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David Reynolds remains without a deal for the 2027 Supercars season
David Reynolds has no confirmed deal for 2027 as he competes in the Supercars season.
The 41-year-old is racing for Team 18, which has not yet confirmed whether it will retain him.
With three events left, including the Gold Coast 500, Reynolds says he is trying not to dwell on the possibility that this could be his final full-time season.
Team 18 appears to be his only likely full-time option next year, while most other seats are already settled.
The team had targeted Matt Payne, but he is under contract with Grove Racing for at least another year, and no deal involving him has been confirmed.
Reynolds says he needs to improve his on-track results and believes extra preparation away from race weekends could help.
He would prefer to remain a full-time driver, though co-driving opportunities may be available if he does not secure a seat.
David Reynolds remains without a deal for the 2027 Supercars season.
Team 18 has not confirmed whether it will retain the 41-year-old driver.
Reynolds said he wants to remain in a full-time seat and is focusing on performing better.
There are three events left in the current season, including the Gold Coast 500, where Reynolds is a two-time winner.
Reynolds said co-driving opportunities are available if his full-time career ends.
- Who
- David Reynolds, a 41-year-old Supercars driver.
- What
- He remains without a deal for the 2027 season and hopes to secure a full-time seat.
- When
- The report was published on October 24, 2026. Three events remain in the current season.
- Where
- The Gold Coast 500 is among the remaining events. Reynolds’s team is Team 18.
- Why
- Team 18 has not yet locked down its driver, and Reynolds said he needs to perform better on track.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Reynolds and his management met with Team 18 bosses to discuss their situation.
Reynolds remained without a deal for the 2027 season, with three events left in the current season.
- Age
- 41
- 2027 status
- No deal confirmed
- Team
- Team 18
- Remaining events
- Three
- Gold Coast 500 record
- Two-time winner
- Bathurst achievement
- 2017 winner
What people are saying
I just take every day as it comes,
If it happens, it happens. If it doesn’t, doesn’t.
There’s definitely [co-driving] options out there, but I’d rather be part of the main show than not, so all of my eggs are in that basket still,
I just need to perform better on the track, and that would generally take care of itself.