Eggleston Motorsport has confirmed that it will field Bradley Neill for his Dunlop Super2 Series debut, in a Walkinshaw Racing-built Commodore.
As first reported by Speedcafe.com, Neill has brought the Holden which was campaigned last year by Anderson Motorsport to the Melbourne-based squad.
Eggleston has now posted on social media, “Proud to announce Bradley Neill will step up to the [Super2 Series] in an ex-HRT Commodore to be prepared and ran by Eggleston Motorsport.
“Welcome to the family [Bradley Neill].”
The car in question is that in which James Courtney won a thrilling second race of the 2016 Adelaide 500, holding off Jamie Whincup in a fight which went all the way to the final lap.
Courtney was sporting the then-traditional Holden Racing Team #22, and Neill appears set to do so in 2021 having similarly used #9 when he piloted an ex-Shane van Gisbergen Stone Brothers Racing FG Falcon in Super3 in 2018 and 2019.
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The Commodore raced at just the one event last year, when Tyler Everingham drove for Anderson in Round 2 of Super2 at Sydney Motorsport Park before he elected to concentrate on a Bathurst 1000 wildcard at the time of the season finale.
Eggleston has not made any announcements about the rest of its line-up, although Matt McLean appears set to drive one of its own, Triple Eight Race Engineering-built VF Commodores, and Thomas Maxwell is understood to be working on a deal to race another.
Victorian-based Super2 teams are testing at Winton today and tomorrow ahead of Round 1 at the Repco Mount Panorama 500 on February 26-28.
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