Erebus Motorsport is confident it has two elite drivers on its books – and wants to make sure they never want to leave. RepcoSC
The new era of Australian Supercars had promised a fresh start for many, but few would’ve predicted the Erebus squad as the early standouts.
Moving beyond the very, very good drivers and becoming one of the current greats alongside the likes of Shane van Gisbergen, Chaz Mostert and Cam Waters. Not that Ryan thinks that’s the case. He’s convinced that Kostecki has long been an A-Grader – it’s just taken the move to the tightly-controlled Gen3 formula for him to really show it.Photo by: Mark Horsburgh, Edge Photographics
"Both Brodie and Will have said, ‘well this is what we’ve got – how can we make the most of it?’ They don't even talk about the old car. I’ve never once heard them say, ‘oh, this car doesn’t do this or that as well as the old car’" While the signs, at least from the outside, have pointed to Kostecki pulling just clear of Brown over the past season and a bit, Ryan is adamant there’s nothing to split the pair.
“Both Brodie and Will have said, ‘well this is what we’ve got – how can we make the most of it?’,” Ryan explains. “They don't even talk about the old car. I’ve never once heard them say, ‘oh, this car doesn’t do this or that as well as the old car’. They don’t care. The old car doesn't matter anymore.
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