Supercars Sydney SuperSprint 2020

Supercars Sydney SuperSprint 2020 LIVE STREAM V8 Supercars, Sydney SuperSprint 2020 online game trucks Race Supercars will make a second consecutive visit to Sydney Motorsport Park this weekend, after plans to race at Winton in northern Victoria were scuppered by a fresh COVID-19 outbreak in Melbourne.

The three-race sprint format has been retained, however this time the first of those races will be held under SMP's brand new $16 million permanent lighting system.

Qualifying is unchanged too, with Saturday's grid to be set by a two-part session followed by a Top 15 Shootout.

On Sunday there will be two traditional qualifying sessions.

When is qualifying for the Sydney SuperSprint

Qualifying for Saturday's race will kick off at 1:15pm AEST, with the best 15 drivers heading into the Top 15 Shootout while the other nine cars will be locked into their starting position.

On Sunday the two race grids will be determined by a pair of 15-minute sessions.

Saturday 18th july 2020

Qualifying: 3:10pm – 3:45pm AEST Top 15 Shootout: 3:45pm – 4:25pm AEST

SATURDAY JULY 18

Start / End

Series

Session

Duration

Results

10:15 - 10:55

Dunlop Super2 Series

Practice 1

40 mins

11:10 - 11:30

Virgin Australia Supercars Championship

Practice - Rookie drivers Only

20 mins

11:45 - 12:15

Virgin Australia Supercars Championship

Practice 1

30 mins

12:30 - 13:10

Dunlop Super2 Series

Practice 2

40 mins

13:30 - 14:00

Virgin Australia Supercars Championship

Practice 2

30 mins

14:40 - 14:55

Dunlop Super2 Series

ARMOR ALL Qualifying - Race 1

15 mins

15:10 - 15:20

Virgin Australia Supercars Championship

ARMOR ALL Qualifying Part 1 - Race 10

10 mins

15:25 - 15:35

Virgin Australia Supercars Championship

ARMOR ALL Qualifying Part 2 - Race 10

10 mins

15:45 - 16:25

Virgin Australia Supercars Championship

ARMOR ALL Qualifying TFSO - Race 10

40 mins

17:05 - 17:35

Dunlop Super2 Series

Race 1

18 laps

18:25 - 19:23

Virgin Australia Supercars Championship

Race 10

32 laps

SUNDAY JULY 19

Start / End

Series

Session

Duration

Results

10:45 - 10:55

Virgin Australia Supercars Championship

ARMOR ALL Qualifying - Race 11

10 mins

11:05 - 11:15

Virgin Australia Supercars Championship

ARMOR ALL Qualifying - Race 12

10 mins

11:35 - 11:50

Dunlop Super2 Series

ARMOR ALL Qualifying - Race 2

15 mins

12:25 - 13:23

Virgin Australia Supercars Championship

Race 11

32 laps

13:45 - 14:38

Dunlop Super2 Series

Race 2

18 laps

14:50 - 15:48

Virgin Australia Supercars Championship

Race 12

32 laps

Sunday 19th july 2020

Qualifying Race 2: 10:45am – 10:55am AEST Qualifying Race 3: 11:05am – 11:15am AEST

How can I watch Supercars Sydney qualifying?

Channel: Fox Sports 506

The live Fox Sports coverage for Saturday's Supercars action in Sydney will start at 11:30am AEST, right before the first of two free practice sessions.

On Sunday the telecast will begin at 10:30am AEST before the first of two qualifying sessions.

Can I stream Supercars Sydney qualifying

Qualifying for the Supercars Sydney SuperSprint can be live streamed via subscription streaming services Foxtel Go, Foxtel Now and Kayo.

Foxtel Go is part of a regular Foxtel subscription, while Foxtel Now is a standalone service that costs $54 per month including the Sports package.

Kayo is a dedicated sports streaming service with subscriptions starting at $25 per month.

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