Teams and Drivers
The following teams and drivers have competed during the 2000 Konica V8 Lites Series season.
| Team | No | Driver | Car |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eastern Creek Karts | 20 | Garry Holt | Ford EL Falcon |
| Harris Racing | 30 | Craig Harris | Ford EL Falcon |
| 88 | Craig Bastian | ||
| Gearbox Motorsport | 36 | Gary Quartly | Holden VS Commodore |
| Neil Schembri | Holden VS Commodore Ford EL Falcon |
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| Scotty Taylor Racing | 37 | Bill Attard Roger Hurd |
Holden VS Commodore |
| South Pacific Motor Racing | 38 | Peter Field Shane Howison |
Holden VS Commodore |
| Sieders Racing Team | 42 | Bill Sieders | Ford EL Falcon |
| 56 | John Falk | Ford EB Falcon Ford EL Falcon |
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| Luke Sieders | Ford EL Falcon | ||
| Mal Rose Racing | 44 | Mal Rose | Holden VS Commodore |
| Dean Canto Racing | 45 | Dean Canto | Ford EL Falcon |
| Daily Planet Racing | 47 | John Trimbole | Holden VS Commodore |
| Trevor Crittenden Motorsport | 57 | Daniel Natoli Tim Toth |
Holden VS Commodore |
| Halliday Motor Sport | 61 | Ross Halliday | Ford EL Falcon |
| Robert Smith Racing | 72 | Robert Smith | Holden VS Commodore |
| Terry Wyhoon Racing | 76 | Matthew White | Holden VS Commodore |
| 125 | Terry Wyhoon | ||
| V8 Racing | 77 | Craig Bastian Richard Mork |
Holden VS Commodore |
| Rowse Motorsport | 81 | Tim Rowse | Holden VP Commodore |
| Miller Racing | 84 | Daniel Miller | Holden VS Commodore |
| The Race Centre | 87 | Rod Salmon | Ford EL Falcon |
| Stone Brothers Racing | 89 | David Besnard | Ford EL Falcon |
| Geoff Kendrick | 92 | Geoff Kendrick | Holden VS Commodore |
| John Faulkner Racing | 96 | Ryan McLeod | Holden VS Commodore |
| Graphic Skills Racing | 97 | Wayne Wakefield | Holden VS Commodore |
| Riverlea Motorsport | 127 | Chris Butler | Holden VS Commodore |
| Power Racing | 500 | Alan Heath | Ford EL Falcon |
| Peter Hansen | 550 | Peter Hansen | Ford EL Falcon |
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