Image Racing
| Manufacturer | Super2 Holden Super3 Ford |
|---|---|
| Team Principal | Terry Wyhoon |
| Race Drivers | Super2 49.Jordan Boys 999.Jaylan Robotham Super3 61. Reef McCarthy |
| Chassis | Super2 VF Commodore Super3 FG Falcon |
| Debut | Super2 2000 |
| Drivers' Championships | 0 |
| Teams' Championships | 0 |
| Race wins | 9 |
| Pole positions | 3 |
| 2020 position | 2nd (Will Brown) |
Image Racing (Formally known as Terry Wyhoon Racing) is an Australian motor racing team currently competing in the Dunlop Super2 Series and Super3 Series. The Teams Current Drivers are Jordan Boys, Jaylan Robotham and Reef McCarthy (Super3)
History
Terry Wyhoon Racing
Supercars Championship
In 2000 the team entered the 2000 FAI 1000 as a Wildcard using a Holden VS Commodore. The car was driven by Terry Wyhoon and James Brock, the son of Bathurst Legend Peter Brock. The pair recorded a DNF due to a steering problem on Lap 72.
In 2001 the team entered both of the dual-driver races ( Queensland 500 & Bathurst 1000 ) using a Ford AU Falcon driven by Terry Wyhoon and Rod Salmon. The pair finished 16th at the Queensland 500 and 24th at Bathurst.
Super2 Series
In 2000 the team entered a two car team using two Holden VS Commodore's driven by Matthew White and Terry Wyhoon. White scored 11 Race Podiums including a win at Oran Park and finished 2nd in the championship, Wyhoon finishing 11th.
In 2001 the team scaled down to a single car team. They used one of the cars from last year with Terry Wyhoon as the driver. Wyhoon finished 7th in the championship.
In 2002 the team switched from a Holden VS Commodore to a Ford EL Falcon with Terry Wyhoon still the only driver. Wyhoon finished 15th in the championship
In 2003 the team upgraded to a Ford AU Falcon driven by Wyhoon. He Finished 14th in the championship.
Image Racing
In 2006 the renamed Image Racing team returned to the championship with two Ford AU Falcon's for Terry Wyhoon and Dean Neville. The team only raced in Rounds 2-3 & 6–7 with Wyhoon only racing in Rounds 2, 3 & 7 the team entered. Paul Kelly replacing him for Round 6.
In 2007 the team decided to do most of the rounds with the same drivers. Neville raced in all the rounds except Round 3. Wyhoon racing at Rounds 2-3 & 6-7 and got Owen Kelly to race at rounds 4–5. Kelly finished 23rd winning the Oran Park round with two wins. Wyhoon finished 25th.
In 2008 the team raced the Ford AU Falcon for the first three rounds with Taz Douglas before upgrading to a Ford BA Falcon for Wyhoon for rounds 5-6 and Neville making a one off appearance at Round 6. Douglas finished 32nd, Wyhoon finishing in 37th and Neville 41st.
In 2009 the team scaled back to a one car team with a Ford BA Falcon driven by Ben McCashney for Rounds 2–6. Ben finished 15th in the championship.
In 2013 the team upgraded to a Ford FG Falcon driven by Taz Douglas. He finished 6th in the championship.
In 2014 the team expanded to two cars for Taz Douglas and Jack Le Brocq
V8 Supercars Drivers
Terry Wyhoon (2000–2001)- James Brock (2000)
- Rod Salmon (2001)
Super2 Drivers
- Terry Wyhoon (2000–2003, 2006–2008)
- Matthew White (2000)
- Dean Neville (2006–2008)
Paul Kelly (2006)- Owen Kelly (2007)
- Taz Douglas (2008, 2011)
- Ben McCashney (2009)
Super3 Drivers
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References
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