After some promising car speed yesterday, today wasn’t what we had hoped for.
After a disappointing qualifying session, Scott Pye started out of 21st, and James Courtney 23rd for the 40 lap race.
It’s time to get back on track, as we head up the Hume Highway with Winton Raceway plugged into the GPS.
Walkinshaw Racing has today announced the termination of the contract of Team Principal, Adrian Burgess, effective immediately.
Sunday didn’t bring a change of fortunes for Mobil 1™ HSV Racing, resulting in a weekend we would like to forget.
Saturday didn’t go to script for Mobil 1 HSV Racing, with James Courtney finishing 17th, and Scott Pye 19th.
We’ve headed west. 3,641 kilometres west to be accurate, landing at Barbagallo Raceway in Perth for round 4 of the 2017 Virgin Australia Supercars Championship.
After really promising signs throughout, ultimately, it was a tough day at the Island for Mobil 1 HSV Racing.
The day started off promising, with James in the top 10 in qualifying, and Scotty unlucky not to be in there as well.
James Courtney’s car #22 will have a new head turning look at the WD-40 Phillip Island 500 and beyond, with Boost Mobile becoming the major partner on the car for the rest of the year.