Pit lane's controversy king says enough is enough ❌ 9WWOS
Brodie Kostecki and Will Brown will drive for Erebus Motorsport for two more years, albeit, without Boost Mobile backing
"We are for now the official telco sponsor but some wizard over there at Supercars thought it was a good idea to go visit a competitor's store and post a photo of it. "Want to thank the fans for being the best fans in any sport Supercars are Lucky to have you so let's have a blast and go out with a bang."
"They've done an amazing job so far and represented our team like true professionals on and off the track."The consistency and stability now within the team gives me confidence that we are only going to continue to grow."
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