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The Commodore Cup was an Australian motor racing series. A one-make series originally devised by Victorian racers Maurie Platt and David Gittus, it was named for the car all competitors were required to use in competition, the Holden Commodore. The first major change to series regulations came in 2004 when VR and VS model Commodores were made eligible. The mechanical package was not changed substantially. The later model cars proved to be faster than the older ones, leading to a drop off in numbers of the older model Commodores.

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rdfs:label	Commodore Cup (en)
rdfs:comment	The Commodore Cup was an Australian motor racing series. A one-make series originally devised by Victorian racers Maurie Platt and David Gittus, it was named for the car all competitors were required to use in competition, the Holden Commodore. The first major change to series regulations came in 2004 when VR and VS model Commodores were made eligible. The mechanical package was not changed substantially. The later model cars proved to be faster than the older ones, leading to a drop off in numbers of the older model Commodores. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Motor racing Holden V8 engine Holden VB Commodore Holden VC Commodore Holden VH Commodore Holden VR Commodore Holden VS Commodore One-Design V8 Supercars Touring Car Racing 2011 Commodore Cup National Series Lee Holdsworth Holden in motorsport Australia Adam Beechey 2009 Commodore Cup National Series 2010 Commodore Cup National Series Commodore Cup Dunlop Tyres Touring car racing series Hidden Valley Raceway One-make series Motorsport categories in Australia Holden Holden Commodore Group 3J Improved Production Cars Shannons Nationals Motor Racing Championships One-make racing dbr:2012_Commodore_Cup_National_Series
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.commodorecup.com.au/Home.aspx https://web.archive.org/web/*/www.commodorecup.com.au
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tyres	Dunlop Tyres
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has abstract	The Commodore Cup was an Australian motor racing series. A one-make series originally devised by Victorian racers Maurie Platt and David Gittus, it was named for the car all competitors were required to use in competition, the Holden Commodore. The category has always been a national series, but also mostly an amateur series. Despite this, the category has produced a V8 Supercar race winner in Lee Holdsworth. The category was one of the core categories of the Shannons Nationals Motor Racing Championships. The most successful driver in the series has been Geoff Emery, who has won the Commodore Cup series five times. Eligibility was limited to specific Commodore models. Originally, only the first three series were allowed: VB, VC and VH. Motive power was limited to the 4.2-litre version of the Holden V8 engine. The regulations were designed to provide a limited level of performance modification, while not making the category overly expensive to run. The first season was held in 1994. Since its beginning, the category has always been moderately well supported with grid sizes in the 15–25 bracket. The first major change to series regulations came in 2004 when VR and VS model Commodores were made eligible. The mechanical package was not changed substantially. The later model cars proved to be faster than the older ones, leading to a drop off in numbers of the older model Commodores. In November 2012, it was announced that the series would fold due to consistently small entry numbers during the season. The cars themselves are still eligible for Improved Production classes. A Northern Territory state level series based at Hidden Valley Raceway continues to this day. (en)
champion driver	Adam Beechey
constructors	Holden
country/region	Australia
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Sandown Raceway One-Design Mount Panorama Circuit 2011 Commodore Cup National Series 2012 Shannons Nationals Racing Championships season Bathurst Motor Festival Lee Holdsworth Mallala Motor Sport Park Simon Wills Commodore Cup National Series Wakefield Park List of 2010 motorsport champions List of Australian motor racing series Adam Beechey Adelaide International Raceway 2009 Commodore Cup National Series 2010 Commodore Cup National Series Procar Australia Hidden Valley Raceway Sydney Motorsport Park Australian Saloon Car Series Shannons Nationals Motor Racing Championships

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