The parity battle trying to stop a Mustang walkover
Ford introduced a brand new Mustang to Supercars for the 2019 season. It was declared legal ahead of the campaign, but after the car proved utterly dominant the championship has intervened - and Ford isn't going to make any more changes
The latest era of parity unrest in Supercars didn't actually start with the introduction of the Mustang earlier this year. It can be traced back to the ZB Commodore, which made its debut at the start of the 2018 season.
While still a four-door body shape, perfectly suited to the Car of the Future control chassis, the ZB was the first Commodore racing car that was based on a car manufactured outside of Australia - and was also a hatchback.
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