Paul Morris (racing driver)

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Paul Morris
Paul Morris.jpg
Morris in 2008
NationalityFlag of Australia (converted).svg  Australian
Born (1967-12-22) 22 December 1967 (age 55)
Morwell, Victoria
Related to Nash Morris (son)
Boost Mobile Super Trucks career
Debut season 2020
Racing licence FIA Bronze Driver.png FIA Bronze
Car number67
Starts12
Championships1
Wins4
Podiums7
Poles0
Best finish1st in 2021
Finished last season 2021
Stadium Super Trucks career
Debut season 2015
Car number67
Starts64
Championships1
Wins3
Podiums21
Poles5
Best finish1st in 2017
Finished last season14th (2019)
Previous series
1989–91
1991
1992–94
1995–01
1998
1999–2014
2009–16		 Australian Formula Ford
Australian Drivers' Champ.
Australian Touring Cars
Australian Super Touring
Indy Lights
V8 Supercars
Development V8 Series
Championship titles
2021
2017
1995
1996–97
1997
1998
1999
2000–01 		Boost Mobile SUper Trucks
Stadium Super Trucks
Australian Super Touring
TraNZam Series
Australian Super Touring
Queensland Gemini Series
Australian Super Touring
Australian Super Touring
Last updated on: 9 December 2021.

Paul "The Dude" Morris (born 22 December 1967) is an Australian motor racing driver and team owner. The owner of Paul Morris Motorsport, he competes in Queensland sprint car racing and the Stadium Super Trucks, the latter of which includes the series' Australian Boost Mobile Super Trucks championship. He won the SST championship in 2017 and the Boost Mobile Super Trucks title in 2021.

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Morris is one of two people, alongside Shane Van Gisbergen, to have won all three major car racing events at Mount Panorama; the Bathurst 1000, Bathurst 6 Hour and Bathurst 12 Hour. [1]

Early career

Morris started his motor racing career at the age of 19 in 1987, driving in the Queensland Gemini Series. He won Rookie of the Year in his debut season, and won the state championship the following year. He spent the next three years competing in Formula Ford. [2]

Morris made his Bathurst debut in 1991, driving a Toyota Corolla. He won the Class C title that year with Geoff Full. [2]

He joined the BMW Works team in 1992, and competed in the Australian Touring Car Championship for several years. Morris went on to compete in the Australian Super Touring Championship from 1994 to 2000 (excluding 1998), winning four championships. His notable sponsors during this time were Benson & Hedges and Diet Coke. He also competed in the V8 Touring Car Championship full-time in 1994, driving a Holden Commodore sponsored by Diet Coke. That same year, he would claim another class victory at the Bathurst 1000 with German driver Altfrid Heger in a BMW, having written off his Holden in testing prior to the race.

In 1998, Morris drove for PacWest Racing in the PPG Dayton Indy Lights Championship in the United States. His best result was sixth in the opening round at Homestead. [2]

V8 Supercars

Morris co-drove with the Holden Racing Team in the 1999 endurance events. He finished third with Mark Skaife at Bathurst in that year. [3]

From 2000, Morris again competed in the V8 Supercar Series full-time. Originally sponsored by Big Kev, he was involved in a major start-line accident at the Oran Park round in 2000. He suffered a number of fractured vertebrae in this accident, and narrowly escaped the flaming wreckage of his VS Commodore. [2]

Morris recovered without missing any V8 Supercar races, and he went on to achieve his first major success at Calder Park Raceway in 2001, where he won two of the three races and won the round overall. [3]

In the week leading up to the final V8 Supercar round of 2008 Morris announced he would no longer be driving full-time in 2009 and that the team were searching for a full-time replacement in the No. 67 Commodore.

In 2011, Morris competes in the second-tier Fujitsu V8 Supercar Series in one of the teams older Commodores.

