Warren Luff

Warren Luff stays with Walkinshaw Andretti United for a sixth-consecutive PIRTEK Enduro Cup in 2019.

He remains in the #2 Commodore, teamed with Scott Pye, the pair having finished second at Bathurst the last two years.

That takes Luff's podium tally in the Great Race to five from his last six starts.

Luff is a two-time winner of the Enduro Cup, securing it in 2013 with Craig Lowndes at Triple Eight before doubling up with Garth Tander the following year at the Holden Racing Team.

The Gold Coast-based driver is also a dual winner of the Sandown 500, taking victories in 2012 and '16 with Lowndes and Tander respectively.

A V8 Ute Series winner in 2002 and '03, Luff's full-time Supercars tilts in '04 (Dick Johnson Racing), '06 (Britek Motorsport) and '11 (Lucas Dumbrell Motorsport) all proved tough going.

He's had a variety of high-profile co-driving assignments over the years, including with Marcos Ambrose in 2005 and James Courtney in '10, helping the latter to that year's title.

Having cut his teeth in production cars, Luff has also spent time in Porsche's Carrera Cup, finishing third in 2013 and second in '14.

When he isn’t in a Supercar, Luff works as a stunt driver at Movieworld on the Gold Coast.