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Australian Super Tourers And Future Tourers Calder Park Raceway Race One -- Sunday, November 25, 2001 Mondeos in top two spots While polesitter Hills was slow off the mark, David Auger (Alfa Romeo) got it right and surged to the lead. The Future ...

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Australian Super Tourers And Future Tourers
Calder Park Raceway
Race One -- Sunday, November 25, 2001

Mondeos in top two spots
While polesitter Hills was slow off the mark, David Auger (Alfa Romeo) got it right and surged to the lead. The Future Tourer Commodore of Ray Sidebottom was also quickly away, charging to second ahead of the battling Mondeos for a couple of laps.

The Mondeos sorted themselves out with Grant Johnson leading team boss Peter Hills before Jamie Miller (running without splitter or rear wing) also relegated the leading Future Tourer.

For many laps Auger was able to cover Johnson's attempts to bet by while back in the pack the BMW of Luke Searle continued towards the front of the field, having started from the back. His religious beliefs making it impossible to qualify.

With five laps to go Johnson was in a position to take the lead, and promptly did so. Hills seized the opportunity to grab second which is how they staved to the flag.

Searle was fourth while fifth-placed Sidebottom was the first of the Future Tourer V8 class. A late slip-up my Miller caused to lose a place to the Mondeo of Sam Dale as the Commodores of Brett Youlden, Mark Papendell, Shanan Sidebottom and Geoff Parker followed. Holdens gained a complete shutout in the Future Tourer order.

Super/Future Tourers Race One (18 laps)
Grant Johnson (Ford Mondeo) ST 19:01.4815 -1
Peter Hills (Ford Mondeo) ST 19:02.6259 -2
David Auger (Alfa Romeo) ST 19:05.2581 -3
Luke Searle (BMW) ST 19:20.2756 -4
Ray Sidebottom (Holden Commodore VX) FT 19:28.2835 -5
Sam Dale (Ford Mondeo) ST 19:29.4370 -6
Jamie Miller (Toyota Camry) ST 19:31.5970 -7
Brett Youlden (Holden Commodore VS) FT 19:41.2865 -8
Mark Papendell (Holden Commodore VS) FT 19:43.4153 -9
Shanan Sidebottom (Holden Commodore VT) FT 19:49.9654 -10
Geoff Parker (Holden Commodore VS) FT 20:03.4676 -11
Paul Leabeater (Hyundai Lantra) ST 20:04.4388 -12
Andrew Gillespie (Ford Falcon EL) FT 20:06.6864 -13
Mark Telfer (Holden Commodore VS) FT 17 laps -14
Mathew White (Holden Commodore VS) FT 16 laps -15
Mark Sutherland (Holden Commodore VS) FT 12 laps -16
Bruce Williams (Holden Commodore VS) FT 13 laps DNF
Michael Webb (Ford Falcon EL) FT 13 laps DNF
Leanne Ross (Ford Falcon AU) FT 3 laps DNF

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