Sensational Supercars rev up on Seven

Sensational Supercars rev up on Seven – Darwin Triple Crown live and free on Seven and 7plus this weekend.

Sports fans are buckling up ahead of a huge weekend of motorsport, with Round 6 of the 2025 Supercars Championship – the Darwin Triple Crown – live and free across Seven, 7mate and 7plus Sport this weekend.

Darwin has been the competition’s official Indigenous Round since 2022 and Supercars teams have raised the bar each year, with a host of incredible Indigenous-themed liveries.

Seven’s resident motorsport experts, Jack Perkins and former Australian Rally Champion Molly Taylor, will take viewers live to Hidden Valley Raceway for a weekend jam-packed with high-oactane action, kicking off from midday on Saturday and continuing into Sunday.

This year’s event will be headlined by two 120km races on Saturday and a feature 200km event on Sunday. The most points accumulated from the three races will win the Triple Crown.

The Triple Crown has proved elusive to win since being introduced in 2006, and through multiple format changes, has only ever been won twice – by Scott McLaughlin in 2019 and Jamie Whincup in 2020.

Supercars legends Garth Tander and Mark Skaife will return to the commentary box with legendary caller Neil Crompton, while fan favourites Mark Larkham and Chad Neylon will join Perkins and Taylor as they lead the pit lane coverage.

Three-time Supercars Champion Craig Lowndes, Richard Craill and Matt Naulty will also call the support categories throughout the weekend.

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Seven Head of Motorsport Sport, Angela Rampal, said:

“We are excited that the next round of the Supercars Championship, the Darwin Triple Crown, is back on Seven and and 7plus Sport, with full replays, highlights and bonus content available for streaming this weekend.

“Darwin is one of the premier events on the calendar and provides a fantastic backdrop to showcase Supercars’ Indigenous Round.

“So far this year we have seen some unbelievable racing and I have no doubt Australia’s premier motorsport category will continue to deliver, as we see world-class drivers do battle against the stunning backdrop of Australia’s Top End,”