Holden Commodore VF
biography
Josh Fife takes the next step of a rapid rise up the ladder towards the Virgin Australia Supercars Championship in graduating to the Dunlop Super2 Series.
A relatively late arrival to karting at age 10, Fife went on to claim a pair of national titles in 2017, earn the peer-voted Drivers' Driver award, and cap the year with a podium finish in the S1 class at the SKUSA SuperNationals in Las Vegas.
2018 saw him move overseas to race karts full-time in Italy, but Fife elected to return home at the end of the season to focus on carving out a Supercars career.
Last year he leapt straight from karts to the Super3 Series with Brad Jones Racing, taking a pair of race wins to claim a round victory at Sandown on his way to fifth in the third-tier championship.
Fife now steps up to the second-tier with BJR in a car he has past experience of: he drove chassis BJR 008 at a Driver Evaluation Day at Winton in late 2018.
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| Event | Race | Qualifying | Finish |
|---|---|---|---|
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Superloop Adelaide 500 ›
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Race 1 › | 10 | 11 |
| Race 2 › | 11 | 9 | |
| Race 3 › | 9 | NC |
Vehicle detail
Brad Jones Racing has used the Super2 platform as an opportunity to feed its proteges into the top tier of Supercars, Macauley Jones and Jack Smith most recently completing that progression.
