
After a stunning debut in last year's Ryco Enduro Cup, Jobe Stewart gets a full-time promotion to the Repco Supercars Championship in 2026.
Highly touted since joining the Erebus Academy as a 13-year-old karter, Stewart has risen through the ranks, impressing at every step along the way.
Now 21, the South Australian joins good company in making their full-time debuts with Erebus, with the likes of champions Brodie Kostecki and Will Brown, as well as Anton De Pasquale all winning their first races with Erebus.
Stewart's first car race came on home soil at The Bend in 2020, driving a Toyota 86, before spending a further two seasons in the popular driver development category, finishing third in 2022.
Erebus then promoted him into Super3 in 2023, winning the series on debut, before finishing fifth in his rookie Super2 campaign the following year, highlighted by a thumping win at the first Repco Bathurst 1000 support race.
Stewart was rewarded with a co-drive alongside Cooper Murray at Erebus last year, immediately turning heads on debut at The Bend, before going within five laps of a shock win on debut in The Great Race.
Now, Stewart joins Murray full-time, and will steer the #9 Camaro in 2026.