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L&H 500 - Phillip Island
09 September

Days   Hrs   Mins   Secs  
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    Pos Driver
    1 Jamie Whincup
    2 Mark Winterbottom
    3 Shane van Gisbergen
    4 James Courtney
    5 Craig Lowndes
    6 Tim Slade
    7 Jason Richards
    8 Todd Kelly
    9 Rick Kelly
    29 Alex Davison
    Pos Driver
    1 James Courtney
    2 Jamie Whincup
    3 Craig Lowndes
    4 Shane van Gisbergen
    5 Mark Winterbottom
    6 Garth Tander
    7 Rick Kelly
    8 Lee Holdsworth
    16 Tim Slade
    21 Alex Davison
    Pos Team
    1 TeamVodafone
    2 Jim Beam Racing
    3 Fujitsu Racing/GRM
    4 Toll Holden Racing Team
    5 Stone Brothers Racing
    6 Jack Daniel's Racing
    7 Ford Performance Racing
    8 Brad Jones Racing
    9 Paul Morris Motorsport
    14 Wilson Security Racing
    TOUGH DAY AT THE OFFICE FOR SBR IN TOWNSVILLE
    It was a frustrating day for SBR today (Sunday) with all three cars struggling to make gains in the 200km race on the Townsville street circuit. After a shocking qualifying session that saw all three cars start from outside the top 15 Shane van Gisbergen wrestled the SP Tools Falcon to another top ten finish while Tim Slade managed his second 12th place for the weekend.
    THREE CARS IN THE TOP 15 FOR SBR IN TOWNSVILLE
    It was a tough race on the Townsville street circuit today (Saturday) with 72 laps taking its toll on the drivers in the opening race of the Sucrogen Townsville 400. Shane van Gisbergen was forced to make up for lost time twice after losing track position when trying to avoid an incident and overshooting the pit box during his first stop for tyres and fuel.
    BITTERSWEET FINISH FOR SBR IN DARWIN
    It’s been a bittersweet finish to the Skycity Triple Crown weekend in Darwin today (Sunday) with Shane van Gisbergen scoring another podium crossing the finish line in 3rd. The race ended with mixed emotions when Alex Davison posted a DNF due to a mysterious electrical issue after leading the race and starting from pole position on the grid. Tim Slade’s speed continued in Race 14 finishing inside the top ten, crossing the line in 6th place for the second time this weekend.
    VAN GISBERGEN NOT SICK OF THIRD
    Shane van Gisbergen has scored his 6th podium for the season today (Saturday) finishing 3rd in the opening race of the Skycity Triple Crown at Hidden Valley in Darwin. In typical van Gisbergen style the #9 SP Tools Racing Falcon charged through the field taking on the big names to finish in the top three. On the other side of the garage, Wilson Security Racing’s Tim Slade had a day of personal bests taking part in his first career shootout and finishing the 42 lap race in 6th position, his best
    Shane spent his formative years racing ATVs on natural terrain motocross tracks and a Quarter Midget on speedway ovals before a brief but typically successful dalliance with karts. Since then he has been on a fast track to major Australasian success. In 2010, driving the SBR #9 SP Tools Racing Falcon, Shane has already shown signs that have marked him as a future star of V8 Supercars.
    Slade stamped his mark as a man to watch in 2006, when he finished runner up in the Australia Formula Ford Championship. Since then he has also seen success in the Fujistu Development Series and this year is entering his second fulltime season in the V8 Supercars main game racing alongside his SBR teammates in the #47 Wilson Security Racing Falcon.

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