Scott McLaughlin's Supercars career continues in high gear, with the rising star garnering his second Barry Sheene medal.
He received the gong for best and fairest driver at the end-of-season gala in Sydney on Monday night after securing third in the championship.
He finished behind fellow New Zealander Shane van Gisbergen and Jamie Whincup (both Holden) following Sunday's Sydney 500.
McLaughlin, 23, also won the medal in 2014.
He's raced for Garry Rogers Motorsport and is switching to DJR Team Penske in 2017.
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Van Gisbergen was officially presented with the championship trophy after the New Zealander claimed his first title on the Homebush street circuit at the weekend.
He's the first Kiwi to win the championship since Jim Richards in 1991.
Brothers Ross and Jim Stone were inducted into the Hall of Fame in honour of their success as team owners between 1998 to 2012.
Red Bull Racing is the champion team for the seventh straight year.
SUPERCARS AWARDS WINNERS:
Supercars champion - Shane van Gisbergen
Supercars Dunlop Series champion - Garry Jacobson
V8 utes champion - David Seiders
Champion team - Red Bull Racing Australia
Champion manufacturer - Holden
Barry Sheene Medallist - Scott McLaughlin
Mike Kable young gun award - Cameron Waters
Pole position award - Shane van Gisbergen
Dunlop Series pole position award - Jack Le Brocq
Hall of Fame inductees - Ross and Jim Stone
Privateers Cup - Todd Hazelwood
Fans choice award, most popular driver - Craig Lowndes
Fans choice award, best event - Bathurst 1000
Best-presented team - Red Bull Racing Australia
Media award - Jessica Yates, Fox Sports
Appreciation of service award - Frank Lowndes
Best volunteer group - Clipsal 500 Adelaide
Driver's driver - Shane van Gisbergen
