DRIVER ANNOUNCEMENT - JOCK GOODYER
He made history in 2018 as the youngest ever World Series Quick Time Award winner, now Tasmania’s Jock Goodyer Racing will become one of the youngest ever contracted drivers as he prepares to contest his first full-time World Series Sprintcars campaign in the D&B Goodyer Developments T22.
2018/19 was a breakout season for Goodyer, cementing him as one of the future stars of the sport with performances that belie his tender age of just 18 years old. This included winning the Tasmanian Sprintcar Championship at Latrobe, together with a string of standout performances in selected World Series events in Victoria and Queensland. Now teamed up with the vastly experienced crew chief Glen Beaton, Goodyer could prove the surprise packet of 2019/20 as he squares off against the sports established stars on its biggest stage.
Jock Goodyer now marks the fourth contracted driver to be confirmed for World Series Sprintcars in 2019/20.
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Regarded by many as one of the staples of World Series Sprintcars in recent years, Western Australia’s Jason Pryde will line up for his fifth successive year as a contract driver in 2019/20, at the wheel of his Austwide Communications w14 machine.
The always immaculately presented JPM team will once again be headed by crew chief Jono Coyle, as New Zealand born Pryde will look to build on a successful 2018/19 campaign which saw him place 10th in the World Series Sprintcars overall standings – his third Top-10 finish in four attempts.
The summer ahead continues to heat up, with Pryde becoming the third contracted driver confirmed for World Series Sprintcars 2019/20.
He made history in 2018 as the youngest ever World Series Quick Time Award winner, now Tasmania’s Jock Goodyer Racing will become one of the youngest ever contracted drivers as he prepares to contest his first full-time World Series Sprintcars campaign in the D&B Goodyer Developments T22.
2018/19 was a breakout season for Goodyer, cementing him as one of the future stars of the sport with performances that belie his tender age of just 18 years old. This included winning the Tasmanian Sprintcar Championship at Latrobe, together with a string of standout performances in selected World Series events in Victoria and Queensland. Now teamed up with the vastly experienced crew chief Glen Beaton, Goodyer could prove the surprise packet of 2019/20 as he squares off against the sports established stars on its biggest stage.
Jock Goodyer now marks the fourth contracted driver to be confirmed for World Series Sprintcars in 2019/20.