Will Davison

Supercars

Davison started his motorsport career in karts as a 10-year-old and proved his ability at an early age, winning multiple state and national karting titles. Will headed to Europe where, in his first year of racing in the Formula Renault series, placed fourth overall. The following year, he raced in Formula 3 and impressively claimed three podiums and a race win.

He continued his already impressive career in Europe in 2004 as a test driver for the Minardi F1 team, but he also competed in his first Bathurst 1000 back in Australia. His first full-time drive in Supercars came in 2005, and Davison quickly proved his ability in a supercar, finishing in the top 10 on debut at the Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park.

During Davison’s Supercars career, he has claimed 22 race wins (including the Bathurst 1000 in 2009 and 2016, and the Clipsal 500, Gold Coast 600 and Homebush in 2012), 28 pole positions (including the Bathurst pole position and the Pole Position Award in 2012), and 78 podiums. He was also awarded the coveted Barry Sheene Medal in 2009 when he finished runner-up in the Driver’s Championship.

Will is competing for the 2022 Supercars Championship with Shell V-Power Racing and has just extended his contract for the 2023 Season with the team.