With endurance races looming, the Supercars parity debate is heating up once again. This time, the spotlight is on the aerodynamic balance of the Camaro at Ipswich, where General Motors (GM) teams struggled against Ford's dominant armada. The question is, will there be a third adjustment this season?
On the engine front, the status of barometric pressure testing is raising eyebrows. Ford itself and many of its teams are worried about straight-line speed at Mount Panorama. However, there is one team that isn't worried: Triple Eight, Ford's homologation team, which creates a fascinating dynamic in the paddock.
Engine reliability has also been a concern, with issues affecting Ford and Toyota in Queensland, while brakes have been a hot topic as well. Andrew van Leeuwen and Stefan Bartholomaeus break it all down in the latest episode of Full Credit to the News.

With potential mid-season regulation changes, the big question is: is it time for Supercars to switch to paddle-shift? This debate is not just about performance but also about the series' long-term technical direction.
For fans, this is a crucial moment. Decisions made in the coming weeks could determine the balance of power in the endurance races, especially at the legendary Bathurst.
We will keep monitoring these developments, including responses from manufacturer teams and the drivers' association. One thing is for sure: parity politics never fail to make the season more interesting.



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