Fullwood given Nissan Supercars call-up
Super2 points leader Bryce Fullwood will drive two of Kelly Racing's Nissan Altimas in the additional drivers practice session at Symmons Plains on Friday.
Bryce Fullwood, Matt Stone Racing Ford
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Fullwood, who currently leads the Super2 series in a MW Motorsport Nissan, has been drafted into the KR squad for the 30-minute session in Tasmania, during which he'll drive both Rick Kelly's #15 entry and Andre Heimgartner's #7 entry.
The other two KR cars won't run in the session.
It will be Fullwood's second race weekend hit-out in a KR Nissan, having driven Todd Kelly's Altima in an additional drivers session at Queensland Raceway back in 2017.
He's also coming off the back of his first main game enduro campaign alongside Todd Hazelwood in the Matt Stone Racing Holden last year.
KR is yet to formally confirm any of its co-drivers for 2019.
Most cars are set to take part in the half-hour additional session at Symmons Plains, apart from the two Nissans, the two Garry Rogers Motorsport Holdens and Macauley Jones' Brad Jones Racing Holden and Todd Hazelwood's Matt Stone Racing Holden.
Entered drivers for Tasmania
# | Team | Driver |
2 | Walkinshaw Andretti United | Warren Luff |
22 | Walkinshaw Andretti United | Jack Perkins |
5 | Tickford Racing | Thomas Randle |
6 | Tickford Racing | Michael Caruso |
23 | Tickford Racing/23 Red Racing | Alex Davison |
55 | Tickford Racing | James Moffat |
7 | Kelly Racing | Bryce Fullwood |
15 | Kelly Racing | Bryce Fullwood |
8 | Brad Jones Racing | Tim Blanchard |
14 | Brad Jones Racing | Ash Walsh |
9 | Erebus Motorsport | Luke Youlden |
99 | Erebus Motorsport | Will Brown |
12 | DJR Team Penske | Tony D’Alberto |
17 | DJR Team Penske | Tony D’Alberto |
18 | Team 18 | Steven Richards |
19 | Tekno Autosports | Jonathon Webb |
88 | Triple Eight Race Engineering | Craig Lowndes |
97 | Triple Eight Race Engineering | Garth Tander |
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