Car-by-car: The 2022 Supercars grid

A bumper 25-car grid will tackle the 2022 Repco Supercars Championship, with the season opening in Sydney this weekend.

The 2022 grid features 15 race winners, with 10 drivers yet to taste victory.

From new sponsors to new colour schemes, several new teams will commence 2022 with new-look cars.

Some teams, however, have chosen to retain their popular looks from previous seasons.

Including Walkinshaw Andretti United, there will be six teams with a naming rights sponsor on both cars.

Cars will hit the track on Friday for opening practice of the Beaurepaires Sydney SuperNight. Check out the race schedule here.

This weekend's event will be broadcast live on Foxtel and the Seven Network, and will be streamed on Kayo. Check out the full TV schedule here.

Check out all 25 new looks on the 2022 grid.

Nick Percat, #2 Walkinshaw Andretti United

Tim Slade, #3 Blanchard Racing Team

Jack Smith, #4 Brad Jones Racing

James Courtney, #5 Tickford Racing

Cameron Waters, #6 Tickford Racing

Andre Heimgartner, #8 Brad Jones Racing

Will Brown, #9 Erebus Motorsport

Lee Holdsworth, #10 Grove Racing

Anton De Pasquale, #11 Dick Johnson Racing

Bryce Fullwood, #14 Brad Jones Racing

Will Davison, #17 Dick Johnson Racing

Mark Winterbottom, #18 Team 18

Scott Pye, #20 Team 18

Chris Pither, #22 PremiAir Racing

Chaz Mostert, #25 Walkinshaw Andretti United

David Reynolds, #26 Grove Racing

Jack Le Brocq, #34 Matt Stone Racing

Todd Hazelwood, #35 Matt Stone Racing

Thomas Randle, #55 Tickford Racing

Jake Kostecki, #56 Tickford Racing

Garry Jacobson, #76 PremiAir Racing

Broc Feeney, #88 Triple Eight Race Engineering

Macauley Jones, #96 Brad Jones Racing

Shane van Gisbergen, #97 Triple Eight Race Engineering

Brodie Kostecki, #99 Erebus Motorsport