ABOUT
Who is Cameron Crick?
Inspired by his late father, Rodney Crick — a six-time Australian Super Truck Champion — Cameron Crick has forged his own impressive path in Australian motorsport. Beginning his career in 2014 with the Australian Kart School National Championship, Cameron quickly established himself within the highly competitive NSW karting scene.
His progression into circuit racing came in 2016 with the inaugural Toyota 86 Racing Series. After developing his race craft over the following seasons, Cameron’s breakthrough year arrived in 2018, when he secured third overall in the Toyota 86 Racing Series Championship and made an impressive debut in the ECB SuperUtes Series, recording four top-five finishes across just two rounds.
Since then, Cameron has continued to build momentum across multiple national categories, competing in the Dunlop Super2 Series, the SuperUtes Championship and co-driving in the 2024 Repco Supercars Championship alongside Cameron Hill. The 2025 season marked a major step forward, highlighted by his Bathurst 6 Hour victory and solo debut in the Repco Supercars Championship. In 2026, Crick will contest a Supercars Wildcard program with Matt Stone Racing, alongside campaigns in SuperUtes, Monochrome GT4 Australia and the Bathurst 6 Hour - returning to the event after securing victory in 2025.
With proven adaptability across a wide range of machinery and formats, Cameron’s relentless pursuit of performance and commitment to growth continue to set him apart. Deeply connected to his racing roots and driven by a passion to succeed, he remains one of Australia’s most exciting and versatile motorsport talents to watch.
Recent achievements
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2025
In 2025, Cameron Crick powered to a stunning victory at the Hi-Tec Oils Bathurst 6 Hour, charging from 66th on the grid to first place in one of the most memorable comebacks in the event’s history. He also made his solo debut in the Repco Supercars Championship as a wildcard with Matt Stone Racing and scored race wins and a pole position in the V8 SuperUtes Series, as well as class success in Monochrome GT4 Australia.
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2024
Supercars debut as a co-driver, finishing 10th at both Sandown and Bathurst; SuperUtes Championship standout with 2 pole positions and 5 race wins; outright Australian Production Cars Championship winner; and appearances at three Super2 Series events (Bathurst, Perth, Townsville).
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2023
Super2 Series best finish of 2nd in Townsville; Bathurst 6 Hour Class A1 Winner; V8 SuperUte race winner at Tailem Bend (2 out of 3 races).
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2022
Finished 12th in the Super2 Championship, with a best result of 7th; 2nd in A1 Class of the Australian Production Championship.
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2021
Secured 2nd overall in the V8 SuperUte Series; won three races and earned two 2nd places in the Toyota 86 Series at Bathurst; crowned 4SKA Endurance Karting Champion (NSW Series).
