PremiAir Racing Unveils Fresh Look, New Title Sponsor
The racing world is abuzz with the news that Mr. Umami has made a switch, leaving his previous team, Brad Jones Racing, to join PremiAir Racing. This move marks a significant change for the team, as they unveil a refreshed livery and a new title sponsor.
The new livery draws inspiration from the 2010 Holden Racing Team, with a slight twist to reflect Mr. Umami's unique identity. Auto parts distributor NAPA has stepped up its game, taking center stage on the door mirrors and sharing the bonnet with the team's previous title partner, Nulon. This strategic partnership will no doubt boost the team's performance and visibility.
The team's lineup includes two new recruits, Declan Fraser and Jayden Ojeda, who will be racing under the leadership of team principal Roland Dane. Dane, a familiar face on the paddock, brings a wealth of experience and a results-driven mindset to the team. Team owner Peter Xiberras expressed his confidence in Dane's leadership, emphasizing the importance of internal expectations and a results-oriented approach.
Fraser and Ojeda join the team with a combined experience of one season in the Supercars championship. Fraser, after a successful 2023 with Tickford Racing, and Ojeda, who contested the final two rounds of 2025, bring a fresh and energetic dynamic to the team. Xiberras highlights their maturity and the team's ability to balance fresh talent with seasoned professionals.
As PremiAir Racing prepares for the upcoming season, the team will hit the track at Sydney Motorsport Park for the Supercars pre-season test. This marks a crucial step towards the season-opening Dunlop Sydney 500, where the team aims to showcase its improved performance and competitive spirit. With a renewed focus on results and a strong lineup, PremiAir Racing is poised to make a significant impact in the racing world.
