Brad Jones Racing unveils final Fullwood livery

Bryce Fullwood's final weekend behind the wheel of the #14 Brad Jones Racing Camaro will come with a new look at the bp Adelaide Grand Final.

Fullwood will carry the colours of several local South Australian businesses, with naming rights from leading logistics company TRG Transport Solutions.

The TRG Camaro will also feature prominent branding from Southern Contracting Group on the bonnet, whilst Legacy Hotels and Apartments also take space on the front bar.

The black and red look is the final livery to revealed as part of a rolling sponsorship model for the #14 in 2025.

“The car looks absolutely amazing. The colours and the design are really going to standout on track and I’m excited to go racing in this one,” Fullwood said.

“For us it’s all about finishing the year strong. We had momentum at Sandown and I fully believe we can build on that at Adelaide. It’s a bit bittersweet to have that kind of upswing at this time of the year but it is what it is."

“I want to thank Phil [Keed, Race Engineer], Jason [Bonney, Data Engineer], Harry [Ryan, #1 Mechanic] and Thomas [Cameron, #2 mechanic] for everything over the last few years. They’re a great crew and we’ve had some fun together.”

Team owner Brad Jones said: “Tony Musolino and the team at TRG have been such great supporters of ours over the years and I’m excited to see them back on the car as a naming rights sponsor in Adelaide. I’m sure I’ll get the chance to catch up with him and his team at the track."

Fullwood, the 2019 Super2 champion, also paid tribute to his crew as a four-year tenure comes to an end. Fullwood's final season at BJR was highlighted by a podium at the Tasmania SuperSprint in May.

“I want to thank Phil [Keed, Race Engineer], Jason [Bonney, Data Engineer], Harry [Ryan, #1 Mechanic] and Thomas [Cameron, #2 mechanic] for everything over the last few years. They’re a great crew and we’ve had some fun together," said Fullwood.

Jones also paid tribute to Fullwood ahead of his last weekend with the team, with the Northern Terriotrian having become a popular part of the Albury team since joining from Walkinshaw Andretti United in 2022.

“This is our last round with Bryce and It’s not easy saying goodbye to him as a full-time driver. He has been an important contributor to BJR over the last few years and he’s a good friend. He’s always up for a chat.

“I hope we can give him the results he deserves in his last round and a fitting send off.”

Fans can get a first glimpse of the TRG livery at the Track to Town activation from 4:30pm, local time, before the Supercars hit the track tomorrow for opening practice at 3:15pm local time/3:45pm AEDT.