2025 Australian National Trans Am Series

The 2025 Australian National Trans Am Series (commercially titled 2025 Trico National Trans Am Series) is a national motor racing series featuring conducted using TA2-class cars. The series is organised by Australian Racing Group and is one of two national racing series conducted using this car class; the other is the TA2 Racing Muscle Car Series. It is sanctioned by Motorsport Australia.

2025 Australian National Trans-Am Series

Previous

2024

Next

2026

Parent series:
Supercars Championship
Support series:
TCR Australia
Porsche Carrera Cup Australia

Calendar

The series schedule has changed significantly with the SpeedSeries not running in 2025. The series will run as a support category at three Supercars Championship events, notably the Adelaide 500.^[1]

Also notable is a joint race with the other national TA2-based series, the TA2 Racing Muscle Car Series, at the Bathurst Six Hour, which category organisers hope to have a combined grid "in the vicinity of 40 cars".^[2]

Source:^[3]

Round	Event	Circuit	Dates	Supporting	Map
1	Hi-Tec Oils Race Tasmania	Symmons Plains Raceway,	22–23 March	Australian Prototype Series	Symmons Plains Bathurst Sandown Hidden Valley Adelaide Mallala The Bend
2	Hi-Tec Oils Bathurst 6 Hour	Mount Panorama Circuit	18–20 April	Bathurst 6 Hour TA2 Racing Muscle Car Series Australian Prototype Series
3	Betr Darwin Triple Crown	Hidden Valley Raceway	20–22 June	Supercars Championship Porsche Carrera Cup Australia Touring Car Masters
4	GT Festival Sandown	Sandown Raceway	25–27 July	GT World Challenge Australia GT4 Australia Series Aussie Racing Car Series Radical Cup Australia
5	The Bend 500	The Bend Motorsport Park	12–14 September	TCR World Tour Supercars Championship TCR Australia Touring Car Series Porsche Carrera Cup Australia Aussie Racing Car Series Touring Car Masters
6	Hi-Tec Oils Mallala Homecoming[4]	Mallala Motorsport Park	21–22 November	Australian Formula Ford 1600 Nationals
7	Vailo Adelaide Grand Final	Adelaide Street Circuit	27–30 November	Supercars Championship Porsche Carrera Cup Australia Aussie Racing Car Series Super2 Series

Entry list

Manufacturer	Car	Team	No.	Driver	Class	Rounds
Chevrolet	Camaro	TFH Racing	12	Mark Bailey	PA	1–4
		Jason Pryde Motorsport	14	Jason Pryde	PA	1–2
		Marcos Ambrose Motorsport	45	Aaron Love		3–4
		IES Motorsport	50	Paul Hadley	PA	2
			51	Graham Cheney	PA	1–2
			118	Jarrod Hughes		1–2
		STR Tribridge Holdings	54	Brett Niall	PA	2
		Hi-Tec Oils Racing	70	Robbie Farr	PA	1–2
		C & H Trucking	71	Domain Ramsay	PA	1–4
		Pioneer DJ	75	Eliott Barbour		1–4
		Holinger Racing	77	Chase Hoy		1–4
		KRT Motorsport	121	Kiara Zabetakis	PA	2
		Dream Racing Australia	777	Craig Scutella	PA	2
Dodge	Challenger	Team RSG	81	Hayden Jackson	PA	2
Ford	Mustang	TFH Racing	1	Todd Hazelwood		1–4
			18	Diesel Thomas	PA	2
			35	Ben Gomersall		1–2
			63	Des Collier	PA	1–4
			69	Josh Thomas		1–4
			111	Jack Smith		1–4
		Garwood Motorsport	2	Adam Garwood		1–4
		All American Drivelines	3	Ben Grice		1–4
		Crutcher Developments	4	Mark Crutcher	PA	1–2
		The Race Academy	5	Blake Tracey		1–4
			9	Cameron Laws	PA	1–4
			13	Cody Maynes-Rutty		4
			19	Tim Slade		3
		Dream Racing Australia	7	Jackson Rice		1–3
		Garry Rogers Motorsport	8	Lachlan Evennett		1–4
			31	James Golding		1–2, 4, 6
				Elliott Cleary		3, 5, 7
			33	Jordan Cox		1–4
			34	James Moffat		1–4
			38	Elliott Cleary		4
			42	Tom Davies		1–4
		Turps Tippers	11	Michael Coulter	PA	1–2
		Holinger Racing	23	John Holinger	PA	1–4
			49	Jordan Boys		3
		Nathan Herne Racing	29	Nathan Herne		1–4
		Ashley Jarvis Racing	32	Ayrton Hodson		2
		Blanchard Racing Team	36	Tim Blanchard		3
		Herzog Steel	37	Josh Haynes		1–3
		RPM Hire	44	Clay Richards		4
		Nemo Racing	55	Charlie Nash		1–2
			67	Nash Morris		1–3
		Wadley Property Group	88	Warren Wadley	PA	2
		Security of Supply Group	91	Aaron Prosser	PA	2
		Bargwanna Motorsport	97	Ben Bargwanna		1–4
		Marcos Ambrose Motorsport	200	Joshua Webster		1–2
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