Aaron Love is back in a Supercar for the first time since February 2025
Aaron Love returns to the DUNLOP Super2 Series for the first time since 2023 as he looks to rebuild his Supercars career, joining Eggleston Motorsport at Perth and Sandown.
Love parted ways with Blanchard Racing Team just one round into the 2025 Supercars season, and went on to link up with Marcos Ambrose in Trans Am, before returning to Carrera Cup this year.
Despite being just 24, Love is vastly experienced in a variety of categories, and comes from a racing family, his father Ian a former ATCC competitor and older brother Jordan the 2015 Carrera Cup champion.
Love started karting at six years old and made his circuit racing debut six years later in Wanneroo's Formula 1000.
Aaron then moved into Formula 4 in 2017 and claimed third place in the 2018 championship with Team BRM before following his brother onto the Porsche Motorsport ladder.
His ability shone brightly in Porsches, narrowly missing the 2022 Carrera Cup title with 12 wins in 18 starts, despite missing two rounds.
That was due to international commitments in Carrera Cup France, whilst he also made a pair of cameo appearances in Porsche Supercup, racing on the Formula 1 support card at Paul Ricard and Silverstone.
In 2023 he returned full-time in Australia, and was signed to a Super2 deal by BRT. A fast but erratic campaign was highlighted by a win in the Friday race at Bathurst.
However, BRT entered a Supercars enduro wildcard for Love that year, which blossomed into a full-time ride for 2024 at an expanded team alongside James Courtney.