Matt Stone Racing has revealed all three of its Chevrolet Camaros ahead of the opening round of the Repco Supercars Championship season.
The team expands to a trio of entries for the opening event of the season at Sydney Motorsport Park by running enduro driver Cameron Crick as a Wildcard.
Otherwise, continuity is key at MSR as it welcomes back full-time drivers Nick Percat and Cameron Hill alongside their respective backers from 2024.
Percat led the way for MSR in a return to form last season as he scored two wins on the way to eighth in the title race.
“The design is a subtle evolution from last year, and it’s great to have Bendix back onboard for
another season with their iconic blue,” said Percat.
“We’ve got an important pre-season test day coming up next week in Sydney before we hit the
track in anger for Round 1, so now that we have revealed the livery, it’s all eyes on preparations
for that. Excited to get out there and see how we go this year.”
Bendix will once again take on primary sponsorship of Percat’s entry.
“Partnering with MSR in the Supercars Championship last year allowed us to increase
awareness of our brand among an important demographic in a targeted way,” Bendix CEO George Kyriakopoulos said.
“The motorsport audience is not only about fast machines, so while we do cater for performance cars with products such as the Ultimate+ Brake Upgrade Kits, the Bendix range covers just about all vehicle types and motoring passions.
“For 4x4s there’s the Ultimate 4WDTM range, we also have products to suit classic cars, EVs
and Hybrids as well as everyday vehicles with our General CTTM range
“The prominent profile of Supercars is also fantastic for the morale of Bendix employees and
trade partners, as they see our brand competing on a high-profile stage.
“We look forward to supporting MSR through Team Bendix Racing this year and wish Nick and
the team a safe and successful 2025 campaign.”
Crick’s Wildcard will feature support from Dormer HVAC Services in what will be his maiden Supercars solo event.
“It’s great to reveal our Dormer HVAC Racing livery to everybody,” said Crick.
“This programme is an absolute dream come true for me, I’m very excited to have my first solo
race in Supercars with the MSR team.
“The car looks awesome which is great to see after all the hard work that has been put into
making this project happen over the last few months.
“I have already learnt a lot from Nick and Cam and I plan to take those learnings into my home
race at Sydney Motorsport Park.
“Excited to see what’s in store for us.”
Hill’s Camaro was revealed earlier at the Canberra Festival of Speed and will carry major support from Supaglass Industries.