Shane Van Gisbergen was born to race.
From pestering his Dad, Robert, to buy him an ATV at the tender age of five, to signing - at just 17 years of age - a contract to race V8 Supercars for top Ford team Stone Brothers Racing, the constant in his life has been competition. More >

	VAN GISBERGEN IN GOOD SHAPE FOR ENDUROS After a stellar first half of the season where he and the SP Tools-backed Stone Brothers Racing Ford Falcon have been one of the front-runners, young Kiwi ace Shane van Gisbergen heads into the second part of the 2010 Australian V8 Supercar championship series in good shape.
	LOOKING BACK, LOOKING FORWARD With a mid-season break between the Townsville and Phillip Island rounds of this year's V8 Supercar series, SP Tools-backed Stone Brothers Racing young gun Shane van Gisbergen returned 'home' to New Zealand for a quick breather this week. We caught up with him and posed these questions...
	DETERMINED DRIVE LIMITS DAMAGE A determined drive to seventh place from Stone Brothers Racing's SP Tools-backed Kiwi young gun Shane van Gisbergen helped limit the points damage after a shock qualifying session on the second day of competition at the ninth round of the V8 Supercar championship series in Townsville on Sunday.
	FIRST RACE BRINGS POINTS BONUS He had an up and down run early on but an eighth place finish in the first race at the Sucrogen Townsville 400 V8 Supercar meeting on Saturday afternoon was enough to elevate Stone Brothers Racing's young SP Tools-backed Ford Falcon driver Shane van Gisbergen back up to third in the overall series points standings behind James Courtney and Jamie Whincup.
	VAN GISBERGEN LOOKING FOR BETTER TOWNSVILLE LUCK THIS WEEKEND Last year SP Tools-backed Stone Brothers Racing Ford driver Shane van Gisbergen showed plenty of promise at the first V8 Supercar series street race meeting at Townsville in northern Queensland. This year he wants to finish the job.