The Eastern Creek circuit has become a familiar sight to Supercars crews recently, after hosting four consecutive rounds late last year to help finish a COVID-impacted season.
It’s somewhat unexpected slot at the top of the 2022 season comes after the Newcastle 500 was postponed due to ongoing COVID concerns on Australia’s east coast.
The seldom-used Super600 format will be in play for the Sydney SuperNight, with the points to be split across a pair of 300-kilometre heats.
Each will feature three compulsory stops for fuel and tyres, with both the soft and new super soft compound in play.
If the races are dry, both compounds have to be used in each race. However the current forecast for the Eastern Creek area suggests dry running will be few and far between.
The Sydney SuperNight will be held over three days, starting with practice on Friday.
Both Saturday and Sunday will then feature a qualifying session, a Top 10 Shootout and a race.
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