However, with the soon-to-be rebranded Walkinshaw TWG Racing outfit shuttering its Super2 squad this year, the youngster has landed at BJR. He replaces Cody Gillis in the two-car BJR ZB Commodore line-up, while last-start winner Brad Vaughan returns for a second campaign. I’m really excited to get to work with the crew there,” said Hillyer. “What he’s achieved so far in his young career is remarkable and he has such a strong work ethic, which makes him such a formidable asset for our team. “Seeing Brad win in Adelaide, at his home event in such a dominant way was incredible and a testament to him and our Super2 program.