Bryce Fullwood

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Bryce Fullwood
Symmons Plains, Tasmania (51120588194).jpg
NationalityFlag of Australia (converted).svg  Australian
Born (1998-05-11) 11 May 1998 (age 25)
Darwin, Northern Territory
Supercars Championship career
Debut season 2020
Current team Brad Jones Racing
Car number14
Former teams Walkinshaw Andretti United
Starts104
Wins0
Podiums1
Poles0
Best finish14th in 2021
Championship titles
2019 Dunlop Super2 Series

Bryce Fullwood (born 11 May 1998 in Darwin, Australia) is an Australian racing driver currently racing in the Repco Supercars Championship with Brad Jones Racing in the No. 14 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 [1] In 2019, Fullwood won the Dunlop Super2 Series with MW Motorsport.

Contents

Career results

Career summary

SeasonSeriesPositionCarTeam
2015 V8 Supercars Dunlop Series 17th Holden VE Commodore
Ford FG Falcon
Paul Morris Motorsport
MW Motorsport
2016 Supercars Dunlop Series 14th Ford FG Falcon MW Motorsport
2017 Dunlop Super2 Series 11th Ford FG Falcon
Nissan Altima L33
MW Motorsport
2018 Dunlop Super2 Series 17th Ford FG X Falcon
Holden VF Commodore
Matt Stone Racing
Virgin Australia Supercars Championship 47th Holden VF Commodore
2019 Dunlop Super2 Series 1st Nissan Altima L33 MW Motorsport
Virgin Australia Supercars Championship 48th Kelly Racing
2020 Virgin Australia Supercars Championship 18th Holden ZB Commodore Walkinshaw Andretti United
2021 Repco Supercars Championship 14th Holden ZB Commodore Walkinshaw Andretti United
2022 Repco Supercars Championship 17th Holden Commodore ZB Brad Jones Racing
2023 Repco Supercars Championship 11th Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 Brad Jones Racing

Supercars Championship results

Supercars results
YearTeamCar12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334PositionPoints
2018 Matt Stone Racing Holden VF Commodore ADE
R1
ADE
R2
MEL
R3
MEL
R4
MEL
R5
MEL
R6
SYM
R7
SYM
R8
PHI
R9
PHI
R10
BAR
R11
BAR
R12
WIN
R13

PO
WIN
R14

PO
HID
R15
HID
R16
TOW
R17
TOW
R18
QLD
R19

PO
QLD
R20

PO
SMP
R21
BEN
R22
BEN
R23
SAN
QR

21
SAN
R24

21
BAT
R25

20
SUR
R26

20
SUR
R27

C
PUK
R28
PUK
R29
NEW
R30
NEW
R31
47th219
2019 Kelly Racing Nissan Altima L33 ADE
R1
ADE
R2
MEL
R3
MEL
R4
MEL
R5
MEL
R6
SYM
R7
SYM
R8
PHI
R9
PHI
R10
BAR
R11
BAR
R12
WIN
R13
WIN
R14
HID
R15
HID
R16
TOW
R17
TOW
R18
QLD
R19
QLD
R20
BEN
R21
BEN
R22
PUK
R23
PUK
R24
BAT
R25

Ret
SUR
R26

Ret
SUR
R27

21
SAN
QR

4
SAN
R28

8
NEW
R29
NEW
R30
48th232
2020 Walkinshaw Andretti United Holden ZB Commodore ADE
R1

21
ADE
R2

17
MEL
R3

C
MEL
R4

C
MEL
R5

C
MEL
R6

C
SMP1
R7

13
SMP1
R8

20
SMP1
R9

10
SMP2
R10

15
SMP2
R11

15
SMP2
R12

7
HID1
R13

21
HID1
R14

18
HID1
R15

19
HID2
R16

19
HID2
R17

17
HID2
R18

17
TOW1
R19

8
TOW1
R20

19
TOW1
R21

12
TOW2
R22

17
TOW2
R23

12
TOW2
R24

18
BEN1
R25

3
BEN1
R26

16
BEN1
R27

19
BEN2
R28

15
BEN2
R29

18
BEN2
R30

19
BAT
R31

Ret
18th1092
2021 Walkinshaw Andretti United Holden ZB Commodore BAT1
R1

5
BAT1
R2

13
SAN
R3

24
SAN
R4

15
SAN
R5

13
SYM
R6

23
SYM
R7

17
SYM
R8

17
BEN
R9

16
BEN
R10

6
BEN
R11

14
HID
R12

11
HID
R13

12
HID
R14

14
TOW1
R15

11
TOW1
R16

13
TOW2
R17

21
TOW2
R18

14
TOW2
R19

11
SMP1
R20

18
SMP1
R21

12
SMP1
R22

18
SMP2
R23

10
SMP2
R24

16
SMP2
R25

22
SMP3
R26

Ret
SMP3
R27

10
SMP3
R28

14
SMP4
R29

23
SMP4
R30

C
BAT2
R31

5
14th1491
2022 Brad Jones Racing Holden ZB Commodore SMP
R1

12
SMP
R2

19
SYM
R3

15
SYM
R4

18
SYM
R5

21
MEL
R6

10
MEL
R7

10
MEL
R8

22
MEL
R9

19
BAR
R10

Ret
BAR
R11

NC
BAR
R12

14
WIN
R13

20
WIN
R14

21
WIN
R15

23
HID
R16

18
HID
R17

15
HID
R18

14
TOW
R19

15
TOW
R20

13
BEN
R21

17
BEN
R22

10
BEN
R23

17
SAN
R24

16
SAN
R25

21
SAN
R26

14
PUK
R27

22
PUK
R28

11
PUK
R29

13
BAT
R30

9
SUR
R31

22
SUR
R32

13
ADE
R33

17
ADE
R34

Ret
17th1383
2023 Brad Jones Racing Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 NEW
R1
15
NEW
R2
11
MEL
R3
11
MEL
R4
7
MEL
R5
12
MEL
R6
18
BAR
R7
14
BAR
R8
12
BAR
R9
17
SYM
R10
19
SYM
R11
17
SYM
R12
10
HID
R13
5
HID
R14
8
HID
R15
11
TOW
R16
8
TOW
R17
9
SMP
R18
8
SMP
R19
5
BEN
R20
21
BEN
R21
8
BEN
R22
23
SAN
R23
14
BAT
R24
7
SUR
R25
22
SUR
R26
10
ADE
R27
19
ADE
R28
18
11th1722

Bathurst 1000 results

YearTeamCarCo-driverPositionLaps
2018 Matt Stone Racing Holden Commodore VF Flag of Australia (converted).svg Todd Hazelwood 20th159
2019 Kelly Racing Nissan Altima L33 Flag of New Zealand.svg Andre Heimgartner DNF157
2020 Walkinshaw Andretti United Holden Commodore ZB Flag of Australia (converted).svg Kurt Kostecki DNF147
2021 Walkinshaw Andretti UnitedHolden Commodore ZB Flag of Australia (converted).svg Warren Luff 5th161
2022 Brad Jones Racing Holden Commodore ZB Flag of Australia (converted).svg Dean Fiore 9th161
2023 Brad Jones Racing Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Dean Fiore7th161

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References

  1. "Fullwood confirmed at WAU". Supercars.com. Retrieved 20 January 2020.
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2019
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