BRYCE Fullwood has vowed to up his game ahead of shaking down his Gen3 Camaro today at Winton Motor Raceway.
Fullwood is entering his fourth full-time season in the Repco Supercars Championship, for which he’ll sport the trademark bright pink of loyal backer Middy’s Electrical.
The Darwin product managed just four top 10 finishes from 34 starts last year in his first campaign with Brad Jones Racing, while teammate Andre Heimgartner tallied 21 top 10s.
So while his crew busily chipped away at building his Chevrolet Supercar over the summer, Fullwood focused on self-improvements.
“I took the opportunity over the off-season to invest in myself a bit and do some training ahead of Newcastle,” said the 2019 Super2 Series winner.
“Seeing the work the team is putting in to get ready for Gen3, I did the same.
“The Middy’s Electrical Camaro is yet another standout in the Supercars field, you really can’t miss it.
“It’ll be cool to get it in front of the fans and crowds in Newcastle.”
Team owner Brad Jones echoed those sentiments: “You really can’t look past the Middy’s Electrical Camaro, the car is a standout.
“It’s now an icon on the Supercars grid, the bright pink and blue car and this year’s version is the best yet.
“Middy’s Electrical are great partners and excellent to work with, our two businesses share common family values and trust in long lasting relationships, this can be evidenced in their support of Bryce since karting.
“I would also like to welcome Prolac to the team for four of our signature events; they will be front and centre on the bonnet of the Camaro.
“With the new car and Bryce and Phil (Keed, race engineer) having a year together already we are looking for a strong performance with this team in 2023.”
BJR is set to shake down all four of its new cars today.
