2019 SuperUtes Series

The 2019 SuperUtes Series (known for commercial reasons as the 2019 ECB SuperUtes Series) was the second running of the series. The season started at the Adelaide Street Circuit on March 1 and concluded at Newcastle Street Circuit on November 24.

Teams and drivers

Ryal Harris placed third in the series driving a Mazda BT-50

Manufacturer	Vehicle	Team	No	Drivers	Rounds
Ford	Ford Ranger	Ranger Racing	49	Christopher Formosa	All
			94	Jeff Watters	3
				Bayley Hall	6
Isuzu	Isuzu D-Max	Ross Stone Racing	22	Tom Alexander	All
Holden	Holden Colorado	Team 18	18	Dean Canto[1]	1
				Peter Major	2
				Steven Richards	5
				Nathan Pretty	6
		"Ronnie Conquest"	11	"Ronnie Conquest"[a]	2
		Trik Trailers		Kevin Stoopman	3
		Peters Motorsport		Madison Dunston	4
				Matt Spratt	6
			17	Ben Falk	1
Mazda	Mazda BT-50				2-3, 5-8
			1	Ryal Harris	All
			95	Adam Dodd	1
Mitsubishi	Mitsbushi Triton	Sieders Racing Team[3]	7	Cameron Crick	All
			78	Elliot Barbour	1–2
			87	Craig Dontas	1
				Toby Price	3–5, 7
				Elliot Barbour	6, 8
			96	Jaiden Maggs	3, 7
				Charlotte Poynting	5
				Graham Edwards	6
Toyota	Toyota Hilux		10	Michael Sieders	1–2
			11	Luke van Herwaarde	1
			68	Gerard Maggs	3, 7
				Jeff Watters	5
				Josh Anderson	6
				Layton Barker	8
		Western Sydney Motorsport	8	Ben Walsh	All
			64	Craig Woods	All
			72	Craig Thompson	3–6, 8

Driver Changes

• Cameron Crick Competed full time, after competing in 2 rounds in 2018

Team Changes

• Ross Stone Racing switched from running a Holden Colorado to an Isuzu D-Max.^[4]

Calendar

Rnd		Circuit	Date	Pole Position	Fastest Lap	Winning Driver	Winning Team
1	R1	Adelaide Street Circuit (Adelaide, South Australia)	March 1–3	Ryal Harris	Luke van Herwaarde	Luke van Herwaarde	Sieders Racing Team
	R2				Tom Alexander	Ryal Harris	Peters Motorsport
	R3				Tom Alexander	Ryal Harris	Peters Motorsport
2	R1	Barbagallo Raceway (Neerabup, Western Australia)	May 2–4	Ben Walsh	Michael Sieders	Tom Alexander	Ross Stone Racing
	R2				Elliot Barbour	Ryal Harris	Peters Motorsport
	R3				Michael Sieders	Tom Alexander	Ross Stone Racing
3	R1	Winton Motor Raceway (Benalla, Victoria)	May 24–26	Cameron Crick	Toby Price	Cameron Crick	Sieders Racing Team
	R2				Cameron Crick	Ryal Harris	Peters Motorsport
	R3				Toby Price	Toby Price	Sieders Racing Team
4	R1	Townsville Street Circuit (Townsville, Queensland)	July 5–7	Cameron Crick	Cameron Crick	Cameron Crick	Sieders Racing Team
	R2				Tom Alexander	Ryal Harris	Peters Motorsport
	R3				Cameron Crick	Cameron Crick	Sieders Racing Team
5	R1	Queensland Raceway (Ipswich, Queensland)	July 26–28	Ryal Harris	Cameron Crick	Ryal Harris	Peters Motorsport
	R2				Cameron Crick	Toby Price	Sieders Racing Team
	R3				Steven Richards	Toby Price	Sieders Racing Team
6	R1	Mount Panorama Circuit (Bathurst, New South Wales)	October 10–13	Cameron Crick	Cameron Crick	Cameron Crick	Sieders Racing Team
	R2				Tom Alexander	Tom Alexander	Ross Stone Racing
	R3				Tom Alexander	Nathan Pretty	Team 18
7	R1	Surfers Paradise Street Circuit (Surfers Paradise, Queensland)	October 25–27	Tom Alexander	Ryal Harris	Ryal Harris	Peters Motorsport
	R2				Ryal Harris	Cameron Crick	Sieders Racing Team
	R3				Ryal Harris	Tom Alexander	Ross Stone Racing
8	R1	Newcastle Street Circuit (Newcastle, New South Wales)	November 22–24	Tom Alexander	Tom Alexander	Tom Alexander	Ross Stone Racing
	R2				Craig Woods	Craig Woods	Western Sydney Motorsport
	R3				Ryal Harris	Cameron Crick	Sieders Racing Team

