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- Hammerhead Garage
Lowndes on pole, with Tander second. Jonathon Webb a phenomenal fourth, despite the team having no sponsor.
Elsewhere, Garth Tander has opened his stupid mouth again and said that he welcomes Nissan to V8 Supercars, because someone has to finish third. Honestly, the man is such a tosser that Ian Kiernan should consider having Clean Up Australia Day sponsor HRT this year.
prisonermonkeysLowndes on pole, with Tander second. Jonathon Webb a phenomenal fourth, despite the team having no sponsor.
Maybe he could have just kept his mouth shut instead of making tactless comments.
Except that in this case, it wasn't friendly at all - Tander wasn't joking when he said it.Nothing wrong with a bit of friendly banter
Yes, it does. Tander is the lead driver for HRT, and HRT is the Holden factory team. Therefore, he is effectively the lead Holden driver, and if the marque was given the choice, he would be their preferred driver to win. So for him to bash Nissan on national television a year before they join the sport creates a very bad image, both for himself and for Holden. It's not the first time he's done it, either - three hours before Nissan was announced as joining the championship, Tander made fun of the Kellys on Twitter for it. Although Nissan's entry was the worst-kept secret in the sport at the time, Tander was the first person in a position to know about their entry to actually mention anything about it, so he effectively confirmed it - three hours before anyone wanted it confirmed, and with pithy comments directed at the Kellys. Of all the ways Nissan could have announced their intentions, having a driver from a rival manufacturer leak the news on Twitter with an insult directed at their drivers is probably the last way they wanted it done. Worse, Holden pretty much condoned Tander's actions; when Car of the Future was first announced, Simon McNamara warned other manufacturers not to waste their time entering the sport because there was nothing for them. And when Nissan finally did announce their entry, Holden didn't even bother to name them in a press release about their joining the sport.Does it matter?
there's also gonna be a race in shanghai this year.
Also I'm going to bathurst! and I might be going to clipsal, depend's on weather my dad's working or not.
See, I'm confused. Doesn't the street car they are based off of have to be V8 RWD?
See, I'm confused. Doesn't the street car they are based off of have to be V8 RWD?
See that's what I was thinking about the whole time. I thought the street car had to be RWD V8 so that lead me to believe that the car would be all new, or converting the Maxima (Altima down there?) to RWD.
Kind of disappointing really.![]()