Erebus Motorsport emerged in 2011 under the guidance of team owner Betty Klimenko. With a rich history in GT racing both domestically and internationally, Betty's ambition didn't stop there. She took the bold step of acquiring a Supercars team, imprinting it with the Erebus brand.

The team's relocation from Queensland to Melbourne in 2016 signalled a transformative phase. Emphasising quality over quantity, Erebus assembled a squad poised to challenge the racing giants. Perseverance brought reward in 2017 when Erebus defied the odds, clinching the prestigious Bathurst 1000 title. The team etched its mark in history as only the second team to conquer both the Bathurst 12 Hour and Bathurst 1000.

In 2023, Erebus captured both the Drivers and Teams Championships, solidifying its place as a powerhouse in the sport. But as 2024 unfolded, new challenges surfaced, prompting the team to draw on its legacy of resilience. Answering its detractors, Erebus returned to the top, winning the iconic Bathurst 1000 once more, followed by a triumphant victory in Race 22 of the Gold Coast 500.

2026 brings with it a fresh chapter to continue the Erebus story, focusing on young drivers stepping up to the big stage and a determined return to the Winner’s Circle.