Three seats left: 2025 Supercars co-driver market

The field is quickly coming together for the 2025 Enduro Cup, with three seats left for the year's longest races.

In the last 24 hours, Zak Best and Brad Vaughan have been confirmed at Blanchard Racing Team and Brad Jones Racing respectively.

It leaves just three unconfirmed seats, two of which are full-time entries.

BRT has yet to announce its co-driver for retiring driver James Courtney, while PremiAir Racing is also yet to confirm Richie Stanaway's driving partner.

What we know

The two race-winning combinations from 2024 will return, with Bathurst winners Brodie Kostecki/Todd Hazelwood shifting from Erebus Motorsport to Dick Johnson Racing.

Will Brown will again be joined by Sandown-winning co-driver Scott Pye at Triple Eight Race Engineering.

At current, six line-ups will carry over into 2025: Kostecki/Hazelwood, Brown/Pye, Broc Feeney/Jamie Whincup, Matt Payne/Garth Tander, James Golding/David Russell, and Macauley Jones/Jordan Boys.

There will be new combinations at Tickford Racing, Walkinshaw Andretti United, Penrite Racing, DJR, Matt Stone Racing, Brad Jones Racing, Team 18, PremiAir Racing, Erebus Motorsport and BRT.

Tickford has secured 2013 Bathurst winner Mark Winterbottom alongside Cam Waters, with James Moffat moving alongside Thomas Randle.

Erebus will hand debuts to Jobe Stewart and Jarrod Hughes alongside Cooper Murray and Jack Le Brocq, while Dale Wood slots in alongside Penrite Racing rookie Kai Allen.

Down at MSR, Tim Slade joins Nick Percat, with Cameron McLeod joining Cameron Hill. Anton De Pasquale and David Reynolds will be joined by Porsche Carrera Cup star Harri Jones and 2021 Bathurst winner Lee Holdsworth respectively.

BJR also has two returning line-ups (Andre Heimgartner/Declan Fraser and Macauley Jones/Jordan Boys), one line-up reuniting since 2023 (Jaxon Evans/Jack Smith) and one new (Bryce Fullwood/Vaughan).

Then, there's BRT, which confirmed one half of its roster with Best signing alongside Aaron Cameron.

What's left

Walkinshaw Andretti United has Jayden Ojeda and Fabian Coulthard locked in, but the team hasn't announced its pairings. Coulthard raced with Ryan Wood last year, and also partnered Chaz Mostert in 2022, finishing second in the Great Race. Ojeda has been one of the form drivers in recent years, and is a factory Mercedes-AMG driver in 2025.

Jack Perkins is also likely to return alongside Courtney at BRT, with the duo racing together last season.

At PremiAir, it also appears likely that recent Super2 race winner Nash Morris will get the call-up to partner Stanaway. It would mark Morris' Supercars debut, 11 years after father Paul won the Great Race.

There will also be at least three wildcard entries: Triple Eight (Craig Lowndes/Zach Bates), Tickford (Rylan Gray/Lochie Dalton) and MSR (Cameron Crick/TBC).

That could expand to four, with Matt Chahda Motorsport keen to putting together another wildcard campaign.

The MSR wildcard co-drive has been up in the air for some time, with Kiwi sportscar ace Brendon Leitch testing the Camaro at the pre-season Sydney test day. However, Triple Eight Super2 drivers Jackson Walls and Ben Gomersall have since emerged to be in the mix for the seat.

Take a look at all confirmed line-ups, listed in current teams' championship order.

2025 Enduro Cup pairings (as of May 21, 2025)

*Unchanged line-up from 2024

^Wildcard