David Wall to pilot Volvo's second V8 Supercar in 2015, replacing Robert Dahlgren David Wall will race the second Volvo V8 in 2015. DAVID Wall has been confirmed as the driver of Volvo's second car for next year's V8 Supercars season as the 2015 grid begins to take shape. Wall moves across from Dick Johnson Racing, following the Wilson Security sponsorship across to the Garry Rogers Motorsport squad. Next year will mark Wall's fourth season in V8 Supercars, and the first time the two-time Austrailan GT champion will be in genuine race-winning machinery. "I cannot begin to tell you how eager I am to join Volvo Polestar Racing for the 2015 V8 Supercars season," Wall said. I am really impressed with how they came out of the box this year in what was a stellar debut season for the team. Wall's drive for 2015, the No. 34 Volvo S60. The Volvo S60 has proven to be a fast car in the marque's debut season in V8 Supercars, Scott McLaughlin taking the blue machine to nine pole positions and four race wins, two of which came at the most recent round at the Phillip Island 400. Wall, too, has had a solid season with Dick Johnson Racing in 2014. The Sydneysider took his first career top-five finish in Race 8 at Winton - another went begging in the preceding race - amid three top-ten finishes, doubling his career tally prior to this season. I feel that this is a massive opportunity and I hope to be able to add to the results the team and my new teammate, Scott McLaughlin, have achieved in 2014. Bring on the test day at Sydney Motorsport Park. Wall signing autographs for young fans at the Clipsal 500. Team owner Garry Rogers is a former rival of Wall's late father Des, the pair renowned sports sedan racers throughout the late 1970s and early 1980s. "If David shows the same tenacity and determination his father exhibited I'm sure he will have success at GRM," Rogers said. Obviously it's a challenge for David and our team, but I take notice of all drivers in the V8 Supercars Championship and David has shown ability. I am confident we will provide him with a car that will enable him to illustrate his potential. Robert Dahlgren. Wall replaces the team's current driver Robert Dahlgren, GRM confirming last week that the Swede will leave the team after a troubled debut season in the category and return home in 2015. "To be involved in such a successful debut V8 Supercars season has been incredibly rewarding, and I am proud to have played a key role in the development of the new car and engine, linking GRM in Melbourne with Polestar in Gothenburg," Dahlgren said. The entire GRM team - and the Australian motorsport fans - have all been incredibly welcoming to me and my family. The V8 Supercars Championship is without doubt one of the best in the world and I leave Australia with many happy memories. Originally published as Volvo reveals new pilot for second V8