Dick Johnson Racing, also known as DJR, is a privately owned company based in Australia. Founded in 1980, the company operates with approximately 10 employees and primarily focuses on spectator sports. Dick Johnson Racing is recognized as the longest-serving team in Australian motorsport.
A debate on potential home test track advantages in Supercars racing emerged on August 14, 2026, ahead of the Ipswich event, where Dick Johnson Racing (DJR) is among the teams scheduled to compete at a circuit they know well. This followed remarks on August 11 by DJR Executive Chairman Dr. Ryan Story AM, who stated that the team needs to improve in the second half of the season for driver Brodie Kostecki to be a serious title contender. Kostecki, the 2023 champion, had already surpassed DJR's combined Gen3 win and podium tally from the past three seasons and matched their pole tally early in the current season. Earlier, on July 6, the Shell V-Power Racing Team, which operates Dick Johnson Racing's Mustangs, unveiled 'Minions' yellow liveries for its two Mustangs driven by Brodie Kostecki and Rylan Gray at the Townsville 500, temporarily replacing their usual red colors for the weekend.
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