The National Super Sedan Series is a Dirt track racing series held in Australia for Super Sedans and is sanctioned by the national controlling body, the Australian Saloon Car Federation (ASCF).
Inaugurated in 2006, the series is separate to the Australian Super Sedan Championship. The winner of the 2006 series was Queensland driver Wayne Randall. Queensland drivers have dominated the series since its inception winning all bar the 2011–12 series. Darren Kane is the series most successful driver. The 2008/09 Australian Champion has won the NSSS on five occasions with one second- and one third-place finish.
The series generally runs from January to April each year with races at tracks such as the Perth Motorplex, Speedway City in Adelaide, Borderline Speedway in Mount Gambier, Murray Bridge Speedway, Valvoline Raceway in Sydney and the Archerfield Speedway in Brisbane.
South Australian veteran Bill Miller, who in his families tradition in Super Sedans drives a pink coloured car as did his mother Joan (who started racing in a Mini at Adelaide's old Rowley Park Speedway in the 1960s) and older brother Stephen, is the only driver to have driven in every single round of the National Super Sedan Series since its inception in 2006.