In 2014, Morris won the Bathurst 1000 outright for the first time as co-driver to Chaz Mostert for Ford Performance Racing. Morris had previously 'won' the 1997 AMP Bathurst 1000 in a Super Touring BMW 320i with Craig Baird. However the Morris/Baird BMW was disqualified immediately after the race as the team had mistakenly left Baird in the car at its last pit stop, resulting in Baird breaching race regulations by driving for more than three continuous hours. The disqualification handed the win to team mates Geoff and David Brabham.

Speaking over the 2015 V8 Supercars Winton SuperSprint Morris announced his retirement from Bathurst after losing his co-driver seat to Cameron Waters. [4]

Morris continues to race in the V8 Development Series.

Sprintcars

Morris competes in Speedway Sprintcars in Australia in the KRE-engined No. 67 Supercheap Auto Sprintcar. Morris took his first Sprintcar pole position in Round 4 of the KRE Race Engines Track Championship at Brisbane International Speedway (Archerfield Speedway) in January 2011. [5] He has also had heat wins in World Series Sprintcars.

Morris suffered a major crash at Archerfield during round 6 of the 2012/13 World Series Sprintcars. After winning his earlier heat race, Morris started from position 5 in the B Main, but lasted less than a ¼ of a lap after clipping the wheels of another car on the front straight resulting in his car going end over end and finally coming to rest in the middle of turn 2. Morris escaped the crash without injury, but his Sprintcar was in need of major repair.

Stadium Super Trucks

In 2015, Morris made his Speed Energy Formula Off-Road (Stadium Super Trucks) debut at Surfers Paradise, where he finished third in the first race. [6] A doubleheader on 25 October saw Morris finish fifth and second to score the overall win. [7] A year later, he ran much of the 2016 schedule and finished fourth in points, the highest championship run for a winless driver that year. [8]

Morris contested the full 2017 schedule as he scored three wins at Adelaide and Darwin (twice). Entering the season finale at Lake Elsinore Diamond, Morris trailed Matthew Brabham by 15 points but did not participate due to a rib injury. In his place, he had off-road veteran Jerett Brooks drive his No. 67 truck, with all points scored by Brooks going to Morris; Brooks finished eighth and second in the weekend, enabling Morris to win the 2017 championship by one point over Brabham. [9] [10]

In May 2018, the series formed an alliance with Boost Mobile to increase its presence in Australia. As part of the agreement, Paul Morris Motorsport became a logistics partner for the series' Australian operations. [11] However, SST was banned by the Confederation of Australian Motor Sport (CAMS) later that month for safety reasons. [12] When the trucks returned in 2019 under the Boost Mobile Super Trucks name, Paul Morris Motorsport's Norwell Motorplex became its headquarters. [13] In October 2019, Morris also ran his first SST race of the year at Gold Coast; he led much of the second race before colliding with Cole Potts on the final lap, surrendering the win to Brabham. [14]

When the series began an Australian championship in 2020 called the Boost Mobile Super Trucks, Morris and Paul Morris Racing Academy development driver Luke van Herwaarde partnered to race under the Team Norwell name. [15]

The 2021 Boost Mobile Super Trucks Series began with Morris winning two of three races in the opener at Symmons Plains Raceway before finishing second to Shae Davies in the last. [16] The same pattern of winning the first two but being denied a sweep by Davies occurred a round later at Hidden Valley Raceway. [17] The season ended early after the COVID-19 pandemic cancelled many of the final rounds. [18] Morris and Davies were mathematically tied for the points lead with 93 points apiece, and the former held the tiebreaker as he had four wins to Davies' two. [19]

Personal life

Morris is nicknamed "The Dude". He received the moniker when he returned from a trip to the United States in the 1990s, where the word "dude" was frequently used. [20]

His son Nash Morris is also a racing driver who competes in the Super3 Series and Boost Mobile Super Trucks. [21] [22]

