IRWIN Racing is one of the first teams to show its 2011 war paint, unveiling its new livery for next year’s V8 Supercars Championship.
The new IRWIN design features a sharper look, incorporating silver lines on the doors, front bar and side skirts.
Alex Davison, driver of the #4 IRWIN Tools Ford is pleased with the look of his Falcon.
“I love the new IRWIN Racing design, it’s clean, sleek and stylish, it looks great,” said Davison.
“It’s good to get it all locked away so everyone can see what we will look like, it tells everyone that we are serious about next season and ready to go.
“We are all happy to put 2010 behind us and take what we’ve learned into next year.
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“We took some really positive points away from Sydney, so I am going into next year full of confidence.”
After a frustrating season where he finished 21st in the title, Davison is in the last year of his three-year deal with Stone Brothers Racing. Davison wants to put 2010 behind him and launch into the new year with a renewed look and a renewed focus.
“2011 couldn’t be more important, for IRWIN Tools, Stone Brothers Racing and Alex Davison,” said Davison.
“It’s our third year working together. We didn’t have the success we wanted this year but we know we have the vital ingredients to ensure success. Based on what we have learned in recent weeks we know we are capable of great results.
“We can win trophies in 2011, we know we can and this is our goal.”
Stone Brothers Racing team principal Ross Stone believes that IRWIN Racing took a big step forward at the recent Sydney Telstra 500, which will pay dividends in 2011.
“In Sydney David Stuart (IRWIN Racing’s engineer) and Alex (Davison) found a sweet spot in the IRWIN Ford,” said Stone.
“Shane (van Gisbergen) and Alex (Davison) ran on the same set up and it worked for Alex for the first time. They were able to help one another, there was nothing between them.
“The IRWIN Ford reacted well to change. The guys didn’t have to make big changes; it was more fine tuning to a solid base (set-up).
“We didn’t get the results at Sydney, but over and above the lack of results we had a solid weekend with the set-up of the car and it performed well, which is a really important step forward for everyone associated with the IRWIN side of the garage.”
