was leased to Paul Cruikshank Racing for the season before it was sold at the end of the year to Tekno Autosports. Brad Jones Racing In 2010, Bright joined Brad Jones Racing as a full-time driver. The remaining Britek licence has been used to enter a third Brad Jones Racing Holden Commodore, with Karl Reindler driving in 2010 and 2011, David Wall in 2012 and 2013, and Dale Wood in 2014 and 2015. Tim Blanchard took over the driving for 2016. Prodrive Racing Australia For 2017, Bright moved his Racing Entitlement Contract from BJR to Prodrive Racing Australia to drive a fourth Ford FG X Falcon. The entry was run for the entire season as number #56. Lease to Matt Stone Racing and eventual sale Following Bright’s retirement from full-time driving, the Racing Entitlement Contract was leased to Matt Stone Racing for 2018 and 2019. This provided them with the opportunity to step up as a team from the Super2 Series. Bright and Britek were not involved in the operations beyond the leasing of the REC. Matt Stone Racing were forced to return the REC at the conclusion of the 2019 season, as regulations prohibit the leasing of a REC for greater than two years; they replaced this with one acquired from the exiting Garry Rogers Motorsport. This returned control of the REC to Britek; they elected to sell it at this point to Peter Smith, father of debuting driver Jack, to underpin his full-time entry, operated by Brad Jones Racing. Supercars Championship drivers The following is a list of drivers who have driven for the team in Supercars, in order of their first appearance. Drivers who only drove for the team on a part-time basis are listed in italics. Steve Owen (2005) Matthew White (2005) José Fernández (2005–06) Damien White (2005) Warren Luff (2006–07) Tony Ricciardello (2006) Adam Macrow (2006–07) Jason Bright (2007–09, 2017) Alan Gurr (2007) Marcus Marshall (2008) Matt Halliday (2008) Karl Reindler (2009–11) David Wall (2010–13) Fabrizio Giovanardi (2010–11) Chris Pither (2012–14) Jamie Campbell-Walter (2012) Dale Wood (2014–15) Macauley Jones (2015–16) Tim Blanchard (2016) Garry Jacobson (2017) Rallying Britek also briefly ran Ford's official entry in the Australian Rally Championship, the two Ford Fiesta Super 2000 cars driven by Michael Guest and Darren Windus. This deal fell through in early 2008 when the program was abandoned after Pirtek announced that they could no longer sponsor the