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Old 4 Jan 2011, 13:50 (Ref:2811011)   #20
William Dale Jr
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William Dale Jr should be qualifying in the top 10 on the grid
2/11/1985 - AGP Support Race - Adelaide Grand Prix Circuit, SA

AGP Support Race
Adelaide Grand Prix Circuit, SA (2/11/1985)


Circuit Length: 3.78 km
Race Distance: 15 laps
Weather: Sunny

All I've got from this race are the grid positions, courtesy of Channel 9's broadcast of the race.

Grid PositionNumberDriverCar
117Dick JohnsonFord Mustang
221Gerhard BergerBMW 635CSi
305Peter BrockHolden Commodore VK
422Charlie O'BrienBMW 635CSi
547Colin BondAlfa Romeo GTV6
643Brad JonesMitsubishi Starion
742Kevin BartlettMitsubishi Starion
840Terry FinniganHolden Commodore VK
912Garry WillmingtonJaguar XJ-S
107John HarveyHolden Commodore VK
1113Ray EllisHolden Commodore VK
1210John SmithToyota Sprinter
1324Gerald KayHolden Commodore VK
1457Bob HoldenToyota Corolla AE86 Liftback
1563G. HorleyFord Capri
163Gerry BurgessMazda RX-7
1766Martin PowerTriumph Dolomite
1862John CraftFord Capri
1920Jim KeoghBMW 635CSi

No JPS cars but making up for that was the presence of Gerhard Berger, moonlighting on his Arrows F1 gig. Berger was driving Bob Jane's ex-Schnitzer 635, the car Ravaglia and Cecotto took to 2nd place at Bathurst. John Harvey jumped the start in a big way to be second by turn one, while Johnson had made a magnificent - legal - start to get to the chicane first. Harvey started to fall back into the clutches of the chasing pack, holding off Berger for a couple of laps until the Austrian got down the inside down pit straight. Contact in the braking area saw Harvey dispatch the orange BMW, Berger's race ending in the sand trap. From there, it was all Johnson, winning comfortably from Brock, O'Brien, Finnigan, and Bond (in the Toy Shop Alfa after the adventures at Surfers the week before).
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