Bathurst 12: Hour eight notes
WPS BATHURST 12 HOUR - HOUR EIGHT At the close of hour eight the top outright contenders were: Klark Quinn ( ...
WPS BATHURST 12 HOUR - HOUR EIGHT
At the close of hour eight the top outright contenders were: Klark Quinn (#29), Graham Alexander (#87), Martin Notaras (#43), Garry Holt (#20).
At the close of hour eight the class leaders were:
Class A -- Klark Quinn (#29)
Class B -- Garry Holt (#20)
Class C -- Luke Searle (#3)
Class D -- Brian Walden (#24)
Class E -- Peter Conroy (#14)
Class F -- Greg Sticker (#40)
Class G -- n/a
Class H -- David Filipetto (#77)
Klark Quinn (#29) has used hour eight to establish his lead, extending his gap on second to a race first 1.17s over second-placed Graham Alexander (#87).
At the seven hour 30 minute mark Quinn was leading then second-placed Paul Morris (#20) by 18 seconds, while also dicing with the #43 entry driven by David Wall, who was fighting furiously to keep himself on the lead-lap.
At the seven hour 40 minute mark Quinn pulled in for fuel, allowing Morris to resume the lead 27 seconds ahead of the now second-placed Rod Salmon (#87).
Morris pitted at the seven hour 50 minute mark for tyres, fuel and a driver change, with car-owner Garry Holt taking the wheel for the first time today. Car #87 pitted as well, not for tyres but fuel and a driver change with Graham Alexander hopping on board.
With Quinn able to pick up the two spots while Morris and Salmon headed to the pits, Alexander slotted back on-track after the stop in second position behind the #29 entry, although he would later sacrifice his second-placing to a charging Holt.
However it wouldn't last for long for the #20 entry with Holt spinning into the sand trap right on the end of the seventh hour on the exit of The Chase, rejoining in fourth position.
Note: The issue Steve Owen encountered in the past hour has been confirmed as an electrical problem which caused his BMW335i to shut down heading into The Cutting.
-credit: www.bathurstmotorfestival.com.au
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