The Australian Prototype Series (APS) has finalised its 2021 calendar, with the category joining the Repco Supercars Championship support field during the year.Starting its season at Sydney Motorsport Park as part of the Shannons Motorsport Australia Championships in May, the category will then join the Repco Supercars Championship for a highly anticipated event at the Winton SuperSprint later that same...

The 2021 Australian Prototype Series will be one of the most exciting years for the category yet, with three of the five rounds now confirmed and plans for further events also in the works. Competitors will once again compete part of its calendar on the Shannons Motorsport Australia Championships card, with three of the APS’ five rounds now locked in. The...

The Australian Prototype Series’ 2020 campaign has come to an unscheduled end, with category managers now fully focused on an exciting 2021 Series.With COVID-19 forcing the majority of national events to be cancelled throughout the year, a 2020 Series winner cannot be declared, with only one round having taken place in early March at Sydney Motorsport Park.On top of this,...

The Australian Prototype Series is the latest to confirm its revised calendar, with four more rounds set to take place in 2020.APS began its season at Sydney Motorsport Park in March, prior to the nationwide COVID-19 lockdowns, and since then the category has been working hard to formalise an updated calendar. The remaining rounds will be part of the Shannons Motorsport...

The Australian Prototypes Series will not race at The Bend in June, with the Shannons Motorsport Australia Championships' South Australian round postponed due to COVID-19.The event was scheduled to be the APS' third round for 2020, however with the postponement of round two at Winton, the Series has still only been able to host the opening round at Sydney Motorsport...

The second round of Australian Prototype Series at Winton Raceway has been postponed. The management committee received official notice today that the Motorsport Australia Championships event will not take place in May as was originally scheduled due to the COVID-19 crisis. It has become clear that the entire schedule for 2020 will now be modified moving forward. Following Winton, the Australian Prototypes...