Tony D'Alberto returns for his 11th enduro season with Dick Johnson Racing, and will bring a wealth of experience alongside rookie Rylan Gray.
Tony D'Alberto has become a staple of the Shell V-Power Racing Team in enduro season, and returns for his 11th consecutive enduro campaign with Dick Johnson's squad alongside rookie Rylan Gray.
D'Alberto has proven to be a steady set of hands for DJR, finishing third at Bathurst in 2017 with Fabian Coulthard, and adding another podium with Anton De Pasquale in 2023.
D'Alberto has now been racing Supercars for almost 25 years, having made his debut in the Dunlop Super2 Series in 2003 at the tender age of just 17.
That start with the Holden Young Lions followed time in karting and Formula Ford.
He remained in Super2 in a Wynn's-backed Commodore in 2004 and then established his own family-run operation in '05, the year D'Alberto made his enduro debut with Tasman Motorsport.
After clinching the Super2 crown in 2007, D'Alberto stepped up to the main game full-time with a Commodore the following season.
D'Alberto ran under his family licence until 2013, the year of his best championship finish of 16th, then moved into a co-driving role.
Two seasons with Walkinshaw Racing included a maiden Supercars podium with Tim Slade on the Gold Coast in 2014, before switching to DJR Team Penske in '16, where he has remained since.
D'Alberto also won the TCR Australia Series title in 2022, and has been a regular starter at the Bathurst 12 Hour.