
Having taken Brad Jones Racing's Super2 program quite literally from last to first in the space of 12 months last season, the South Aussie has once again starred in the 2026 season.
Leading the Holden brigade at the halfway mark of the development series season, Vaughan will trade his Commodore for a Toyota Supra in the enduros, as he returns to BJR's co-driver roster.
The South Aussie's third enduro campaign will come alongside Cameron Hill in the #14 Toyota.
Vaughan burst onto the Supercars scene in 2022, beating Kai Allen following a season-long battle to claim the 2022 Super3 title, before being signed to Tickford for the following year.
Whilst his speed was apparent, a Super2 race win wouldn't come until 2024 at Sandown, the same weekend he made his main game debut at that year's Sandown 500 alongside Matt Chahda in a Chahda family wildcard.
After contesting both Sandown and Bathurst with the Chahdas, Vaughan swapped Tickford for BJR in Super2 last year, landing a co-drive with Bryce Fullwood.
Vaughan duly delivered his first Super2 round win on home soil at Adelaide last year, and backed it up with a dominant win in the opening race of the 2026 Super2 season at Sydney.