The Darwin Triple Crown event will begin on June 20, the Supercars Championship owner has said.

Announcing the 2025 racing calendar, Supercars chief executive officer Shane Howard said the series was being expanded to 13 events by bringing back a race in Ipswich.

He said Sandown had moved to a date in November, and there would be the debut of an endurance round at The Bend motorsport park in South Australia.

The championship will hold a race in Taupō, New Zealand, for a second year in a row.

The final race of the year will once again be held in Adelaide, from November 27 to 30, where the 2025 champion will be crowned.

Next year will be the 29th year the Supercars have raced in Darwin, with the event held over three days from June 20 to 22.

The Darwin Triple Crown will be the championship’s Indigenous round, with teams adopting indigenous themed and designed artwork on race cars and team apparel.

For more information visit the Supercars Championship website.