The Chequered Flag Falls at Sandown To all our valued staff, customers, and suppliers, What an incredible way to wrap up the 2025 Touring Car Masters (TCM) season! The final round at Sandown Raceway in Melbourne (November 14 – 16) delivered all the drama, unpredictable weather, and spectacular racing that this series is known for, culminating in a perfect finish for Multispares Racing.
- The Ultimate Ride Day at Calder Before the serious business of the race weekend, we were thrilled to host our annual customer ride day at Calder Raceway. Held under thankfully sunny conditions, 50 of
our key customers experienced the thrill of a lifetime in our TCM machines. - Ryan Hansford, in one of the Multispares Torana’s, gave exhilarating hot laps.
- The team’s stunning, brand new A9X Hatchback was on hand, with legendary driver John Bowe treating customers to memorable rides.
- Supercar driver Aaron Cameron added to the excitement, taking customers out in the Multispares GT4 Mustang. A massive thank you to everyone who made this day such a success—it’s a great way to show our appreciation
Sandown Race Report: A Wet Weather Masterclass
The team headed to Sandown on Thursday to prepare for a mixed-weather weekend.
The Season Finale Victory
Race 3 was held in treacherous wet conditions. This is where Ryan and the Multispares Torana truly shined. The car was super-fast, putting the power down exceptionally well, and Ryan drove a flawless race.
It wasn’t long before Ryan was leading the field and pulling away. Unfortunately, a safety car was called, which was then escalated to a red flag due to a blown engine covering the wet track in oil, deeming it too dangerous to continue. Thankfully, enough laps had been completed, and Ryan was awarded the WIN! What a way to secure the team’s final result of the year—a well- deserved victory for all the hard work everyone has put in this season.
Looking Ahead:
The Confirmed 2026 Season Schedule While the 2025 season is over, we are already gearing up for an exciting 2026! The TCM series will expand to seven rounds next year.
Mark your calendars for the following events:
