
Jarrod Hughes returns to Ryco Enduro Cup duties in 2026 with Erebus Motorsport, and will reunite with former Super2 teammate Jobe Stewart.
After a difficult Super2 campaign in 2025, Hughes has diverted his attention to Trans Am in 2026, and has taken it to the likes of Bathurst winner Todd Hazelwood and former Supercars driver James Moffat.
His rookie Super2 season in 2024 was exceptional, claiming rookie of the year honours with Erebus-aligned Image Racing, and fourth outright.
The Queenslander has also been a race winner in the popular GT4 category, and has driven for both Triple Eight and Chaz Mostert's Method Motorsport in the series.
Hughes honed his skills as a full-time driver trainer at Paul Morris's Norwell Motorplex, but his biggest impact has been made on the track.
He won the Hyundai Excel Championship and also hit the top in Toyota 86s, and was recognised by Toyota with the prestigious Kaizen Award.