Holden star David Reynolds hopes regulation tweaks next year ensure a closer Supercars championship after admitting it had been frustrating playing catch-up with runaway series leader Scott McLaughlin this season.
While Reynolds has not given up on trying to stop McLaughlin at this weekend's Gold Coast 600, the former Bathurst champion has already cast his mind to the 2020 season due to the Ford star's dominance.
McLaughlin holds a staggering 622 point championship lead and can secure back-to-back championships on the tourist strip this weekend with two rounds still remaining.
Reynolds was hoping changes adopted next season including reduced downforce and drop in engine power would bring McLaughlin back to the field.