Career highlights

Career results

Morris placed 19th in the 2005 V8 Supercar Championship Series driving a Holden VZ Commodore Bathurst 1000 2005 1.jpg
Morris placed 19th in the 2005 V8 Supercar Championship Series driving a Holden VZ Commodore
SeasonSeriesPositionCarTeam
1989 Motorcraft Formula Ford Driver to Europe Series 5th Van Diemen RF89 Ford Paul Morris
1990 Motorcraft Formula Ford Driver to Europe Series 3rd Van Diemen RF89 Ford Morgan Vault Racing
1991 Motorcraft Formula Ford Driver to Europe Series 5th Van Diemen RF91 FordSpeedtech
Australian Drivers' Championship 4th Shrike NB89H Holden
1992 Australian Touring Car Championship 9th BMW M3 Evolution II Tony Longhurst Racing
1993 Australian Touring Car Championship 16th BMW M3 Evolution II Tony Longhurst Racing
1994 Australian Touring Car Championship 13th Holden VP Commodore LoGaMo Racing
Australian Manufacturers' Championship 2nd BMW 318i LoGaMo Racing
1995 Australian Super Touring Championship 1st BMW 318i Paul Morris Motorsport
Australian GT Production Car Series 5th BMW M3R Paul Morris Motorsport
1996 Australian Super Touring Championship 2nd BMW 318i Paul Morris Motorsport
1996–97TraNZam Championship1st
1997 Australian Super Touring Championship 1st BMW 320i Paul Morris Motorsport
1998 Indy Lights Championship 21st Lola T97/20 Buick PacWest Racing
Queensland Gemini Championship1stHolden Gemini Coupe Paul Morris Motorsport
1999 Australian Super Touring Championship 1st BMW 320i Paul Morris Motorsport
Shell Championship Series 37th Holden VT Commodore Holden Racing Team
2000 Shell Championship Series 19th Holden VS Commodore
Holden VT Commodore 		Paul Morris Motorsport
2000–01 Australian Super Touring Championship 1st BMW 320i Paul Morris Motorsport
2001 Shell Championship Series 17th Holden VT Commodore Paul Morris Motorsport
2002 V8 Supercar Championship Series 35th Holden VX Commodore Paul Morris Motorsport
2003 V8 Supercar Championship Series 23rd Holden VY Commodore Paul Morris Motorsport
2004 V8 Supercar Championship Series 22nd Holden VY Commodore Paul Morris Motorsport
2005 V8 Supercar Championship Series 19th Holden VZ Commodore Paul Morris Motorsport
2006 V8 Supercar Championship Series 21st Holden VZ Commodore Paul Morris Motorsport
2007 V8 Supercar Championship Series 22nd Holden VZ Commodore
Holden VE Commodore 		Paul Morris Motorsport
2008 V8 Supercar Championship Series 20th Holden VE Commodore Paul Morris Motorsport
2009 Fujitsu V8 Supercar Series 35th Holden VZ Commodore Paul Morris Motorsport
V8 Supercar Championship Series 43rd Holden VE Commodore
2010 Fujitsu V8 Supercar Series 16th Holden VZ Commodore Paul Morris Motorsport
V8 Supercar Championship Series 40th Holden VE Commodore
2011 International V8 Supercars Championship 41st Holden VE Commodore Paul Morris Motorsport
Fujitsu V8 Supercar Series 8th
2012 V8SuperTourer Championship 33rd Holden VE Commodore AV8 Motorsport
Dunlop V8 Supercar Series 24th Holden VE Commodore Paul Morris Motorsport
International V8 Supercars Championship 57th Ford FG Falcon
2013 V8SuperTourer Championship 23rd Holden VE Commodore MPC Motorsport
Dunlop V8 Supercar Series 12th Paul Morris Motorsport
International V8 Supercars Championship 48th Holden VF Commodore Lucas Dumbrell Motorsport
Pirtek Enduro Cup 20th
2014 International V8 Supercars Championship 27th Ford FG Falcon Ford Performance Racing
Pirtek Enduro Cup 2nd
2015 V8 Supercars Dunlop Series 14th Ford FG Falcon Paul Morris Motorsport
Kerrick Sports Sedan Series 14thMARCMARC Cars Australia
Stadium Super Trucks 11thStadium Super Truck Supercheap Auto
2016 Australian Production Car Series 3rd BMW M135i Roadchill Freight Express
Stadium Super Trucks 4thStadium Super Truck UFD Racing
2017 Stadium Super Trucks 1stStadium Super Truck UFD Racing
2018 Stadium Super Trucks 8thStadium Super Truck UFD Racing
2019 Stadium Super Trucks 14thStadium Super Truck UFD Racing
2020 Boost Mobile Super Trucks N/AStadium Super TruckTeam Norwell
2021 Boost Mobile Super Trucks 1stStadium Super TruckTeam Norwell

