Erebus Motorsport welcomes Tyrepower as primary partner for Jack Le Brocq’s #9 Camaro, debuting at the Darwin Triple Crown, the designated Indigenous round of the 2024 Supercars Championship.
The partnership will extend through the Townsville 500, the enduro double, and the Gold Coast 500 later this year.
“Welcoming Tyrepower to the team for Darwin is huge, especially as we were able to go all out with an Indigenous design for the occasion,” Le Brocq said.
Tyrepower, a leading network of independent tyre retail and automotive service stores, has been serving Australia and New Zealand since 1977.
Tyrepower’s Rob Smith expressed excitement about the announcement and continuation of its support of Supercars and motorsport at the highest level.
“We are thrilled to continue our support of Jack Le Brocq by joining Erebus for key events during 2024. This partnership aligns perfectly with our commitment to quality and allows us to connect with a passionate automotive audience, showcasing our dedication to excellence in both products and services.”
The team has this morning unveiled two distinct yet complementary liveries for the event, with artwork created by Jedess Hudson, a proud descendant of the Ewamian and Western Yalanji peoples of North Queensland.
Ms. Hudson is a vibrant force in the Aboriginal art and Indigenous creative community.
The #1 car of 2023 Supercars Champion will don the “Tron” livery debuted in Perth, this time with an Indigenous tweak. The artwork on both cars is based on the one overarching theme: resilience.
Ms Hudson’s design represents the mystical and powerful flow of darkness and light, spirit and resilience, capturing the very essence of Erebus Motorsport.
“The artwork celebrates resilience and unity in overcoming adversity. The blue hues signify balance and harmony, while the red on Car 9 symbolises the blood that binds us, representing ties to team, family, and community.
“The pieces illustrate how perseverance and strength are essential to overcoming challenges and emerging victorious.”