Thrifty Newcastle 500 supercars action this weekend on Fox Sports

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With the Thrifty Newcastle 500, the new Gen3 Supercars will roar into Newcastle this weekend for the first race of the season with all of the action to be covered live and ad-break free during racing on Foxtel and Kayo Sports.

The popular Thrifty Newcastle 500 street-race returns after a three-year hiatus, coinciding with the first time fans can watch the new Camaro and Mustang models take flight.

Live coverage starts on Friday at 10am, Saturday at 9.10am and Sunday at 9.15am. The main races will take place at 3.20pm on Saturday and Sunday.

Fox Motorsport expert Mark Skaife will once again provide his respected analysis throughout the season, alongside host Jess Yates who will unpack the biggest news and storylines from the track.

Viewers will also have access to exclusive interviews, highlights packages and bespoke programming.

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Tune into the unmissable weekend of action on Foxtel and Kayo Sports – the only places to see every session live with no ad-breaks during racing in 2023.

Fox Sports is the home of motorsport and the only place you can watch  Supercars, Formula 1, MotoGP, NASCAR, World Superbikes and Extreme E all in the one place on both FOXTEL and Kayo Sports.

Thrifty Newcastle 500 – Friday 10 March. 2023 on Fox Sports

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