Brad Jones insists that he is '☂covering all bases' after unveiling a revised livery ꦐon his BOC Ford Falcon in time for this weekend's Australian V8 Supercar round at Eastern Creek.

After a spate of rollovers in recent outings, including two in the last two rounds, Jones' cre🔜w decided to ensure that his sponsors get val🥃ue for money from all angles. After some intensive redesigning in the workshop, the team boss was given a sneak preview of the new livery which will debut at this weekend's fourth round.

"The team called me into the workshop yesterday and told me they had a surprise for me - I should have known they would so someth🔥ing like this!" Jones smiled after seeing the 'spꦓecial gift' they had prepared for him.

The nine-time Australian champ haꦇd to re-adjust his eyes to make sure all the sponsors were in place for the crew had completely turned the livery upside down!

"We've had plenty of people tell us that we should sign-write theꦿ bottom of the car, but I guess this way you can see the signs when I've got four wheels pointing downwards," Jones laughed.

The idea was the brainchi♔ld of team manager Kim Jones, who says he will take any chance to keep his sponsors happy, especially new naming rights partner BOC.

"Well, we have to look after our partners," he grinned, "Now you can see al🐻l of our sponsors logos from every angle - and if B♎rad ends up on his roof again, we're covered.

"But he better not! The crew have worked unbelievably hard in the past few weeks, fixing the carꦜ from the damage of the two rollovers, so hopefully the livery will act as some sort of deterrent."

Team BOC rema𒀰ins undecided whether the #21 Falcon will actually run with the ne𒈔wly adapted livery this weekend, although Jones suggests it is a possibility.

"We have the blessing of our sponsors, so we'll s🐷ee hoꦜw things pan out," the team manager added, "You may just see an upside down Team BOC Falcon going around Eastern Creek."