Complete Bathurst 1000 results

YearCar#TeamCarCo-driverPositionLaps
1991 78Speedtech Motorsport Toyota Sprinter Flag of Australia (converted).svg Geoff Full12th140
1992 20 Benson & Hedges Racing BMW M3 Flag of New Zealand.svg Denny Hulme DNF32
1993 23 LoGaMo Racing BMW M3 Flag of Germany.svg Joachim Winkelhock 15th146
1994 46 LoGaMo Racing BMW 318i Flag of Germany.svg Altfrid Heger 10th155
1997*2 Paul Morris Motorsport BMW 320i Flag of New Zealand.svg Craig Baird DSQ161
1998*2 Brad Jones Racing Audi A4 Flag of New Zealand.svg Paul Radisich DNF84
1999 2 Holden Racing Team Holden VT Commodore Flag of Australia (converted).svg Mark Skaife 3rd161
2000 29 Paul Morris Motorsport Holden VT Commodore Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Matt Neal 12th158
2001 29 Paul Morris Motorsport Holden VT Commodore Flag of New Zealand.svg Ashley Stichbury 12th159
2002 29 Paul Morris Motorsport Holden VX Commodore Flag of Australia (converted).svg Wayne WakefieldDNF135
2003 29 Paul Morris Motorsport Holden VY Commodore Flag of New Zealand.svg John Faulkner DNF5
2004 29 Paul Morris Motorsport Holden VY Commodore Flag of Australia (converted).svg Alan Gurr DNF50
2005 67 Paul Morris Motorsport Holden VZ Commodore Flag of New Zealand.svg Paul Radisich DNF26
2006 67 Paul Morris Motorsport Holden VZ Commodore Flag of Australia (converted).svg Steve Ellery 6th161
2007 67 Paul Morris Motorsport Holden VE Commodore Flag of Australia (converted).svg Steve Ellery DNF145
2008 39 Paul Morris Motorsport Holden VE Commodore Flag of Australia (converted).svg Russell Ingall 18th156
2009 67 Paul Morris Motorsport Holden VE Commodore Flag of Australia (converted).svg Tim Slade 7th161
2010 39 Paul Morris Motorsport Holden VE Commodore Flag of Australia (converted).svg Russell Ingall 8th161
2011 49 Paul Morris Motorsport Holden VE Commodore Flag of Australia (converted).svg Steve Owen 11th161
2012 49 Paul Morris Motorsport Ford FG Falcon Flag of Australia (converted).svg Steve Owen DNF53
2013 80 Lucas Dumbrell Motorsport Holden VF Commodore Flag of Australia (converted).svg Scott Pye 6th161
2014 6 Ford Performance Racing Ford FG Falcon Flag of Australia (converted).svg Chaz Mostert 1st161

* Super Touring race

Indy Lights results

YearTeam1234567891011121314RankPoints
1998 PacWest Lights MIA
6		 LBH
20		 NZR
22		 STL
18		 MIL
24		 DET
13		 POR
7		 CLE
19		 TOR
20		 MIS
WD		 TRS
9		 VAN
20		 LAG FON 21st18

Complete Bathurst 24 Hour results

YearTeamCo-driversCarClassLapsPos.Class
pos.
2002 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Prancing Horse Racing Scuderia Flag of Australia (converted).svg John Bowe
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Brad Jones
Flag of Australia (converted).svg John Teulan 		Ferrari 360 N-GT 196DNFDNF
2003 Flag of Australia (converted).svg John Teulan Flag of Australia (converted).svg Peter Fitzgerald
Flag of Australia (converted).svg John Teulan
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Scott Shearman 		Porsche 996 GT3 RC A5153rd3rd

