	4	5	4	11	8	3	4	C	5	3	0	1224
4	Chris Smerdon	39	12	7	6	6	5	3	13	2			3	2	0	1080
5	Blake Fardell	77	3	4	2	3	3	2	9	11					0	939
6	Ray Hislop	23	4	3			7	6	3	Ret	11	C	6	6	0	852
7	Jason Gomersall	35	Ret	9	5	8	9	8	5	Ret	3	C	7	DNS	0	795
8	Garry Hills	76	7	6	3	4	Ret	Ret	12	4	7	C	8	DNS	0	732
9	Steven Page	2	9	10	9	9	Ret	4	7	9	8	C			0	720
10	Tony Auddino	4	8	Ret	7	7	11	5	DNS	7	6	C	WD	WD	0	663
11	Jarred Danaher	46	6	8			6	Ret	4	Ret	Ret	C	4	4	0	654
12	James Masterton	219	Ret	Ret			10	9	10	Ret					0	318
15	Layton Barker	72					8	10							0	168
17	Paul Boschert	25	10	Ret							9	C			0	162
18	Shane Beikoff	68	11	11									Ret	DNS	0	144
19	David Murphy	24									5	C			0	111
20	Brendan Strong	75							Ret	5	WD	WD			0	111
–	Adam Wallis	33											Ret	Ret	0	0
Pos.	Driver	No.	SMP		WAN		TOW		SAN		BAT		ADE		Pen.	Points

Key
Colour	Result
Gold	Winner
Silver	Second place
Bronze	Third place
Green	Other points position
Blue	Other classified position
Blue	Not classified, finished (NC)
Purple	Not classified, retired (Ret)
Red	Did not qualify (DNQ)
Red	Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black	Disqualified (DSQ)
White	Did not start (DNS)
White	Race cancelled (C)
Blank	Did not practice (DNP)
	Excluded (EX)
	Did not arrive (DNA)
	Withdrawn (WD)
	Did not enter (cell empty)
Text formatting	Meaning
Bold	Pole position
Italics	Fastest lap

Notes

↑ Matthew Payne was on Pole Position but set a fastest sector under a yellow flag and was given a three-spot grid penalty which sent him back to fourth and elevating Tyler Everingham to pole^[28]
1 2 Race 10 was cancelled due to torrential rain, no points were awarded.

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[29] Matthew Payne was on Pole Position but set a fastest sector under a yellow flag and was given a three-spot grid penalty which sent him back to fourth and elevating Tyler Everingham to pole^[28]

[Bathurst_Race_10-30] 1 2 Race 10 was cancelled due to torrential rain, no points were awarded.

[SydneyEntries-1] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 O'Brien, Connor (2022-02-18). "Super2 Grid set for Sydney". Speedcafe.com.

[SandownEntries-2] 1 2 Seven former winners in Sandown Super2 field Supercars 12 August 2022

[Vaughan2022-3] 1 2 Herrero, Daniel (2022-02-15). "Anderson Motorsport confirms Super3 Entry". Speedcafe.com.

[MSR2022-4] 1 2 3 "MSR flags Super2 expansion". 19 October 2021.

[5] Kiwi joins competitive Super3 grid Speedcafe 15 August 2022

[S2Grid170222-6] 1 2 Bullis, Charlie (2022-02-17). "Super2 grid is taking shape". Supercars Championship.

[7] Chapman, Simon (2022-02-15). "Tickford confirms Best for Super2". Speedcafe.com.

[Allen2022-8] O'Brien, Connor (2022-02-19). "Eggleston confirms Allen signing". Speedcafe.com.

[9] Chapman, Simon (2022-02-02). "Crick swaps Superutes for Super2". Speedcafe.com.

[10] "Perkins honours father with special livery".

[11] Herrero, Daniel (2022-01-18). "McLean re-signs with Eggleston Motorsport". Speedcafe.com.

[12] Bullis, Charlie (2022-06-30). "Blanchard confirmed to replace McLean for Townsville". Supercars Championship.

[MorrowBJR2022-13] 1 2 3 Bullis, Charlie (2022-02-02). "BJR confirms Morrow for 2022 Super2". Supercars Championship.

[14] [https://www.speedcafe.com/2022/11/24/ambrose-protege-joins-adelaide-super2-grid/ Ambrose protege joins Adelaide Super2 grid Speedcafe.com 24 November 2022

[15] Herrero, Daniel (2021-12-10). "Morse to continue in Super2". Speedcafe.com.

[16] O'Brien, Connor (2022-02-16). "MSR confirms Harris signing". Speedcafe.com.

[Hanson2022-17] O'Brien, Connor (2022-02-16). "Erebus confirms Hanson signing for Super2". Speedcafe.com.

[McCarthyBathurst-18] McCarthy confirmed to replace Robotham for Bathurst

[T82022-19] 1 2 "Whincup: Triple Eight in the 2022 Super2 driver market". 30 September 2021.

[20] "Triple Eight signs title winner to Super2 programme".

[21] O'Brien, Connor (2021-12-15). "Triple Eight signs Fraser for Super2". Speedcafe.com.

[22] [https://www.supercars.com/news/super2/super2-super3-grid-locked-in-for-adelaide-return/ Super2/Super3 grid locked in for Adelaide return Speedcafe.com 24 November 2022

[23] O'Brien, Connor (2021-12-17). "MW Motorsport confirms first driver signing for 2022 Super2 Series". Speedcafe.com.

[24] O'Brien, Connor (2022-02-17). "Mouzouris joins MW Motorsport". Speedcafe.com.

[25] O'Brien, Connor (2022-02-17). "MW Motorsports confirms Everingham Resigning". Speedcafe.com.

[Grove2022-26] 1 2 3 Bullis, Charlie (2021-12-16). "Payne confirms 2022 Super2 Campaign". Supercars.com.

[27] Super2 to race at Adelaide 500 Speedcafe 23 June 2022

[28] "Payne stripped of Sandown Super2 pole".

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2022 Super2 Series

Contents

Entries

Classes

Entry list

Team Changes

Super2

Super3

Driver Changes

Super2

Super3

Calendar

Results and standings

Season summary

Super2 Series

Super3 Series

Series standings

Points system

Super2 Series

Super3 Series

Notes

Related Research Articles

References