Middy’s Electrical continue to power Bryce Fullwood in 2023

Brad Jones Racing and Middy’s Electrical will continue their partnership into 2023 as the Gen3 era dawns on the Repco Supercars Championship.

Young-gun Bryce Fullwood will continue to sport the familiar Middy’s pink of Australia's largest family owned and independent electrical wholesaler, on his brand new Chevrolet Camaro throughout 2023.

Middy’s Electrical have been a part of Fullwood’s journey to Supercars since his early karting career and when the 24-year-old joined Brad Jones Racing in the previous season, Middy’s supported the move.

The 2019 Super2 series winner’s first full season with his new team was a learning process that ultimately culminated in a top ten finish at the Bathurst 1000, coming through the field to finish ninth. 

The Albury-based team is currently preparing Fullwood’s #14 Camaro for its first outing on February 1, when the Victorian and New South Wales Supercars teams are testing their Gen3 cars at Winton Raceway. 

The 2023 Supercars season will roar to life on the streets of Newcastle with the Middy’s Electrical Camaro in action across March 10-12 at the Thrifty Newcastle 500. 

More on Middy’s Electrical

Middy’s Electrical is Australia’s largest family owned & independent electrical wholesaler who have been supplying the electrical industry since 1928. Middy’s pride themselves on trusted long lasting relationships, evidenced by the lasting support of Bryce Fullwood from go karts to today.

With over 100 branches nationally, Middy’s offers you more by providing solutions and specialist knowledge in home & building automation, energy efficiency solutions (such as EV technology, Smart Centre and Energy Trust), lighting, security & CCTV, data and communications, fire, lift and rail, Tech Energy and not to mention traditional electrical & industrial products and brands.

Visit Middys.com.au to learn more.

What they have to say…

Bryce Fullwood
Driver, #14 Middy’s Electrical Chevrolet Camaro 

“Having Middy’s onboard as we gear up for Gen3 is perfect, they’ve been incredible supporters throughout my career and it’s really exciting to continue our relationship into 2023. 

“Getting behind the wheel of the Middy’s Electrical Camaro at Winton in February is going to be a special moment for me and for the team, they’ve been working extremely hard at the shop to get these cars ready. 

“The car livery is going to be another standout. I can’t wait to share it with everyone.

“I can’t thank Nicholas and Anton Middendorp and the Middendorp Group enough for everything they’ve done for me.”

Brad Jones
Owner, Brad Jones Racing

“We’re excited to welcome back Middy’s for next year, they’ve been great partners and together we’ve been able to work on some eye-catching liveries and standout activations for customers and fans.

“Our team is hard at work ahead of the 2023 season as we look at a busy February of testing the Gen3 cars. It’s a different off-season than usual with the new cars being developed but our team is managing the challenge of a four-car build incredibly well.” 

Nicholas Middendorp 

Director, Middy’s Electrical

“On behalf of Co-Director my cousin, Anton Middendorp and the entire Middy’s team we are excited to continue our support of Bryce Fullwood and our  partnership with Brad Jones Racing as a naming rights sponsor for the 2023 Supercar Championship.

"As a long-standing supporter of Bryce from his early racing days we are proud to be able to continue our 11 year relationship.

“Middy’s is looking forward to once again working with Brad Jones Racing, whose business is built around similar values to Middy’s - being a family-owned and run operation. We look forward to this year’s exciting racing season with the commencement of the Gen3 cars on the track.”


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