Reynolds disqualified from Adelaide Shootout
David Reynolds has been kicked out of the Top 10 Shootout in Adelaide due to a technical breach.
The Grove Racing driver qualified fourth for today's opening race courtesy of his efforts in the single-lap dash.
However his Mustang failed post-session technical checks, Supercars Head of Motorsport citing his rear wing being too high on the TV broadcast.
As a result Reynolds has been disqualified for the Shootout and will start the race from 10th position, sharing the fifth row with Thomas Randle who was a DNS due to his practice crash.
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