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The Aussie series is currently working on its next technical evolution, with the introduction of the Gen3 platform earmarked for the 2022 season. However the timing of the new regulations has been complicated by General Motors' decision to close down the Holden brand at the end of this year. There are now question marks over the post-2020 use of the Commodore body shape, while the impending ... Keep readingSource: Supercars could expedite Gen3 after Holden exit
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