2017 Liqui-Moly Bathurst 12 Hour | February 3-5Touring Cars 

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Excellent battle! Three cars nose to tail. Jann doing a great job under big pressure.
 
These video highlights are poorly timed. JM pits. Go to one of these...
 
So I guess I'm the only one in here not rooting for the GT-R? :lol:

Heathen!

Not rooting for anyone in particular, just enjoying the race
 
So I guess I'm the only one in here not rooting for the GT-R? :lol:

This is the first time I've wanted a gt-r to win an endurance race. I usually root for Merc
 
You're on GT planet and you haven't been brainwashed by Kaz into loving the GT-R yet? :lol:

T10 signs my paycheck these days, all hail the Ford GT. :p

Safety car is out.
 
T10 signs my paycheck these days, all hail the Ford GT. :p

Safety car is out.

Get out, though I agree, I'm not a big gt-r fan myself, I just wanted to see either them or Bentley win this for no reason other than difference
 
Not his fault, IMO.
No, he had help but, when you qualify 30 seconds slower than the leaders pace & are horribly off the pace of your class leader, you're only going to wobble around in everyone's way.
The contact was caused by exactly that.
 
Hard contact for the Audi and MARC car right there.
 
It's ironic that the two cars involved is the cars Garth Tander and his wife are driving. :lol:
 
Well... thats a bit awkward :lol:
 
It's ironic that the two cars involved is the cars Garth Tander and his wife are driving. :lol:
Leanne: "I said, turn left, here."
Garth: " I no need no steenkin map." :sly:
 
So many incidents. The winner of the 2017 Bathurst 12 hours fur sure will be the mountain itself.
 
He's out of the car walking, but I've not seen the incident itself, commentators predict a stuck throttle or failed brakes, at the end of the straight of all places. The front of the car tells the story, it's an absolute wreck
 
1000 laps to go and the Jurrasic 3 just might finish top 15.
 
He's out of the car walking, but I've not seen the incident itself, commentators predict a stuck throttle or failed brakes, at the end of the straight of all places. The front of the car tells the story, it's an absolute wreck

Walsh was just saying they had a leaky master cylinder for a few stints now... Either it leaked dry or his feet slipped off the pedals, but it was a very hard hit.
 
yes, I just saw the interview in the pit lane. Very surprised his feet slipping could be a potential cause since he was fine all the way around the mountain, and managed to slip in a straight line where there are no lateral G forces.
 
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