Calendar Changes

• Barbagallo Raceway was added as the second event of the season
• The round at Sandown was dropped for 2019

Series standings

Pos.	Driver	ADE			PER			WIN			TSV			IPS			BAT			GCS			NEW			Points
1	Tom Alexander	9	2	2	1	8	1	5	2	2	4	2	4	4	Ret	5	6	1	3	2	3	1	1	2	2	1203
2	Cameron Crick	3	5	8	Ret	4	3	1	4	3	1	4	1	3	3	4	1	Ret	2	4	1	4	2	3	1	1136
3	Ryal Harris	10	1	1	4	1	7	3	1	Ret	3	1	2	1	4	2	4	Ret	DNS	1	2	2	3	Ret	4	1053
4	Ben Walsh	6	Ret	4	3	7	10	2	7	5	5	5	5	2	Ret	7	2	5	4	3	6	3	4	Ret	DNS	985
5	Craig Woods	4	Ret	6	Ret	3	5	Ret	5	Ret	6	Ret	6	5	5	3	7	2	6	5	Ret	9	Ret	1	3	781
6	Christopher Formosa	Ret	DNS	DNS	DSQ	5	6	10	9	Ret	8	6	9	10	6	9	11	7	8	9	7	Ret	7	4	5	730
7	Toby Price							7	3	1	2	3	3	6	1	1				8	Ret	6				575
8	Craig Thompson							6	11	9	7	7	7	8	10	8	9	6	7				9	Ret	DNS	552
9	Ben Falk	Ret	DNS	DNS	6	Ret	8	11	6	4				7	7	10				6	5	5	8	DNS	DNS	545
10	Elliot Barbour	8	3	3	2	2	2										Ret	Ret					5	Ret	DNS	336
11	Jaiden Maggs							8	12	7										10	4	8				248
12	Michael Sieders	7	4	5	5	6	4																			245
13	Gerard Maggs							4	10	10										7	Ret	7				231
14	Jeff Watters							12	13	8				9	8	11										229
15	Nathan Pretty																3	3	1							163
16	Joshua Anderson																5	4	5							141
17	Kevin Stoopman							9	8	6																127
18	Madison Dunston										9	8	8													123
19	Charlotte Poynting													11	10	12										110
20	Luke van Herwaarde	1	6	7																						99
21	Steven Richards													DNS	2	6										87
22	Layton Barker																						6	5	Ret	82
23	Adam Dodd	2	Ret	9																						64
24	Ronnie Conquest				7	DNS	DNS																			52
25	Graham Edwards																8	Ret	DNS							50
26	Peter Major				Ret	Ret	9																			48
=	Matt Spratt																DNS	Ret	9							48
28	Bayley Hall																10	Ret	Ret							46
29	Craig Dontas	5	Ret	Ret																						19
–	Dean Canto	Ret	Ret	DNS																						0
Source:[5]

Notes

1. Gilbert Slade was originally entered in the car, however "Conquest" replaced him for qualifying and the races.^[2]

References

1. "Canto to make SuperUtes debut in Team 18 Colorado". speedcafe.com. Retrieved 22 February 2019.
2. "Ben Walsh takes last-gasp SuperUtes pole at Barbagallo". 3 May 2019.
3. "Sieders to build third Mitsubishi SuperUte". Retrieved January 2, 2019.
4. Adam, Mitchell (14 December 2019). "Ross Stone Racing's Alexander switches to Isuzu". Supercars.com. Retrieved 17 February 2019.
5. "2019 ECB SuperUtes Series Points". Supercars Championship. 26 July 2019.

External links

• Official website