BJR running one-off enduro test liveries

Brad Jones Racing has two new-look Chevrolet Camaros on track at Winton Motor Raceway, as enduro testing takes place.

The Andre Heimgartner/Declan Fraser and Macauley Jones/Jordan Boys cars hit the track on Tuesday with different liveries and naming rights partners.

Heimgartner’s regular R&J Batteries look has made way for a yellow, black and red Dunlop livery. Pizza Hut colours on the Jones car, meanwhile, have been replaced by Automotive Superstore branding.

The new looks are one-offs, however, with the regular liveries to return at next weekend’s Penrite Oil Sandown 500.

BJR stated that the liveries are for promotional filming purposes only, thanking their regular partners for the change.

"Andre and Macca are running some different colours for our test days,” the team stated on social media.

"Dunlop Tyres Australia & New Zealand and Automotive Superstore are doing some filming while we're on track and have taken over the cars.

"A big thank you to Pizza Hut and R&J Batteries for allowing the cars to have a bit of a change for the test.”

BJR is joined at Winton by fellow southern teams, with the Albury squad suffering an early scare with a crash for Bryce Fullwood.

Fullwood crashed at Turn 3 in the opening hours of the day, with the Middy’s Electrical Camaro spinning out following a brake change.

BJR did, however, complete repairs and sent the #14 back out on track.