Supercars' extensive TV library is being opened up, with classic races to feature on the new SuperArchive on-demand video system.

Now live, SuperArchive brings fans nearly two decades of racing to enjoy all over again, from the championship's formative days in 1997 through to 2014.

A library of 10 races will be online at any given time, with two new races added each week.

The first block spans Peter Brock's Supercars farewell at Oran Park in 1997 through to Scott McLaughlin's 2014 'gave it some jandal' moment in Adelaide with Volvo.

A 12-month SuperArchive subscription is available for just AU$59.95, with races able to be watched on desktop, tablet and mobile web.

From Barbagallo to Bathurst and Ambrose to van Gisbergen, SuperArchive is the place to get your Supercars nostalgic fix.

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Your first 10 classics

Brock's first farewell

ORAN PARK 1997: The championship farewells Peter Brock in emotional scenes at Sydney's Oran Park Raceway.

DJR's Lake of fire

LAKESIDE 1998, RACE 1: Can anyone stop Dick Johnson Racing on home turf?

Lowndes' Adelaide Sunday drive

ADELAIDE 1999, SUNDAY: Supercars hits the streets of Adelaide, with Saturday victor Lowndes starting at the back.

Rollover puts Lowndes' season on ice

CALDER 1999, RACE 2: Mayhem and mateship in Melbourne, as Lowndes crashes spectacularly on the run to the first corner.

Shriek at the Creek

EASTERN CREEK 2003: Mark Skaife and Russell Ingall clash in the season finale, one of the most controversial moments in Supercars history.

Skaife fights JR and the elements

SANDOWN 2003: Skaife faces a late charge from Jason Richards in the fight to win a hail-hit classic in Melbourne.

A Ford vs Holden thriller

SANDOWN 2006: Ford chases a Sandown 500 hat-trick, and its factory squad a first piece of major silverware in a thrilling finish.

Get 'em or have 'em off

BARBAGALLO 2012, RACE 3: Drama and controversy as Jamie Whincup takes the fight to Ford Performance Racing.

The Great Race turns 50

BATHURST, 2012: Who will prevail in a Mount Panorama milestone?

Bloody Volvo driver

ADELAIDE 2014, RACE 2: Rising Supercar star Scott McLaughlin gives it some jandal and puts Volvo on the map.