GRM reveals four Trans Am liveries for Camaro switch
James Moffat’s #34 Garry Rogers Motorsport Camaro for the 2026 Trans Am Cup Series.

GRM has made the switch to the Camaro body for the forthcoming Trans Am season from the Mustang body, re-igniting a historic partnership with General Motors.

New driver Jack Smith and former series champion James Moffatt will both enter the new season with new colours.

Smith’s #11 Camaro will be backed by family business SCT Logistics, owned by father Peter Smith.

SCT has been a mainstay on Smith’s cars for the bulk of his career through Super2 and Supercars.

Moffat welcomes aboard Advanced Aquarium Technologies, with a striking blue, white, and grey livery on the signature GRM #34 and a shark silhouette on the side.

The 2023 champion will be looking for a return to form after challenging for the title in 2024, but falling to fifth in the standings last season.

Tom Davies returns to the team with familiar colours. The #42 features prominent branding from regular backer Ariat and remains predominantly black.

Lachlan Evennett is back with the familiar yellow and white colours of CAMM Quarries & Concrete aboard the #8 car.

The four cars will hit the track for the first time at the Bathurst 6 Hour from April 3-5, when the Trans Am Cup Series commences in a combined event with the TA2 Muscle Car Series.