Vaughan scores final BJR Enduro Cup seat
Brad Vaughan scores final Brad Jones Racing Enduro Cup seat
Vaughan confirmed alongside Bryce Fullwood for 2025's longest races
South Aussie driver debuted in Matt Chahda wildcard last year
Brad Jones Racing has completed its Enduro Cup line-up, confirming Brad Vaughan alongside Bryce Fullwood for 2025's longest Supercars races.
Vaughan, who joined BJR for this year's Dunlop Super2 Series, will make his second Bathurst start in October with Fullwood, who recently claimed a podium in Tasmania.
It's the second co-driver announcement in as many days, with Blanchard Racing Team announcing the signing of Zak Best alongside rookie Aaron Cameron.
Vaughan made his Supercars debut in last year's endurance races, racing alongside Matt Chahda in the latter's privateer Camaro.
The South Australian drove Fullwood's Camaro at the pre-season test day in February, and completes BJR's suite of Enduro Cup line-ups alongside the Andre Heimgartner/Declan Fraser, Macauley Jones/Jordan Boys and Jaxon Evans/Jack Smith pairings.
Vaughan's first Enduro Cup start will come on home soil at The Bend, before racing at Mount Panorama in October.
“Super excited to partner up for the enduros with Bryce,” Vaughan said.
"I’ve been getting along well with everyone at BJR, and Bryce has been super helpful with my Super2 program already. It’ll be great to head to Tailem Bend for an enduro race this year. Exciting to have a home race! So that's very, very special. Hopefully we have some good results.”
Fullwood said: “Excited to have Brad as my co-driver for this year.I believe it'll be his second go at it after making his debut last year.
"I've been following his Super2 journey closely and he's been doing a good job. "It’ll be great to have him drive with me and excited to see what we can do later in the year.”
Team owner Jones added: “Brad is a very exciting prospect and he did a good job in Chahda’s car last year, so we’re keen to see what he can do in car #14.
“It's great to be able to pull from our Super2 program. We’ve always put an emphasis on developing and nurturing young talent and Brad has that in spades, so at the end of the day it’s an easy decision.
“He already has a great relationship with Bryce and has spent some time in the garage with Phil Keed, so he’s very familiar with the full crew.
“Brad has been amazing to work with over the first two Super2 rounds. He’s very switched on and has an impressive work ethic.”
Vaughan will resume his Super2 campaign in Townsville in July.
