International drivers in the Supercar Challenge

20-year-old Australian driver Cameron McLeod is set to make his European debut by competing in the Supercar Challenge. Currently racing in the Super2 Series — the official feeder category to the iconic V8 Supercars — McLeod is one of Australia's most promising young drivers. His participation in the Supercar Challenge marks an important step in his international endurance racing career.

McLeod already boasts an impressive résumé, with multiple podium finishes in the Dubai 24H (three times), the Abu Dhabi 6H, the Bathurst 12H, and a start in the renowned Bathurst 1000. He also earned a podium in British F4 and claimed a championship title in the Australian Marc Cars series. His experience spans a wide range of machinery, including V8 Supercars, GT4s, Porsche Cup cars, TCRs, and more.

“My ultimate goal is to race in the 24 Hours of Le Mans,” says McLeod. “I’m focused on gaining as much international endurance experience as possible, and the Supercar Challenge offers the perfect mix of competition, exposure, and great European circuits.”

In addition to the Supercar Challenge, McLeod will also take part in the Mustang Challenge at Le Mans next week, further progressing toward his Le Mans dream. His entry brings international flair and fresh talent to the Supercar Challenge grid.

Another international driver, all the way from Senegal, is Nagy Kabaz. He will be participating in the Radical Division, supported by Domec Racing. He will be racing his Radical RXC Spyder!