PremiAir unveil new-look livery ahead of enduros
PremiAir Camaros to swap from a black to white look for rest of 2024
New livery unveiled this morning at the Gold Coast Motor Museum
Tim Slade to pair with Cameron McLeod, James Golding sharing with David Russell
PremiAir Racing has unveiled a heavily revised livery to be used for the remainder of the 2024 Repco Supercars Championship.
The covers were taken off the two Nulon Camaros at the Gold Coast Motor Museum, with the new livery representing the evolution the team has been on since joining the sport in 2022.
Full-time drivers Tim Slade and James Golding were joined by respective co-drivers Cameron McLeod and David Russell at the event, where they also answered fan questions.
The crisp white livery is a stark contrast to the black liveries the team has run since welcoming Nulon as primary sponsor for the start of last season.
Having continued to push towards the front of the pack this season, including Golding scoring the team's maiden pole in Darwin, team owner Peter Xiberras is looking forward to the enduro season.
“PremiAir Nulon Racing has had an intense few years since coming into being just before the 2022 season, and this new look reflects the evolution we have been undergoing, particularly of late,” Xiberras said.
“We have been making big strides forward recently and I feel we are coming of age, so it is only fitting that we should be updating the look of our cars to reflect how we feel as a team.
“We are feeling crisp, clean, and sharp, and these liveries represent that perfectly while championing our supporting partners in the best possible way as we continue to be a regular in the top 10 – including at last year’s 500 and 1000 – while pursuing that breakthrough podium.
“We are right on the cusp, and like our team development, a lot of work has gone into these new liveries, so I am so very pleased that we have been able to finally unveil them to the public today – and going by the reaction this morning from those in attendance, the fans love them as much as we do.”
Golding enters the season of endurance ninth in the championship standings, and has form at Bathurst in particular, qualifying in provisional second last year in Friday qualifying.
Slade is 19th in points entering Sandown, where he finished ninth last season alongside former co-driver Jonathon Webb.
The 2024 Repco Supercars Championship shifts into enduro mode at the Penrite Oil Sandown 500 from September 13-15. Tickets for the 60th anniversary event are on sale now.
