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STOREY MAKES PROGRESS DURING A WET AND WILD PUKEKOHE WEEKEND

Dominic Storey has left the Brother 350 at Pukekohe with the satisfaction of moving up in the Championship table although it didn't come easy for the iSport Racing Team. On two separate occasions during the weekend the iSport Falcon found the walls of the treacherous Pukekohe Park Circuit. The week...

McIntyre's strong pace goes unrewarded at Pukekohe

The weekend's third round of the BNT V8 SuperTourers at Pukekohe had ups and downs for John McIntyre during what was an action-packed and chaotic series of races on the revamped circuit. The early pace of the #47 Blackwoods Protector Falcon meant things started well for John McIntyre Racing with th...

M3 Racing dealt a blow at Pukekohe

V8Supertourers Brother 350 dealt massive blows to a number of teams with the Pukekohe carnage starting from the very first corner of race one. Red flags were the order of the day with a huge pile up at the beginning of race one resulting in Andy Booth and Ash Walsh being shunted hard into the wall,...

MANUELL FEELS THAT BAD LUCK CAUGHT MANY OUT AT PUKEKOHE

Several of the BNT V8 SuperTourer teams were hit by bad luck over the course of Round 3 at Pukekohe Park Raceway and Paul Manuell was one of those – mercifully though his did not come from racing incidents. With a blown gearbox during Saturday practice putting them behind on vehicle setup the tea...

PEDERSEN SHINES AS THE CONDITIONS CHALLENGE AT PUKEKOHE

J.A. Russell Ltd-backed International Motorsport driver Ant Pedersen was again the stand-out New Zealand resident driver at the latest round of the BNT V8 SuperTourer NZ Series at Pukekohe Park Raceway on Sunday. After setting the fifth quickest qualifying time on a streaming wet track on Saturday ...

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There is growing interest in both car and drivers for the second season. Drawn by the 550 horsepower available, a number of current V8Supercar drivers are skipping the Tasman to be part of the series. Names such as Scott McLaughlin (inaugural season champion) Greg Murphy, Craig Baird, John McIntyre (Sprint champion), Kayne Scott, Andy Booth, Paul Manuell and many more lined up to be part of the first season. With all vying for the top spot in a field brimming with champions and more than 100 national motorsport titles, it's going to be a hard-fought battle for supremacy - that grows by the day.

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