Teams and Drivers
The following teams and drivers have competed during the 2009 Fujitsu V8 Supercar Series.
| Team | No | Driver | Car |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sieders Racing Team | 19 | David Sieders Colin Sieders Hayden Pullen |
Ford BF Falcon Ford BA Falcon |
| 49 | David Sieders | ||
| Sonic Motor Racing Services | 20 | Bryce Washington Rodney Jane |
Ford BF Falcon |
| 999 | James Moffat | ||
| MW Motorsport | 26 | Jonathon Webb | Ford BF Falcon |
| 28 | Brad Lowe | ||
| 29 | Damian Assaillit | Ford BA Falcon | |
| Howard Racing | 27 | David Russell | Ford BF Falcon Ford BA Falcon |
| 35 | Mark Howard | Ford BA Falcon | |
| TAG Motorsport | 35 | Tony Bates | Holden VZ Commodore |
| 36 | Geoff Emery | ||
| Eggleston Motorsport | 38 | Ben Eggleston | Holden VZ Commodore Holden VE Commodore |
| Jay Motorsport | 42 | Shane Price Jay Verdink James Winslow |
Holden VZ Commodore |
| 43 | Garth Walden | ||
| Jack Hillermans Racing | 43 | Chris Alajajian | Holden VZ Commodore |
| McGill Motorsport | 43 | Aaron McGill | Ford BA Falcon |
| Greg Murphy Racing | 47 | Sam Walter Andrew Anderson |
Holden VZ Commodore Holden VE Commodore |
| Image Racing | 49 | Ben McCashney | Ford BA Falcon |
| McElrea Racing | 50 | Daniel Gaunt | Ford BF Falcon |
| 444 | Karl Reindler | ||
| Race Image Motorsport | 53 | Drew Russell | Ford BF Falcon |
| 60 | Drew Russell Gene Rollinson Marcus Marshall |
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| Paul Morris Motorsport | 72 | Colin Corkery Paul Morris |
Holden VZ Commodore Holden VE Commodore |
| West Coast Racing | 74 | Mark McNally | Holden VZ Commodore |
| Fastaz Motorsport | 92 | Taz Douglas | Holden VZ Commodore |
| Sydney Star Racing | 96 | Brett Hobson | Ford BA Falcon |
| 98 | Aaron McGill | ||
| V8 Race Experience | 96 | Todd Wanless Ryan Hansford |
Ford BA Falcon |
| TanderSport | 222 | Leanne Tander | Ford BF Falcon |
| Dick Johnson Racing | 777 | Grant Denyer | Ford BF Falcon |
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