Dale Wood

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Dale Wood returns with Brad Jones Racing alongside Andre Heimgartner, with the duo desperate to atone from last year's early-race heartbreak. Wood was at the wheel when a multi-car accident wiped out the Brad Jones Racing entry, ending their hopes in dramatic and emotional fashion.

Personal

Date of birth
1983-06-09
Born
Melbourne, VIC
Height
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Nickname
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Reside
Melbourne, VIC
Outside racing
Motocross, wakeboarding, snowboarding
Outside car
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Start Following
Website
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Professional

Debut race
Bathurst 2008
Engineer
Tony Woodward
Championship
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car

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Chevrolet Camaro ZL1

Dale Wood returns with Brad Jones Racing alongside Andre Heimgartner, with the duo desperate to atone from last year's early-race heartbreak.

Wood was at the wheel when a multi-car accident wiped out the Brad Jones Racing entry, ending his and Heimgartner's hopes in dramatic and emotional fashion.

Wood entered Supercars in 2007 from Formula Ford, in the Dunlop Super2 Series with Greg Murphy Racing.

He impressed as a rookie, earning the Mike Kable Young Gun Award as the best first-year driver in Supercars.

A maiden taste of the main game came the next year in the enduros with Tasman Motorsport, and the opening half of the 2009 season with Kelly Racing.

Further enduro outings with Kelly Racing and Tony D'Alberto Racing followed, along with a return to Super2 in 2012.

Wood won the Super2 title in 2013 with MW Motorsport, and contested that year's long-distance races with Dick Johnson Racing's Chaz Mostert.

Four full-time Supercars seasons followed starting in 2014, through two with Brad Jones Racing, and one each with Nissan Motorsport and Erebus Motorsport.

He started and finished a career-best third at Winton in 2014 and made that year's Top 10 Shootout at Bathurst.

With Erebus in 2017, Wood took a strong fourth at Bathurst with Chris Pither before linking with Tim Blanchard at BJR in '18.