Brad Jones Racing has revealed its co-driver line-up ahead of the Ryco Enduro Cup.
Former full-time driver Bryce Fullwood leads the list of announcements by joining leading contender Andre Heimgartner in the R&J Batteries Racing Toyota GR Supra.
The 2026 season marked a shift for Fullwood after being a full-time Supercars driver since 2020 and joined Brad Jones Racing as a part of its full-time line-up in 2022.
Fullwood was dropped from his full-time seat at the end of last year, but was quickly snapped up by Brad Jones Racing as a co-driver.
“I’m really looking forward to getting into the Supra,” said Fullwood.
“From what I’ve seen from the outside, it looks pretty cool, so it’ll be great to finally get behind the wheel and see what it’s like. I’m keen to get stuck into the test day and start getting comfortable in the car.
“Coming back into the team feels pretty natural. Obviously, the crew is a bit different on this side of the garage, but I’m back working with Phil [Keed, Race Engineer], which is great. We’ve worked together quite a lot over the years and have a really good relationship, so it’s nice to have that familiarity coming back into the team.
“Teaming up with Andre is a great opportunity. After the run he had at Bathurst last year in some pretty wild conditions, there was plenty to be encouraged by. Going from team-mates to co-drivers is an interesting change, but we’ve had a good working relationship over the last few years, so I’m looking forward to getting on track at the test day and then heading to The Bend in the R&J Batteries colours.”
It is an otherwise unchanged line-up for Brad Jones Racing co-driver line-up featuring its Super2 driver Brad Vaughan, who undertakes his third endurance campaign, alongside Cam Hill and mainstay Jordan Boys in what marks the fifth-year he will team up with Macauley Jones.
“We’ve got a pretty familiar line-up for this year, and all three of our co-drivers know our team and our crew really well,” said team owner Brad Jones.
“That’s a real advantage as we head into the Enduros, particularly as we continue to build our experience with the Supra in its first Enduro campaigns.
“It’s great to have Bryce back in the team. The value he brings as a co-driver is a real strength and he knows the way we work, so he won’t take long to get up to speed in the Supra. He’s also got a great crew around him with Phil [Keed, Race Engineer] and Andre, so hopefully they can make the most of the QR test day, put plenty of laps on the car and lay a strong foundation heading into The Bend.
“Obviously, we’ve seen what Brad can do over the years. He’s a multiple Super2 race winner and he’s got plenty of speed, so I’m really pleased to give him another opportunity in the car this year alongside Cam. It’s a good combination, and I think they’ll work really well together.
“Jordan is a bit of a no-brainer for us. He fits in so well with our crew, and he and Macca just gel. They’ve built a really good relationship, so it’s a pairing that works really naturally for us. We’re really happy to have them back together and heading into another Enduro campaign.
“This is the first Enduro season for the GR Supra Supercar, so there’s a lot for us to learn and plenty of work to get through. Having three co-drivers who already understand our team and the way we operate gives us a really solid platform to build from.
“I’m excited however to see three BJR Supras line-up on the grid at Bathurst, that’s going to be a very special moment for me and our team.”
Brad Jones Racing and its enduro line-up will complete the all-in Supercars test day at Queensland Raceway on August 25.