Cam Waters Claims Darwin Triple Crown as Fans Flock to Hidden Valley
Cam Waters has taken home the coveted Darwin Triple Crown after an incredible weekend of racing at Hidden Valley Raceway, securing podium finishes across all three Supercars races and joining an elite group of drivers to win one of the championship's most prestigious trophies.
More than 40,000 attendances were recorded across the three-day betr Darwin Triple Crown, making it the event's biggest crowd in three years and reinforcing its place as one of Australia's favourite motorsport events.
Fans were treated to three huge days of on-track action, with Supercars joined by the Dunlop Super2 Series making its Darwin debut, alongside thrilling Porsche Carrera Cup and Trans Am racing.
The excitement extended well beyond the circuit, with the biggest entertainment program in the event's history delivering something for fans of all ages.
Highlights included the return of Track to Town and the Night Transporter Convoy, Summernats Goes Top End drifting and burnouts, spectacular aerial stunt displays and the first-ever Monster Truck Masters showcase.
For Waters, Darwin remains one of the standout events on the Supercars calendar.
"The betr Darwin Triple Crown is one of my favourite events on the Supercars calendar. Hidden Valley is a fun track to drive, and the fans always create a great atmosphere," Waters said.
"Getting to swap Melbourne's winter for the Top End's dry season is pretty special. Darwin puts on perfect conditions for racing and it's a great place to spend a few days."
Looking ahead, the future is even brighter for the betr Darwin Triple Crown, with twilight and night racing set to debut in 2027.
The event will become one of only two rounds on the Repco Supercars Championship calendar to feature racing under lights, creating an entirely new experience for fans at Hidden Valley Raceway.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for another unforgettable weekend in the Top End.
We'll see you back at Hidden Valley in 2027.
