2025 on track for all-time ATCC/Supercars record

Matt Payne and Chaz Mostert added their names to what is a growing list of race winners in 2025 at the ITM Taupō Super 440.

Payne and Mostert shared the 120km wins on the Saturday, before the former took out the Jason Richards Memorial Trophy with a measured drive in Race 10.

Through nine races, we've had six different winners, which is quite the number considering Cam Waters won all three races at the season opening Thrifty Sydney 500 - Opening Round.

Broc Feeney and Will Brown scored wins for Triple Eight in Melbourne, where Cameron Hill claimed his first ever race win in a chaotic shortened second race.

In the multi-race era since 1992, only one season (2013) has seen more different winners through three rounds. In what was the first season of the Car of the Future era, Fabian Coulthard, Jason Bright, Craig Lowndes, Shane van Gisbergen, Scott McLaughlin, Jamie Whincup and Will Davison all won by the time Round 3 was out.

If 2025 continues on this trajectory, it could challenge the 2000 and 2013 seasons for the most different winners in a single season.

The 2000 and 2013 seasons lead the way with 13 different winners, with the 2001, 2014 and 2016 seasons producing 11 different winners. Remarkably, both seasons saw dominant performances; Lowndes (10) and Mark Skaife (7) shared 17 of the 33 wins on offer in 2000, while Whincup won 11 of 36 races in 2013.

In fact, in 56 previous multi-round seasons since 1968, only nine (1999, 2000, 2001, 2006, 2008, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2023) have had 10 or more different winners.

Former winners Brodie Kostecki, Will Davison and Nick Percat have all claimed at least one podium so far this season, while Thomas Randle and Ryan Wood have also claimed podiums, and are desperate for their first wins.

Hill became the 14th driver on the grid to win a race, behind Mostert (25), Davison (22), Waters (18), James Courtney (15), Feeney (13), Brown (11), Anton De Pasquale (9), David Reynolds (8), Kostecki (8), Percat (6), Jack Le Brocq (2), Andre Heimgartner (2) and Richie Stanaway (2).

Then, there's James Golding and Bryce Fullwood, who claimed podiums last season.

Drivers will vie for three wins at the upcoming Snowy River Caravans Tasmania Super 440 at Symmons Plains, where four different drivers have won the last four races.

Most different winners after Round 3 (since 1992)

Most winners in an ATCC/Supercars season

Correct to 2025 ITM Taupō Super 440

*season ongoing