Second-generation racer Cameron Crick returns in 2024 with Eggleston Motorsport, and will complete double duties after inking a V8 SuperUtes drive deal.
Second-generation racer Cameron Crick returns in 2024 with Eggleston Motorsport, and will complete double duties after inking a V8 SuperUtes drive deal.
Son of the late truck racing legend and Bathurst 1000 competitor Rodney, Crick began his racing career in the Australian Kart School National Championship in 2014 before graduating to circuit racing with the inaugural Toyota 86 Racing Series in 2016.
After finishing just outside the top 10 in the standings in his first two seasons, Crick broke through for his first podium finish during 2018, scoring a total of five trips to the dais on his way to third in the points standings.
Crick expanded his horizons with a one-off appearance in the V8 Utes category in 2017, then took a second-place race finish on debut in the new SuperUtes category the following year deputising for Dakar Rally star Toby Price.
The 2019 season delivered a breakthrough for Crick; he claimed five race wins on the way to second place in the SuperUtes title. He also raced in the Porsche Michelin GT3 Cup Challenge that same year, and took third overall on debut in the Trans Am Series at its 2020 season-opening round in Adelaide before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic curtailed his season.
Crick returned in 2021 to finish third in the inaugural V8 SuperUte Series and he also took three race wins in the TGRA 86 Series. He made his Supercars debut in 2022 with a solid rookie season at EMS and stepped into an ex-Team 18, Triple Eight-built ZB Commodore for his second year in the category.
A last-minute deal sees Crick return with the Egglestons in 2024, alongside rising stars Kai Allen, Cooper Murray and Jordyn Sinni.