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Supercars Standings 2023

28 drivers · 2023 season
Supercars Standings 2023 — Driver standings
PositionDriverPoints
1
Brodie Kostecki
Coca-Cola Racing
2888
2
Shane van Gisbergen
Red Bull Ampol Racing
2565
3
Broc Feeney
Red Bull Ampol Racing
2441
4
Chaz Mostert
Mobil 1 Optus Racing
2287
5
Will Brown
Coca-Cola Racing
2264
6
Cam Waters
Monster Energy Racing
2099
7
Andre Heimgartner
R&J Batteries
2016
8
Anton De Pasquale
Shell V-Power Racing
1818
9
David Reynolds
Penrite Racing
1806
10
Will Davison
Shell V-Power Racing
1786
11
Bryce Fullwood
Middy's Electrical
1722
12
Jack Le Brocq
Truck Assist Racing
1715
13
Thomas Randle
Castrol Racing
1700
14
Matthew Payne
Penrite Racing
1673
15
Mark Winterbottom
DEWALT Racing
1579
16
James Golding
Nulon Racing
1569
17
James Courtney
Snowy River Caravans
1568
18
Scott Pye
Toyota Forklift Racing
1524
19
Tim Slade
Nulon Racing
1497
20
Nick Percat
Mobil 1 NTI Racing
1230
21
Todd Hazelwood
CoolDrive AutoParts
1221
22
Macauley Jones
Pizza Hut Racing
1138
23
Cameron Hill
Truck Assist Racing
1080
24
Declan Fraser
Tradie Beer Racing
1046
25
Jack Smith
SCT Logistics
1030
26
Craig Lowndes
Supercheap Auto Racing
222
27
Aaron Love
BRT Wildcard
162
28
Simona De Silvestro
Shell V-Power Racing Team Wildcard
90

Who won the 2023 Supercars Championship?

Brodie Kostecki (Coca-Cola Racing) won the 2023 Supercars championship with 2888 points. Shane van Gisbergen (Red Bull Ampol Racing) finished second on 2565 points, 323 points behind, with Broc Feeney (Red Bull Ampol Racing) third on 2441 points. These are the final standings for the 2023 Supercars season.

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