Jack Perkins makes a return to SCT Motorsport for their first enduro campaign as a customer team of Triple Eight.
Perkins drove alongside Jack Smith at the 2020 Bathurst 1000, when the team were run out of Brad Jones Racing, and returns six years later to drive alongside rookie Jackson Walls in the #11 Objective Ford.
A Supercars veteran with wins in all three of the championship's tiers to his name, Perkins has an established reputation as a top endurance co-driver among 'main game' teams.
Perkins continues a long family tradition in motorsport, following in the footsteps of his Round Australia trial-winning grandfather Eddie and six-time Bathurst 1000 winner and renowned car-preparing father Larry.
In 2015, 'Aussie Jack' hit the big time, winning the Gold Coast 600 with Courtney and the Holden Racing Team.
He started his career in go-karts and Formula Ford before debuting in Super2 in 2006, and has had several full-time seasons in both the second and top-tier championship in the years since.
Diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes in 2006, Perkins has become a high-profile advocate for awareness of the condition, along with highlighting technological advancements that aid in its management.
In addition to his efforts behind the wheel, Perkins has in recent years resurrected father Larry's Perkins Engineering operation to maintain, assist and restore race cars originally built by the squad.
A multi-time winner in Super2, Perkins made a number of NASCAR Xfinity Series starts in 2025 with powerhouse squad Joe Gibbs Racing, and has also competed in the inaugural Mustang Cup Australia this year in a Triple Eight-prepared entry.