A lot of Australian motor-racing teams are on holidays at the moment, thanks to the extensive off-season break in most racing series across the country. However, Supaloc Racing is not one of those teams.

Supaloc Racing has its newest fan, with technical director Oscar Fiorinotto and his partner Fiona celebrating the birth of their first child last Friday.

Kevin Weeks and the Supaloc Racing Team have left Round 4 of the Australian GT Championship at Phillip Island satisfied with their progress and development of the Lamborghini Gallardo GT3 despite a disappointing final result.

Kevin Weeks has qualified his Supaloc Racing Lamborghini Gallardo in 10^th position for Round 4 of the Australian GT Championship at Phillip Island this weekend.

Kevin Weeks and the Supaloc Racing Team are confident of a top showing in Round 4 of the Australian GT Championship at Phillip Island, July 9-11, after a highly productive test day at Mallala last Friday.

Supaloc Racing will take on the world’s best race cars in this year’s Australian GT Championship, with Kevin Weeks racing the Supaloc Lamborghini Gallardo. The team plans to run the car for the rest of season 2010 and contest the Bathurst 12 Hour in 2011 before upgrading to the LP560 version in 2012.

Kevin Weeks has finished fourth on debut in Race 1, Round 3 of the Australian GT Championship at Eastern Creek in the Supaloc Racing Lamborghini Gallardo.

Supaloc Racing have dominated the ASP Adelaide Hills Rally, with the Lamborghini of Kevin Weeks and John Allen winning the event and the Mitsubishi EVO XIII of Andrew Burnard and Brian Virgo finishing second outright.

Supaloc Racing are in control of the 2010 ASP Rally in the Adelaide Hills, with the Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera R of Kevin Weeks and John Allen leading the event by 1 minute 18 seconds with one day remaining.

Kevin Weeks and John Allen are out of Targa Tasmania 2010 after an extremely unfortunate engine failure on the first day of competition in their Supaloc Racing Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera R.