AUS: Summary of penalties post-Eastern Creek
Carrera Cup -- Summary of Penalties Imposed Matters from previous rounds held over: Special Event: Foster's Australian Grand Prix Marcus Marshall and Tony Quinn - The steward's inquiry was reconvened on 25th March 2004 where additional video ...
Carrera Cup -- Summary of Penalties Imposed
Matters from previous rounds held over:
Special Event: Foster's Australian Grand Prix
Marcus Marshall and Tony Quinn - The steward's inquiry was
reconvened on 25th March 2004 where additional video evidence
from the circuit's fixed security cameras was shown. From
the viewing of this video footage the charge against Mr
Marshall was dismissed.
Round 1: Clipsal 500, Adelaide
Race 3:
Peter Fitzgerald - Breach of pit lane speed limit. A time
penalty of 30 seconds to be added to Mr Fitzgerald's total
race time for race 3.
Round 2: Eastern Creek, Sydney
Qualifying:
Car #92 (Ross Rutherford) was found to be in breach of the
pit lane speed limit. A fine of $100 was imposed.
Race 1:
Car #88 (Ash Samadi) received a 25 second time penalty to his
race 1 race time, due to a driving infringement in that race.
Stewards held an inquiry with car #8 Tony Quinn and car #42 Peter Bradbury at the request of the race director relating to an incident involving both drivers at turn 2, first lap, race one. The stewards concluded there was insufficient evidence to be able to prove a breach of the rules in this instance.
Race 2:
Car #2 (James Cressey) received a 25 second time penalty to
his race 2 race time, due to a driving infringement in that
race.
Race 3:
A steward's inquiry was held relating to car #7 (Rodney
Jane) finishing in second place in race 3 which finished
under safety car conditions. After viewing the race's lap
chart and hearing evidence from the race director, car #7 was
relegated to third position for race 3.
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