Shocking moment performance vehicle is stolen from a workshop - as 'frustrated' Supercars team release CCTV footage of the brazen act
Shocking moment performance vehicle is stolen from a workshop - as 'frustrated' Supercars team release CCTV footage of the brazen act
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A Supercars team has released CCTV of the moment its mule car was stolen in a brazen daylight robbery. At least two thieves drove a truck through the gates of Team18's Mount Waverley headquarters in Melbourne's east about 6.45am on Australia Day. Next they broke into the workshop through a side door, and then drove the pitstop car out of the warehouse just before 7am, followed by the truck. The team said the front gates of the complex in Mount Waverley were broken completely off during the robbery.
![[The Team18 mule car (pictured) has modified wheel hubs that allows Supercars wheels to be mounted, as well as an air spike for the jacks and a fuel insert]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/02/08/04/94994223-14374627-The_Team18_mule_car_pictured_has_modified_wheel_hubs_that_allows-a-17_1738987538246.jpg)
Mule cars are modified road cars which allow Supercar teams to complete pitstop practice at their workshops, according to Wide World of Sports. The Team18 mule car has modified wheel hubs that allow Supercars wheels to be mounted, as well as an air spike for jacks and a fuel insert. The modifications - as well as the large competing race numbers on the door - give the car a distinctive look. 'Vision shows the thieves arriving in a truck at approximately 6.45am on Sunday morning, January 26, before they break in through the side door of the team's storage factory,' the team said in a statement.
A Supercars team has released CCTV of the moment its mule car used for pitstop practice was stolen in a brazen daylight robbery (pictured, circled in red). The Team18 mule car (pictured) has modified wheel hubs that allows Supercars wheels to be mounted, as well as an air spike for the jacks and a fuel insert. 'The pit stop car is then seen being driven out of the warehouse, followed by the truck. 'The front gates of the complex were broken off the rails during the robbery.
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