Nostalgia is set to hit the historic Australian circuits as Jack Perkins prepares to pilot the iconic Holden VF Commodore.
The machine holds immense historical value, carrying the exact 2015 Gold Coast 600 livery from its victorious factory days.
Perkins acquired the car back in 2020, painstakingly restoring it to its former racing glory ahead of this emotional return alongside co-driver memories with James Courtney.

"I am thrilled to be the first to enter for this awesome race we’ve been able to get together at Sandown," Perkins stated regarding his upcoming appearance.
He recalled that his maiden Supercars triumph remains an unforgettable milestone, especially achieving it at such a high-profile venue alongside Holden's official factory racing outfit.
"It is so exciting to be racing the car again. It will be my first time racing it since the Gold Coast in 2015. There will be plenty of people at Sandown who remember this famous paint scheme, and it will be great to give them a chance to see and hear it at full noise again," he added.
The Australian Touring Car Classics races will serve as the primary support category for the Australian Endurance Championship season finale during the AASA Sandown Summer Enduro weekend.
The weekend format features three practice sessions on Friday, followed by qualifying and a sprint race on Saturday, concluding with two final sprint events on Sunday.
Fans eagerly anticipate the roar of mid-2000s V8 Supercars as the event takes center stage from December 4 to 6.



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