All the moves and new names: 2025 Supercars grid

The 2025 Repco Supercars Championship grid, which will take to the grid in February, will feature six unchanged line-ups, three driver changes and two rookies.

There will be 14 Camaros and 10 Ford Mustangs on the 2025 Supercars grid, spread across 11 different teams.

Kai Allen and Cooper Murray, who were handed early debuts in Adelaide, will be 2025's rookies, with 2024 rookies Ryan Wood, Jaxon Evans and Aaron Love all returning.

Year on year, it's quite a stable grid; last year, remarkably, just two teams entered 2024 with unchanged line-ups.

Both teams, Dick Johnson Racing and PremiAir Nulon Racing, will enter 2025 with big changes. Brodie Kostecki replaces Anton De Pasquale at the Shell V-Power Racing Team, while Richie Stanaway will fill the seat vacated by the retired Tim Slade at PremiAir Nulon Racing.

Will Brown returns as champion, a year after replacing Shane van Gisbergen at Triple Eight Race Engineering, alongside Broc Feeney.

Triple Eight joins Tickford Racing, Walkinshaw Andretti United, Matt Stone Racing, Brad Jones Racing and Blanchard Racing Team with unchanged line-ups.

Penrite Racing will return with line-up changes for the fourth straight season, with Stanaway replaced at the Grove squad by rookie Allen. Team 18, meanwhile, welcomes De Pasquale, who replaces Mark Winterbottom.

Winterbottom is one of six co-drivers locked in for 2025, along with Scott Pye (Triple Eight), Garth Tander (Penrite Racing), David Russell (PremiAir Nulon Racing), Todd Hazelwood and Tony D'Alberto (both DJR).

Drivers will get behind the wheel of their cars in on Wednesday February 19 at Sydney Motorsport Park ahead of the first round of the 2025 Repco Supercars Championship on February 21-23. Tickets are on sale now.

Confirmed 2025 Repco Supercars Championship drivers

*Moved teams

**2025 rookie