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It's not clear. They will either use the S60 or the S60 Polestar. I wouldn't be surprised if they're badged as Polestars, since that's Volvo's performance division.
It's not clear. They will either use the S60 or the S60 Polestar. I wouldn't be surprised if they're badged as Polestars, since that's Volvo's performance division.
Looks the part, But we have never been able to purchase any Polestar Volvo's here, So I think its doubtful that we get the flying V,
Indeed. You can't currently buy a Nissan Altima down here, but they're racing it anyway - because they want to use V8 Supercars as a platform to promote the car before it goes on sale.You will soon.
Hot on the heels of confirmation that Steven Johnson will drive with Erebus Motorsport at this years endurance races, Dick Johnson Racing has announced its full co-driver line-up.
Ashley Walsh and Dale Wood will pair with Tim Blanchard and Chaz Mostert respectively, ensuring the Sandown 500 will mark Walshs V8 Supercars Championship debut.
Walsh and Wood currently occupy the top two places in the Dunlop Series standings a series that Mostert himself had been the favourite to win prior to his move into a full-time seat with DJR.
I wonder if DJR are considering a move to Mercedes next year. I find it very strange that Johnson is driving for them when the team could use him to great effect in one of their own cars. DJR's base is very close to Erebus HQ, and Erebus are planning to introduce an engine upgrade from HWA ahead of the endurance races. They're pretty much ahead of DJR on track even with the under-developed E63, so I wonder if Steven Johnson isn't going to Erebus for a fact-finding mission to assess the car for 2014 and beyond.Hot on the heels of confirmation that Steven Johnson will drive with Erebus Motorsport at this year’s endurance races, Dick Johnson Racing has announced its full co-driver line-up.
I tell you what, with Opel back in Australia, if the cars sell well, that could be an option for GM Australia in the near future.
I think they've got their drivers the wrong way around. I'd put Walsh with Mostert and Wood with Blanchard, because Walsh seems a stronger driver than Wood just as Mostert is stronger than Blanchard.
All four Nissan's in the top 10 in practice after day 1. Hopefully they can carry that through the weekend.
Edit: Tim Slade in the E63 was 2nd...
Jet-setting driver Jason Bright will approach officials for permission to be excused from podium duties if the need arises at the SKYCITY Triple Crown at Darwin.
Bright is booked on a 6.20pm flight from Darwin to Singapore tomorrow leaving him less than 90 minutes to scamper from Hidden Valley to the airport.
The experienced Brad Jones Racing driver has finally found holes in his V8 Supercars schedule to be clear to make his debut in the Le Mans 24 Hour race from June 22-23. He has had opportunities in the past including with the Prodrive-run Aston Martin operation but V8 Supercars commitments stood in the way.
Bright is sharing an 8 Star Motorsports team GTE AM class Ferrari 458 Italia with Portuguese Mozambique-born driver Rui Aguas and Venezuelan Vincente Potolicchio next weekend.
Really nice result for Rick Kelly in 10th. And both HRT cars in the top ten for a change.