BJR unveils more Supra liveries
AlphaTheta and Dare Iced Coffee headline new-look Toyota Supra assault
Brad Jones Racing has unveiled two striking new Toyota Supra liveries ahead of the 2026 Supercars Championship opener at Sydney Motorsport Park, confirming major partnerships with AlphaTheta and Dare Iced Coffee.
Cameron Hill’s #14 Dare Racing Supra was revealed at Circular Quay, marking the Canberran’s first season with BJR as the team transitions to Toyota machinery. The bold livery features a gradient fade from black to rich coffee brown, designed using 3M films and prepared with PPG paints to highlight the Supra’s aggressive lines.
Dare Iced Coffee, owned by Bega Group, will back Hill for eight rounds in 2026, making its debut on the Supra platform. Hill enters the season with momentum after claiming his maiden Supercars race win last year along with two additional podiums.
“It’s pretty special to see the car unveiled for the first time,” Hill said.
“The Dare Racing Supra looks unreal, and it’s exciting to be starting this new chapter with Brad Jones Racing.”
Team owner Brad Jones described the Supra as “spectacular and very racey,” adding that the Dare partnership brings big ambitions both on and off track.
Meanwhile, BJR has also confirmed AlphaTheta as a select-round partner for Macauley Jones’ #96 Supra. The lifestyle and DJ technology brand will feature across five rounds in 2026, including Sydney, the Australian Grand Prix, Townsville, The Bend and the Gold Coast.
The AlphaTheta entry introduces a bold blue and purple design aimed at connecting motorsport with broader lifestyle and entertainment audiences, as the brand expands beyond its traditional music roots.
The twin announcements underline a fresh era for BJR as it embraces Toyota Supra machinery for the new season. With two eye-catching liveries and renewed commercial backing, the Albury-based team is looking to make an immediate impression.
Fans will get their first on-track glimpse of the new-look Supras at Sydney Motorsport Park this weekend, where the 2026 season kicks off with racing across three days.
