Forget everything you thought you knew about the team formerly known as Paul Morris Motorsport.

The lead-up to the 2008 V8 Supercar season witnessed quantum changes in drivers, personnel, cars, technology, sponsorship and, most importantly of all, attitude.

In fact, about the only thing that didn't change in the new-look squad, now named Supercheap Auto Racing was team owner Paul Morris – the man who has driven the Norwell-based team’s transformation from the top down.

The first piece of the jigsaw puzzle was the signing of veteran and 2005 V8 Supercar champion Russell Ingall in a high-profile return to Holden after five years with Ford.

Along with Ingall has come a new naming rights sponsor in Supercheap Auto, Australia’s fastest growing national auto store chain with a long history of V8 Supercar involvement.

The result was a revitalised, cohesive team that claimed three podiums and the V8 Supercar Most Improved Team award at the end of the '08 season.

In 2009, Morris has stepped out of the driver's seat and concentrating on further improvements, overseeing the team's operation on a day-to-day basis with Ingall joined by rising star Tim Slade.

For 2010 the team will continue with Ingall behind the wheel, although PMM’s second car will be run under the Castrol EDGE banner for Kiwi star Greg Murphy.