
Matt Stone Racing was first established in 2011 by team owner Matt Stone and is based on the Gold Coast in Queensland. MSR has competed in various Australian racing championships and series and have won titles in the Dunlop Super2 Series, Touring Car Masters and V8 Utes. Over the years, MSR has been a stalwart in the development of the future of Australian motor racing talent.
Matt previously worked for the iconic Stone Brothers Racing and started on his own venture in 2010, supported by both his father Jimmy and uncle Ross Stone.
The 2023 Repco Supercars Championship sees Jack Le Brocq continue with MSR, while new recruit Cameron Hill joins the team. This is Jack’s sixth season in the main game and welcoming Cam continues MSR’s focus of bringing rookie driver’s into the championship.
REPCO SUPERCARS CHAMPIONSHIP
For the 2022 Repco Supercars Championship, Matt Stone Racing have welcome 2020 Supercars race winner Jack Le Brocq to the team. Hungry for success, Jack’s aim for this season and beyond is to claim more podiums and wins, with MSR by his side. He joins the team with 4 years experience in the category, the same as teammate Todd Hazelwood.
REPCO SUPERCARS CHAMPIONSHIP 2017 Super2 Champion and original Matt Stone Racing young gun, Todd Hazelwood makes his return to the Yatala based squad in 2022 to contend the Repco Supercars Championship. Having previously spent 6 year with MSR, Todd is well aware of how the team operates and is familiar with the crew around him.
2023 sees Jack Le Brocq return for his second season with Matt Stone Racing but his sixth in the main game.
Le Brocq knows what it takes to taste Supercars success and will be looking to become reacquainted with the top step of the podium with MSR as he pilots the #34 Truck Assist Racing Chevrolet Camaro.
JLB took a familiar path to Supercars – from karting and Formula Vee he then won the Australian Formula Ford Championship in 2012 before joining the Erebus Academy.
A 3rd place at the Bathurst 12 Hour in 2014 and success in the Dunlop Super2 Series followed before gaining a full-time main game seat in 2018 when he finished the season the best of five rookies that year.
Now fully settled within the team and the Queensland way of life, JLB is ready to make 2023 the best yet as we embrace a new era for Supercars.
Cameron Hill joins Matt Stone Racing as one of three rookies on the Supercars grid in 2023 after proving himself as a serious contender in the hotly contested Dunlop Super2 Series.
Prior to last year’s Super2 campaign with Triple Eight, Hill was crowned Porsche Carrera Cup Champion in stunning fashion – finishing in the top 3 in 11 of the 13 races held in 2021.
His Carrera Cup success was hot on the heels of his outstanding results in the Toyota 86 series, winning more races than any other driver across the 2016 and 2017 seasons, and recording himself a pair of top-three Championship finishes.
His Super2 experience alongside the likes of fellow 2023 main game rookies Matthew Payne and 2023 title winner Declan Fraser will set him in good stead for his maiden Supercars season behind the wheel of the #35 Truck Assist Racing Chevrolet Camaro.