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Dunlop Townsville 400
10 July

Days Hrs Mins Secs

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Pos	Driver
1	Michael Caruso
2	Alex Davison
3	Craig Lowndes
4	Rick Kelly
5	Garth Tander
6	Paul Dumbrell
7	Lee Holdsworth
8	Russell Ingall
9	Shane Van Gisbergen
10	Jamie Whincup

Pos	Driver
1	Jamie Whincup
2	Will Davison
3	Garth Tander
4	Craig Lowndes
5	Lee Holdsworth
6	Steven Johnson
7	Rick Kelly
8	Mark Winterbottom
9	Shane Van Gisbergen
13	Alex Davison

Pos	Team
1	TeamVodafone
2	Toll Holden Racing Team
3	Garry Rogers Motorsport
4	Jim Beam Racing
5	Stone Brothers Racing
6	Ford Performance Racing
7	Jack Daniel's Racing
8	Brad Jones Racing
9	Wilson Security Racing
10	Walkinshaw Performance


	Coverage of SBR’s Road Trip – Follow Shane and Alex on the road! Over the five days of SBR’s Road Trip you can follow Shane and Alex on the road. Daily driver diaries will be posted by Alex and Shane on the SBR and Autofocus websites. A daily gallery will also be uploaded so you can see exactly what the guys got up to along the way! STONE BROTHERS RACING TAKE A ROAD TRIP IN THE LEAD UP TO THE TOWNSVILLE 400 In the lead up to the inaugural Dunlop Townsville 400 event, Shane van Gisbergen and Alex Davison will be travelling 1713kms in a Winnebago Leisure Seeker by Motoco from SBR’s workshop on the Gold Coast to Townsville over five days. Davison’s ‘Sprint’ to the Podium IRWIN Racing’s Alex Davison surpassed even his own expectations today when he finished Race 2 of the Sky City Triple Crown in Darwin in second place. His podium finish was thanks to a brilliant and risky race strategy and his best ever qualifying result, starting on the grid in tenth position. A SHOT AT REDEMPTION The Sky City Triple Crown dished out some cruel blows today when Alex Davison lost an engine four laps onto the first part of Qualifying. His Teammate, Shane van Gisbergen didn’t fare much better starting on the grid in 23rd after failing to record a lap quick enough to make it into the next elimination leg.

ALEX DAVISON

Alex comes from a true motor racing family. His father Richard and late grandfather Lex Davison have seen much success in open wheel categories. Alex's motor racing career began when he served his driver apprenticeship racing karts where he won the Australian Karting Championship in 1995. 2009 will see Alex complete against his younger brother, Will as he takes to the track in the new #9 IRWIN Racing Falcon.

SHANE VAN GISBERGEN

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 2009, driving the SBR #9 SP Tools Racing Falcon, Shane has already shown signs that have marked him as a future star of V8 Supercars.