Bathurst 6 Hour

YearTeamCo-driversCarClassLapsPos.Class
pos.
2016 David Searle Flag of Australia (converted).svg Luke Searle
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Barry Graham		 BMW M135i A10DNFDNF
2017 Roadchill Freight Express Flag of Australia (converted).svg Luke Searle BMW M135i Hatch F20 A11131st1st
2021 Miedecke Motorsport Flag of Australia (converted).svg George Miedecke
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Brodie Kostecki 		Ford Mustang GT A21206th1st

NASCAR Camping World West Series

(key) (Bold – Pole position awarded by qualifying time. Italics – Pole position earned by points standings or practice time. * – Most laps led.)

NASCAR Camping World West Series results
YearTeamNo.Make12345678910111213NCWWSCPts
2008 Dick Midgley09 Chevy AAS PHO CTS IOW CNS SON
27		 IRW DCS EVG MMP IRW AMP AAS 71st82

Stadium Super Trucks

(key) (Bold – Pole position. Italics – Fastest qualifier. * – Most laps led.)

Stadium Super Trucks results
Year12345678910111213141516171819202122SSTCPtsRef
2015 ADE ADE ADE STP STP LBH DET DET DET AUS TOR TOR OCF OCF OCF SRF
3		 SRF
5		 SRF
5		 SRF
2*		 SYD
5		 LVV LVV 11th113 [25]
2016 ADE
2		 ADE
7		 ADE
9		 STP
6		 STP
4		 LBH
4		 LBH
10		 DET
4		 DET
C1		 DET
3		 TOW
2		 TOW
3		 TOW
12		 TOR TOR CLT
4		 CLT
5		 OCF
6		 OCF
11		 SRF
12		 SRF
10		 SRF
5		4th386 [8]
2017 ADE
2		 ADE
4		 ADE
1		 STP
3		 STP
7		 LBH
2*		 LBH
4		 PER
3		 PER
4		 PER
9		 DET
4		 DET
4		 TEX
4		 TEX
9		 HID
1		 HID
7		 HID
1*		 BEI
5		 GLN
2		 GLN
3		 ELS
Rpl†		 ELS
Rpl†		1st546 [9]
2018 ELS
Rpl†		 ADE
8		 ADE
4		 ADE
8		 LBH
10		 LBH
5		 PER
3		 PER
5		 DET
9		 DET
10		 TEX
2		 TEX
4		 ROA ROA SMP
6		 SMP
2		 HLN HLN MXC MXC 8th249 [26]
2019 COA COA TEX TEX LBH LBH TOR TOR MOH MOH MOH MOH ROA ROA ROA POR POR SRF
8		 SRF
2*		14th38 [27]
† – Jerett Brooks drove Morris' truck, points went to Morris

Boost Mobile Super Trucks

(key) (Bold – Pole position. Italics – Fastest qualifier. * – Most laps led.)

Boost Mobile Super Trucks results
Year123456789BMSTCPtsRef
2020 ADE
6		 ADE
3*		 ADE
5		N/A2– [28]
2021 SYM
1		 SYM
1		 SYM
2		 HID
1		 HID
1		 HID
6		 TOW
4		 TOW
6		 TOW
2		1st93 [29] [30]

* Season in progress.
1 The race was abandoned after Matt Mingay suffered serious injuries in a crash on lap three.
2 Standings were not recorded by the series for the 2020 season.

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Sporting positions
Preceded by Winner of the Bathurst 12 Hour
2007
(with Craig Baird & Garry Holt)		Succeeded by
Preceded by Winner of the Bathurst 12 Hour
2010
(with Garry Holt & John Bowe)		Succeeded by
Preceded by Winner of the Bathurst 1000
2014
(with Chaz Mostert)		Succeeded by
Preceded by Stadium Super Trucks Champion
2017 		Succeeded by
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