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Definitely good work by FPRProbably could've happened if Rick kept it off the fence though Frosty did well to sneak into 10th after his off.
Definitely good work by FPRProbably could've happened if Rick kept it off the fence though Frosty did well to sneak into 10th after his off.
Nissan slow again this weekend it seems.
Guess I'm not missing much.Whincup magically goes to the front.
The weekend is pretty much over.
Guess I'm not missing much.
Whincup out. No power steering. Some champion. Scottie had none and still raced.Guess I'm not missing much.
Moffat passed Holdsworth and catching Slade, McLaughlin and Tander.Nissan slow again this weekend it seems.
Woot.Actually, Whincup's power steering failed and now he's sitting in the garage. Bright leads ahead of SVG and Lowndes.
Nissan just needs to find some qualifying speed.Im happy with Erebus' speed with more to come. Was good to see Will keep up with Courtney. Moffat finishing in 10th is great for Nissan.
Rick Kelly was 3rd during qualifying before he red flagged the session.Woot.
Nissan just needs to find some qualifying speed.
Better than mid to high teens like usual.But his actual time wouldn't have been worth much more than about eighth or ninth.
Bright always talks aboit how V8s should use safer barriers like in NASCAR. I agree. Those conrete walls are too much.
“Obviously concrete is a very hard thing to hit, especially at that type of speed,” Johnson told Speedcafe.com.“It’s there for a reason and it’s better than the old armco with rotten wooden posts holding it up, but there are a lot of things around now days that can replace concrete that they should be looking at.”Johnson’s comments follow similar sentiments from Jason Bright about installing SAFER barriers at Bathurst following his own accident in February’s 12 Hour.Wall and Mostert each said they thought they’d given their rival enough racing room to avoid the contact.Stewards reviewed the incident post-race but decided against taking action.
Unless Anhauser is going to try and launch Miller in Australia, that's a bit of a reach.We could just as easily see Wurth or Miller Lite.
Unless Anhauser is going to try and launch Miller in Australia, that's a bit of a reach.
Maybe i am a skeptic, but I can't see the economics being for an a US ownership stake. The Sponsorship pool is not really common across markets and Penske could get bigger bang for investment buck in the US.