MSR reveals new naming rights deal, livery
Matt Stone Racing has revealed its new naming right deal and liveries for the 2022 season.
MSR will contend the 2022 Repco Supercars Championship season under the Truck Assist Racing banner.
The Queensland squad secured a multi-year, two car naming rights agreement with Truck Assist last year.
The new season will provide MSR will its most stable platform yet, with the team also welcoming two new and experienced drivers.
MSR has recruited Jack Le Brocq from Tickford Racing, with Todd Hazelwood returning to the team with which he won the 2017 Super2 title.
Both drivers will race with matching Truck Assist schemes this year, which will hit the track for the first time this Wednesday at Queensland Raceway.
"Growing our relationship with Truck Assist Racing and NTI into a two-car program gives us a great base to move forward and grow the performance of the team," team owner Stone said.
"We are greatly pleased that all our partners are staying onboard and stepping up to a much bigger multi-year program that we are putting together.”
The 2022 MSR livery features bright orange and grey in line with previous Truck Assist schemes.
The team will also commence the new season with a restructured engineering line-up led by Chris Stuckey and Jack Bellotti.
Hazelwood will be engineered by the experienced Stuckey, with Bellotti to skipper Le Brocq.
"We’re excited to see MSR and Truck Assist back in action, together for another season,” Truck Assist General Manager Alan Hasted said.
"The cars look amazing, and the orange and grey colour scheme will come alive on track.
"On the back of 2021, we anticipate 2022 to be a stellar year for the team and race fans alike, now that opportunities to travel, and for people to gather, are opening up again.”
The new-look MSR will make its competitive debut at Sydney Motorsport Park on March 4-6. CLICK HERE to purchase your tickets.
