Dick Johnson Racing is sticking with Tony D'Alberto for the 2026 Supercars Championship, despite his recent struggles. D'Alberto, a fan favorite, has been a consistent performer for DJR, even through their rebuilds. He's a TCR Australia champion and a former Supercars regular, but had a rough patch this enduro season, facing penalties and an early exit at Bathurst. However, DJR is confident in his ability to bounce back, given his past success with minimal fuss. D'Alberto's experience will be crucial next year, as he co-drives with rookie Rylan Gray, offering a steady hand during the season's longest races. Meanwhile, DJR is also making changes in the co-driver market, with Grove Racing and Dale Wood parting ways, and James Courtney rumored to join Team 18. Jaxon Evans is heavily linked to the Walkinshaw Andretti United co-drive, replacing Jayden Ojeda. These moves signal a strategic shift for DJR, aiming to build on their recent successes and maintain their competitive edge in the Supercars Championship.
