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Chaz Mostert to use converted former Mustang chassis at Gold Coast 500
Chaz Mostert's Toyota was heavily damaged in a crash near the end of the Bathurst 1000.
He clipped the inside wall at Forrest’s Elbow, sending the car into the outside fence.
His team will use spare chassis WR 029 for the Gold Coast 500.
Mostert first raced WR 029 as a Ford Mustang in 2025, and it was later converted into a Toyota Supra.
The chassis can be used with different manufacturer bodywork and engines because Supercars cars share a common underlying chassis and components.
Such conversions are possible but uncommon, as teams often build new chassis instead.
Mostert is set to race the converted chassis at the Gold Coast event.
Chaz Mostert will race a converted former Ford Mustang chassis at the Gold Coast 500.
The chassis, WR 029, was previously raced by Mostert as a Mustang before being converted into a Toyota Supra.
His current Supra, WR 032, was heavily damaged in a crash at the Bathurst 1000.
The team confirmed that WR 029 would be recalled for the Gold Coast 500.
- Who
- Chaz Mostert will race WR 029.
- What
- He will use a Toyota Supra converted from a former Ford Mustang chassis.
- When
- At the Gold Coast 500; the event date is not stated.
- Where
- The Gold Coast 500; the venue is not stated.
- Why
- His current car, WR 032, was heavily damaged in a crash at the Bathurst 1000.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
WR 029 debuted as a Ford Mustang driven by Mostert.
WR 029 was parked and converted into a Toyota Supra.
Mostert crashed WR 032 in the closing stages, heavily damaging it.
The team confirmed WR 029 would be recalled for the Gold Coast 500.
- Driver
- Chaz Mostert
- Chassis
- WR 029
- Current car
- WR 032, heavily damaged at the Bathurst 1000
- Former configuration
- Ford Mustang
- Next event
- Gold Coast 500










