Why this is one of the widest Great Races in three decades

  • 7 months ago
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Mark Skaife, up to 1000 weeks, said that quantum of change brought by introduction of Gen3 car is biggest revision that sport has seen in 30 years. Since release 5-liter formula for 1993 season, there were many unknowns going to showcase activity of sport after end V8 Super cars. Cars are wider, much less suppression force, the engines are different. Carabs Shane Van Gisbergen and Garth Tister's victory last year is very different. And the category also brought the softest tire compound to Bathurst, which compensated for aerodynamic grasping that was lost by reducing suppression force in mechanical understanding. Broc Feeney Bathurst will start 1000 seconds. However, it is worn much faster than the harder tire, and no one knows if an entire tire clue will survive. The teams now had a six -hour application before present race Panorama Mountain circuit, and Form Guide shows that 99 No.99 Bodie Kosteckki and David Russell in Erebus Camaro are team to be defeated a flat fight. But Bathurst is rarely a flat fight. Late racing safety car potential is always big, but this year is even bigger. Considering expectation a race, use of softer tires will mean that accumulation marble from race line late in race line is terrible. A small error can lead to quick familiar with a driver with concrete wall. Brodie Kostecki dominated the weekend and will start directly. Although everyone has done a 'racing run' in practice, the fundamental expanded tips of 10 or 15 rounds to read the tire wear - no one was wasted from a complete fuel tank. With harder tires, the tire wear was very well exhausted before making them competitive. It means that the strategy race will be wide. Do you start with your common driver as well as the preferred method for most of the decades we have? If you are back, you can start your main drive to see whether they can vote in the field. Cameron Waters argued that the Mustangs may need to keep themselves in traffic to get a mountain and down Conrod Slexts. Jamie Whincup claimed that no one really knew what to play. "We will keep the strategy close to our chest and find out what's going to emerge day by day," he said. "I don't think anyone knows exactly what to do, and we certainly don't know what our opposition will do. "A good part of what will come out tomorrow - we don't know what's going to happen, it's great." There is no doubt that there are some games in these comments, but the sense of uncertainty is definitely shared up and down in the padok. We will find out when the race started at 11.15.

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