The Australian drag racing landscape is bracing for an intense season as the ANDRA series introduces a major overhaul, merging Super Stock and Competition Eliminator into the unified Super Comp bracket. This strategic shift has set the stage for a dramatic title defense, as the reigning champions prepare to face a revamped field in a highly anticipated opening round at Dragway at The Bend.
Shayne Reid, the breakout star who secured the Super Stock title last season, is entering the campaign with a significant technical upgrade. Alongside former Competition Eliminator champion Connor McClure, Reid is focused on adapting to the new competitive dynamics of the unified class while debuting a fresh engine package.
"We are really looking forward to starting a new season," Reid commented. "With Super Stock and Competition Eliminator now officially rolled into Super Comp, it will make for a tough season as a lot of competitors will be trying to get that first Super Comp number one. It will make for great racing throughout the season for the fans."

Reflecting on his rapid ascent to championship status, Reid remains humble despite the pressure of the upcoming calendar. "To have won an ANDRA championship in our first full season is unbelievable. It’s something Dad and I have spoken about since I was a kid and to have won one now, I’m still speechless," he shared.
The title chase will span seven rounds across Australia, visiting key venues including South Coast Raceway, Perth Motorplex, and Sydney Dragway. The upcoming SPRY Spring Nationals, scheduled for November 20-22, will serve as a crucial milestone, hosting not only the Super Comp action but also the prestigious Grand Finals for the National Drag Racing Championship. Dilansir dari Speedcafe, the level of preparation from all teams suggests this will be a defining year for the sport.



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