Nineteen contracted drivers - 13 have come from the mainland and six from Tasmania, are competing in the 11-round series which started in Queensland after Christmas.

Round 6 will be held at Carrick Speedway tonight followed by round 7 at Latrobe tomorrow night and round 8 at Carrick on Wednesday.

The series then heads to Western Australia for the final three rounds.

``Coupled with our local cars we're looking at up to 30 cars to compete and it's the first time it's been held in Tasmania,'' Carrick promoter Keith Blair said.

``Five Tasmanian drivers out of the six are actually in the top 10 placings at the moment.''

Launceston-born and Queensland-based Australian super sedan champion Steve Jordan will be competing and is keen to win his first national series title.

Jordan, 47, trails fellow Queenslander and two-time series champion Darren Kane in the national super sedan series by 37 points.

Kane is also a former Tasmanian.

``These events are going to be very competitive and awesome for the spectators to watch,'' Jordan said.

``We've got 20 or so interstate drivers who are very competitive with each other in this national series so it should be a good show.''