Ford’s Australian division has dropped a teaser image of the Ford Mustang it will soon race in the country’s popular Supercars Championship.

The image shows a prototype with a unique blue and white camouflage wrap and gives us a look at the racer’s headlights, front grille, and hood vents.

When production of the Ford Falcon ended in Australia, it was thought that the Supercars grid would soon lose all of its Fords. However, Ford Performance and DJR Team Penske confirmed in April that the Mustang would be turned into a Supercars racer and take to the grid.

No less than seven Ford Mustang are expected to compete in next year’s Supercars Championship. Two will be fielded by DJR Team Penske, four will be raced by Tickford Racing and one entry will come from 23Red Racing.

The Mustang promises to spice up the championship.

The teaser has been released in the lead-up to the Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000 this weekend where Ford will celebrate the Falcon’s heritage. It will also bring its GT racer to the circuit and pit it against a Falcon Supercar and Mustang GT4 in an exciting speed comparison.

The Ford Mustang will be the first two-door vehicle to compete in the Supercars Championship since the Gen 2 vehicles were introduced in 2017. Under these new regulations, teams can compete with two-door coupes as well as turbocharged four- and six-cylinder engines. Holden was developing its first twin-turbocharged V6 for the series but axed the project earlier this year to focus on its existing V8s.

Walkinshaw Andretti United wants to race the two-door Chevrolet Camaro in the Supercars Championship in 2020.