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In their first visit to Texas, the Australian-based V8 Supercars had a successful weekend on the Circuit of The Americas in Austin.

Red Bull domination in Texas as it was the first time that the RBRA scored 1-2 finishes in successive races on the same day.

Now the sport makes its debut in the US at the Circuit of the Americas next week where every team will be running at the track for the first time.

With seven race winners from nine races so far, the 2013 V8 Supercars Championship can instantly be labeled the most competitive on record to this point.

The Australian V8 Supercar is 400lbs lighter than a Sprint Cup car, but only has 650 horsepower compared to 950 in NASCAR.

NASCAR's Kurt Busch and Supercross star Chad Reed will have an interesting Tuesday next week when they climb into the cockpit of a V8 Supercar in Austin, Texas -- the home of the Circuit of the Americas.

Exhibition laps during the MotoGP Circuit of The Americas will take place with Courtney and Coulthard piloting the future V8 Supercar

The kid and the champ claim wins in ITM 400 Auckland V8 Supercars

Winterbottom enjoyed the return to a revamped Pukekohe Park Raceway

Two separate crashes happened in V8 Supercars third and final race of the weekend took place but neither Pye nor Reynolds ended up with injuries

Jason Bright celebrated his first V8 Supercar race in two years at Symmons Plains in Tasmania

Fabian Coulthard earns his first V8 Supercars championship winning points on the Symmons Plains circuit. The New Zealander did score wins at Albert Park but it was a non-points event on the F1 weekend in Austraia.

Jamie Whincup was just two-hundredths of a second quicker than Fabian Coulthard in Saturday's qualifying for the first part of the 60/60 split race format

The Holden racer Craig Lowndes has drawn level with Mark Skaife's winning record and needs just one more to set a new mark.

Kiwi Coulthard dedicates grand prix success to JR with victories at Albert Park for the V8 Supercars non-points support event for the Formula One season opener in Australia.

The MSS Security Challenge non-points third race on the Albert Park Circuit kept the stewards of the event busy with drivers being excluded. The adjustments of Race 3 outcome shows Coulthard as the winner followed by Reynolds and Bright.

The rain in Melbourne played a bit of havoc with the third race for the V8 Supercars at the Albert Park Circuit. While it was a non-points event, the drivers were pushing for the victory. Race 4 is scheduled for Sunday.

Prior to the non-points weekend art the Albert Park circuit, Fabian Coulthard had never claimed a pole position, let alone a V8 Supercars victory.

Coulthard toasted his maiden win, with Holden teammate Bright sealing a dream one-two finish for Brad Jones Racing.

Top performance by Coulthard puts him in prime spot for Friday's race.

Fabian Coulthard and Shane van Gisbergen nailed down the front row in Melbourne as the V8 Supercars teams prepare for the first of the two non-points race. Jason Bright was second in qualifying but had to pay a penalty.