The son of two-time Supercars champion Glenn and grandson of the late 1965 Bathurst winner Bo will drive a wildcard entry at the Ipswich Super440 in August.
Seton, 27, is set to steer a third Matt Stone Racing Camaro before tackling the Enduro Cup as a co-driver for the team alongside Zach Bates.
The third-generation racer has today launched a membership program for his wildcard run.
Fans can pay $100 to get their name on the bootlid of Seton’s Camaro and go into the draw to win the race suit he’ll wear at the event.
“It’s obviously pretty special to be making my solo Supercars debut and follow in dad’s footsteps,” said Seton.
“The membership program is designed to bring as many people as possible with me on the journey.
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“Everyone who signs up as a member will get their name on the car and go into the draw to win the race suit, which will come signed and framed.”
CLICK HERE to visit the Aaron Seton wildcard membership page.
Seton made his main game Supercars debut with MSR in the 2022 Bathurst 1000.
He returned to Supercars duties via an Enduro Cup wildcard program with MSR and now takes the next step into a single-driver round.
“I’m grateful to Matt Stone Racing for the opportunity,” he said.
“It’s a team I know well, all my main game starts have come through them, so I’m excited to be joining them.
“I think a great weekend for us would be to qualify in the top 20 and race there as well.
“The plan is to stay out of trouble and compete with the guys who do it full-time.”
Seton works day-to-day managing Gomersall Motorsport, co-driving one of the Ford Mustangs it runs in the GT4 Australia Series.
The Seton/Gomersall entry will, however, be absent from this weekend’s Ipswich round due to damage sustained last time out at The Bend.
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