Morse unveils striking new livery for a cause

Zane Morse’s Brema Group Racing Commodore will feature a striking new livery for the 2022 Dunlop Super2 Series.

The #11 VF Commodore will sport a hot pink colour scheme as part of a mental health charity initiative.

Morse, 22, showcased the new look at Winton Motor Raceway on Thursday.

It marked the privateer racer's first test day ahead of next weekend's opener in Sydney.

The Morse family will be supporting TradeMutt throughout 2022.

The social impact workwear company creates eye-catching workwear designed to start conversations about mental health for tradespeople.

Every purchase with TradeMutt helps fund free, early intervention professional mental health support for tradies, truckies, rural and blue-collar workers.

Team owner and manager Andre Morse highlighted the team’s personal connection to the cause.

"In our immediate family Zane, Alec and I are all tradesman," Morse told Supercars.com.

"We understand the pressures of being not only family men, but tradesman, so TradeMutt was an awesome fit for us to help raise awareness of their cause.

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"We are lucky to have Brema Group as our major sponsor again this year, and Turps Tippers have come on in a bigger way.

"Enhanced Healthcare have joined us again and we also have a new sponsor in En Garde Fencing and Gates from Wagga Wagga.

"Along with our own company Above All Roof Maintenance, we are really proud to showcase not only mental health awareness and represent our sponsors throughout 2022."

Morse stepped up from the Toyota Gazoo Racing Australia 86 Series and into the development series in 2020.

His 2022 campaign will be his last contesting an ex-Lucas Dumbrell Motorsport Holden.

In 2023, Morse will race the ZB Commodore Chaz Mostert and Lee Holdsworth took to victory in last year's Repco Bathurst 1000.

Morse's 2022 campaign to begin in Sydney across March 4-6.