Blanchard Racing Team Cooldrive Auto Parts driver Bailey Sweeny produced a storming drive to claim 8th place from a field of 20 in Race 2 of Round 1 of the 2026 Dunlop Super2 Series at Sydney Motorsport Park.

Sweeny recovered impressively, making up eight positions during a torrid race after starting from 16th on the grid.

Blanchard Racing Team Super Spill and Safety Solutions Cooldrive Auto Parts driver Bailey Sweeny has come through with a solid 8th position finish from 20 cars in Race 1, during Round 1 of the 2026 Dunlop Super2 Series at Sydney Motorsport Park.

Previously Sweeny had finished Practice on Day 1 in as high as 4th position and at one stage in qualifying, Sweeny made it the second BRT 1-2 in as many days as he jumped to second, as the timing screens lit up with just shy of eight minutes remaining.

Blanchard Racing Team Super Spill and Safety Solutions Cooldrive Auto Parts driver Bailey Sweeny will start Race 1 from the fourth row after a stunning qualifying session, during Round 1 of the 2026 Dunlop Super2 Series, at Sydney Motorsport Park.

Previously Sweeny had finished Practice on Day 1 in as high as 4th position, and at one stage of qualifying, Sweeny made it the second BRT 1-2 in as many days as he jumped to second, as the timing screens lit up with just shy of eight minutes remaining.

Blanchard Racing Team Super Spill and Safety Solutions Cooldrive Auto Parts driver Bailey Sweeny will start Race 2 from the third row after a stunning qualifying session, during Round 5 of the 2025 Dunlop Super2 Series at Mount Panorama, Bathurst.

Sweeny produced a time of 2:05.408 to be just 0.7978 of a second off pole sitter Lochie Dalton who had broken the lap record around the 6 km circuit.

Sweeny had started Race 1 from 8th but a late stewards 15 second penalty put him back to 18th, meaning a 12 spot rise for race 2.

Blanchard Racing Team Super Spill and Safety Solutions Cooldrive Auto Parts driver Bailey Sweeny has been classified as 18th, in Race 1 during Round 5 of the 2025 Dunlop Super2 Series at Mount Panorama, Bathurst.

Sweeny had started the race from 8th.

Blanchard Racing Team Super Spill and Safety Solutions Cooldrive Auto Parts driver Bailey Sweeny will start Race 1 from the 5th row after qualifying 9th overall in the 22 car field this morning, during Round 5 of the 2025 Dunlop Super2 Series at Mount Panorama, Bathurst.

Blanchard Racing Team driver Bailey Sweeny has come through a stellar weekend, home in 13th place in Race 2, on Day 3, of Round 4, of the 2025 Dunlop Super 2 series at Queensland Raceway at Ipswich.

In a fantastic weekend for the Batemans Bay local, Sweeny secured his first podium in the series, topped the qualifying times sheets on a number of occasions and went under the race lap record at Queensland Raceway.

Points wise, it was Sweeny’s best weekend of the year so far, finishing 6th overall from the 23 car field.

Blanchard Racing Team driver Bailey Sweeny has claimed his first podium finish, coming home in third place, during Race 1, on Day 2, of Round 4 of the 2025 Dunlop Super 2 series,  at Queensland Raceway at Ipswich.

Sweeny secured his first podium in the series, making it to the line just behind leader Rylan Gray and Brad Vaughan.

It is the first podium in the championship for the 22 year old from Batemans Bay.

Winner Rylan Gray remains as provisional winner but is under investigation by the stewards for a safety car breach.

Blanchard Racing Team driver Bailey Sweeny has finished the day in the top 5, after Practice, on Day 1, of Round 4 of the 2025 Dunlop Super 2 series,  at Queensland Raceway at Ipswich.

Sweeny came home with a best time of 1:09.5144  to sit just 0.02 of a second  behind leader Jackson Walls.

Blanchard Race Team driver Bailey Sweeny has produced another Top 3 qualifying result and banked a series of points during Round 3 of the 2025 Dunlop Super 2 Series at Townsville.

The round saw the young New South Welshman, claim his second third place start in three races with a 1:14.5192s.

The impressive qualifying and fighting spirit shown all weekend, amongst the toughest of competition, meant Sweeny walked away with a haul of 171 points in the bag - 21 more points than at his last round in Tasmania - and an overall result of 7th for the round from the 23 competitors.