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ASTC: Winton Raceway race one and two results
Winton Raceway - Victoria October 20-21 Future/Super Touring Race One Results - 16 laps Peter Hills (Ford Modeo) 24:31.0697-1, Jamie Miller (Toyota Camry)24:31.9603-2, David Searle (BMW) 24:36.4220-3, Sam Dale (Ford Modeo) 24:36.8352-4, David ...
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Winton Raceway - Victoria
October 20-21
Future/Super Touring Race One Results - 16 laps
Peter Hills (Ford Modeo) 24:31.0697-1,
Jamie Miller (Toyota Camry)24:31.9603-2,
David Searle (BMW) 24:36.4220-3,
Sam Dale (Ford Modeo) 24:36.8352-4,
David Auger (Alfa Romeo) 24:50.5749-5,
Ray Sidebottom (Holden Commodore VX) 24:53.2293-6,
Geoff Parker (Holden Commodore VS) 25:15.4576-7,
Bruce Williams (Holden Commodore VS) 25:18.3658-8,
Kerry Wade (Ford Falcon EL) 25:27.7583-9,
Michael Webb (Ford Falcon EL) 25:39.6507-10.
Future/Super Touring Race One
In contrast Peter Hills leapt off the line to lead while team mate bogged down and was swamped by those behind. Bob Wright was another who jumped cleanly, his Future Tourer a stunning second ahead of Jamie Miller and Ray Sidebottom at the end of the first lap.
Because of his religious beliefs, David Searle could not qualify and started from the back of the grid. His BMW soon cutting a distinctive path throught the field.
Meanwhile Hills maintained the front running all the way to the flag. Miller soon relegated Wright, who later had a lose, and held second for the duration as Searle stormed through the field, nabbing Sam Dale on the final lap for a podium place.
Auger was fifth across the line just ahead of Sidebottom, and another of his team's Commodores driven by Geoff Parker, and Bruce Williams.
Future/Super Touring Race Two Results - 16 laps
Peter Hills (Ford Modeo) 24:18.6625-1,
David Searle (BMW) 24:21.6682-2,
David Auger (Alfa Romeo) 24:37.9214-3,
Jamie Miller (Toyota Camry) 24:39.6993-4,
Sam Dale (Ford Modeo) 25:40.0923-5,
Ray Sidebottom (Holden Commodore VX) 25:06.8474-6,
James Brock (Holden Commodore VT) 25:08.5771-7,
Bob Wright (Holden Commdore VT) 25:24.3553-8,
Michael Webb (Ford Falcon EL) 25:27.0215-9,
Geoff Parker (Holden Commodore VS) 25:31.3722.
Future/Super Touring Race Two
The second grid was based on the quickest lap times of race one. David Searle started off pole and led Peter Hills narrowly for 12 laps where the latter executed a daring late braking move to snare the lead for the remainder.
For much of the race David Auger and Jamie Miller diced closely for third with several changes of positions before Auger gained the upper hand in the concluding stages, leaving Miller to ward off the advancing Sam Dale in the final laps.
Ray Sidebottom again was the best of the Future Tourers, this time beating home the Commodore of James Brock as Bob Wright and Geoff Parker tangle briefly and put themselves out of class contention.
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