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Superstock racing in New Zealand has a rich history, stemming from events in just the major centres in the 50's, then to the more organised national competitions in the 60's, to what we recognise as the standard from more recent decades.
Over that time, scores of different events have been contested across the country, but there are still only a handful that continue to run year after year and are recognised as the premier events on the Superstock calendar.
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 This is the premier event on the Superstock calendar, the one that all drivers strive to win year after year. The podium finishers at this championship earn the right to wear the numbers 1, 2, and 3 on their racecars until the next running of the event.
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| WORLD INVITATION CHAMPIONSHIP |
 The newest of the Grand Slam events, based in Palmerston North for its first 17 years, now raced in Rotorua. Unique in that it features a number of invited overseas racers to compete with NZ's best.
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| NORTH ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIP |
 Established in the same year as the NZ Champs, the North Island title is open to only drivers who are registered with North Island tracks/clubs.
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 Like the NZ Championship, the Grand Prix event tours the country on a rotational basis. This event has seen a more even spread of winners including a handful of mainlanders over the years.
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| SOUTH ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIP |
 An organised Southern event was a little later on the scene than its northern brother, but is simalarly governed in that only South Island registered drivers can take part. Dominated by Nelson & Christchurnch since its inception.
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| REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS (various) |
 Throughout each Superstock season venues around the country hold their Annual Regional Championship. These events contribute additional points towards National Rankings.
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