🗣️'We've applied. Now we've got to assess it this week.' DJR expects to make a firm decision on its Bathurst1000 Supercars wildcard entry by the end of the week ⬇️
DJR is one of two teams to have had a wildcard application for the two Supercars endurance races, the Sandown 500 and the Bathurst 1000, approved by the Supercars Commission.
According to ex-Australian Football League coach Noble, the potential wildcard is undoubtedly an opportunity to assess young driving talent."Look, right back from when I chatted to [DJR co-owners] Ryan [Story] and Brett [Ralph] about coming into the sport, I was a big advocate for succession planning and talent development," he told Autosport."That was one of my strengths in my previous sport.
Noble wouldn't be drawn on the specifics of the Allen links or speculation that an international driver will be paired with the teenager.
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