Tickford Racing has announced its long-expected pairings of Cam Waters/James Moffat and Thomas Randle/Tyler Everingham ahead of a test at Winton today.

It marks Moffat’s fourth year alongside Waters while Everingham is also familiar to Tickford, having co-driven its Declan Fraser entry last year.

Tickford’s downsizing from four cars to two ahead of 2024 left no room for its other two 2023 co-drivers, Zak Best and Garry Jacobson, who have missed out on seats.

Tickford CEO Simon Brookhouse said he’s thrilled with the team’s endurance line-up.

“James brings experience that is crucial in these events, while Tyler’s speed and determination are fantastic additions to the team,” he said.

“We’re confident they’ll be highly competitive at Sandown and Bathurst.”

Waters won the 2017 Sandown 500 alongside Richie Stanaway but is still searching for a Bathurst breakthrough.

He finished on the Great Race podium on three consecutive occasions from 2020, before failing to finish last year after Moffat crashed heavily.

Moffat, the son of four-time Bathurst winner Allan, also has three Bathurst podiums without a win, having earlier finished second with Nissan Motorsport in 2014.

Preparations for the Supercars endurance races are in full swing today with testing at both Winton and Queensland Raceway.

The only squad not testing is PremiAir Racing, which has elected to have its test until after the Sandown 500, which takes place September 13-15.

2024 Supercars Championship driver/co-driver line-up

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