Tracey gets Erebus laps after missing Superlicence points

Trans Am driver Tracey missed out on second place in the standings, which would have earned him enough points for a Motorsport Australia Superlicence and opened the door to a Supercars co-drive. He had entered the final round trailing Todd Hazelwood by 24 points, but Hazelwood swept all three races, and Tracey finished fifth in the last race after a costly Lap 1 incident.

Erebus CEO Barry Ryan had earlier said Tracey would get the chance to drive on a ride day, and Tracey cut laps in the #99 Camaro driven by Jarrod Hughes. He said the team treated him as though he had driven Supercars his whole life, and described it as a fun day with no expectations.

Missing the Superlicence points means Tracey will focus on the Trans Am title next year, with the Garage 21 team, which he said he expects to be competitive.