Matt Stone Racing has unveiled the 2026 Super2 livery for rising Australian talent Tommy Smith, which will make its first on-track appearance this morning at Sydney Motorsport Park during the opening test of the year.
The striking new design features a bold, bright red base complemented by sharp silver and black detailing, creating a modern and aggressive look that is sure to stand out in the Super2 field throughout the season. Backed by major supporter SCT Logistics, the livery reflects both performance and presence as Smith prepares for his debut Super2 campaign.
The Sydney test marks an important milestone for Matt Stone Racing as the team begins its on-track preparations for the 2026 Super2 season. Early pre-season running has been encouraging, with the team pleased with the initial results and focused on gathering further data ahead of the opening round. The test also provides valuable seat time for Smith, who returns to tin-top racing after spending the past several years competing overseas in open-wheel categories including Indy NXT and Formula 3.
MSR CEO Matt Stone said the team is excited by the progress made so far and the opportunity to work closely with Smith as he transitions into Super2 competition.
“We’re very pleased with how pre-season testing has started and the data we’ve been able to collect so far,” Stone said.
“This time on track is crucial for us and for Tommy as he familiarises himself with the car.
Smith said it was a special moment to see the car on track for the first time and to begin the next chapter of his racing career.
“It’s awesome to finally see the livery revealed and get the car out on track,” Smith said. “The car looks incredible. I’m very grateful to SCT Logistics for backing me in my debut Super2 year and to Matt Stone Racing for the opportunity. Today is all about learning, getting comfortable in the car, and building momentum heading into the season.”
SCT Logistics expressed its excitement in supporting Smith as he steps into Super2, with the partnership playing a key role in his progression back into Australian touring car racing.
With a strong start to pre-season testing and a standout new look, Matt Stone Racing and Tommy Smith head into the 2026 Super2 season focused, motivated, and ready to build on the foundations laid at Sydney Motorsport Park.



