Teams and Drivers
The following drivers competed in the 1996 Australian Super Touring Championship.
| Team | Manufacturer | Car model | No | Driver |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paul Morris Motorsport (BMW Motorsport) | BMW | 318i | 1 | Paul Morris |
| 10 | Charlie O'Brien | |||
| 83 | Geoff Brabham | |||
| Brad Jones Racing (Orix Audi Sport Australia) | Audi | A4 Quattro | 3 | Brad Jones |
| 4 | Greg Murphy | |||
| Volvo Cars Australia | Volvo | 850 | 05 | Peter Brock |
| Jim Richards Motorsport | Holden | Vectra | 11 | Jim Richards |
| Greenfield Mowers Racing | BMW | 318i | 12 | Cameron McLean |
| Bob Holden Motors (Faber-Castell Racing) | BMW | M3 | 13 | Bob Holden |
| 15 | Paul Nelson | |||
| 318i | 16 | Justin Mathews | ||
| Graham Hutchison | BMW | M3 | 18 | Graham Hutchison |
| Ross Palmer Motorsport | Ford | Mondeo | 22 | Kevin Schwantz |
| Sentul Motorsport Team | Opel | Vectra | 25 | Brooke Tatnell |
| Triple P Racing | BMW | 318iS | 28 | Paul Sarlas |
| 56 | John Henderson | |||
| Hyundai | Lantra | 58 | Paul Pickett | |
| 59 | Lars Johansson | |||
| Craig Lawless | Peugeot | 405 Mi16 | 31 | Peter Roggenkamp |
| Kurt Kratzmann | Ford | Sierra | 33 | Kurt Kratzmann |
| Garry Rogers Motorsport | Honda Alfa Romeo |
Accord 155 TS |
34 | Steven Richards |
| International Racing | BMW | 318i | 36 | Miles Pope Bob Tweedie |
| Knight Racing | Ford | Sierra | 88 | Peter Hills |
| Phoenix Motorsport (Foxtel Racing) | Holden | Vectra | 95 | Russell Ingall |
| Peugeot | 405 Mi16 | 95 | Geoff Full | |
| 96 | Mark Adderton |
- Note : Car 11 was entered as a Vauxhall Cavalier for the Mallala round.
- Note : Car 25 was entered as a Holden Vectra for the Mallala round.
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