View Poll Results: Who will be the 2019 VASC Series Winning Driver?
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#2 Mobil1/Mega, WAU Holden - Scott Pye
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#3 Rabble Club, KR Nissan - Garry Jacobson
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#5 The Bottle O, Tickford Ford - Lee Holdsworth
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#6 Monster Energy, Tickford Ford - Cam Waters
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#7 Kelly Racing, KR Nissan - Andre Heimgartner
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#8 Brad Jones Racing, BJR Holden - Nick Percat
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#9 Penrite Racing, Erebus Holden - David Reynolds
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#12 Shell V Power, DJRTP Ford - Fabian Coulthard
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#14 Freightliner, BJR Holden - Tim Slade
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#15 Castrol Racing, KR Nissan - Rick Kelly
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#17 Shell V Power, DJRTP Ford - Scott McLaughlin
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#18 Irwin Racing, Chasports Holden - Mark Winterbottom
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#19 Truck Assist, Tekno Holden - Jack Le Brocq
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#21 Cooldrive Auto Parts, BJR Holden - Macauley Jones
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#22 Mobil1/Mega, WAU Holden - James Courtney
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#23 Milwaukee Racing, 23Red Ford - Will Davison
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#33 Boost Mobile, GRM Holden - Richie Stanaway
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#34 Boost Mobile, GRM Holden - James Golding
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#35 Optus Racing, MSR Holden - Todd Hazelwood
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#55 SuperCheap Auto, Tickford Ford - Chaz Mostert
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#78 Harvey Norman, KR Nissan - Simona De Silvestro
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#88 Red Bull Holden, RBHRT Holden - Jamie Whincup
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#97 Red Bull Holden, RBHRT Holden - Shane Van Gisbergen
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#99 Penrite Racing, Erebus Holden - Anton de Pasquale
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12 Aug 2019, 08:12 (Ref:3922379)
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#1726
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Is this Mr Stanaway’s replacement?
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Shane Van Gisbergen. The first placed ‘legal’ car & team in the 2019 Virgin Australia Supercar Championship
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13 Aug 2019, 10:45 (Ref:3922551)
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#1727
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Supercars posted about Lee Holdsworth desperately trying to break his 1800 odd day, streak without a podium.
I couldn't resist commenting but someone put me on my place
I stand by my comment, early part of the year was the best chance Lee ever had.
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13 Aug 2019, 11:13 (Ref:3922556)
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#1728
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Looks like Chaz has that one covered.
Pity his next comment was cut off.
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13 Aug 2019, 11:18 (Ref:3922557)
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He just had a go at other people posting, but I think a fair few are happy to see a current driver engage a "troll", not that I think of myself like that; Lee is a journeyman flattered by a fast car.
I have been called some pretty good names.
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13 Aug 2019, 12:44 (Ref:3922563)
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#1730
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Mixer
He just had a go at other people posting, but I think a fair few are happy to see a current driver engage a "troll", not that I think of myself like that; Lee is a journeyman flattered by a fast car.
I have been called some pretty good names.
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I think there were some trolls on that thread but your comment wasn’t one of them.
Tickford arguably has 2 journeymen, an inconsistent occasional front runner, and Richie Stanaway’s codriver in his Sandown win..
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Shane Van Gisbergen. The first placed ‘legal’ car & team in the 2019 Virgin Australia Supercar Championship
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13 Aug 2019, 12:59 (Ref:3922564)
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Big question, will Randle be in the top 10?
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13 Aug 2019, 13:26 (Ref:3922566)
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Mixer
Big question, will Randle be in the top 10?
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Mr Randle has been shown to be unlucky at keeping his equipment out of incidents. In theory he is in the 7th best car in the field
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13 Aug 2019, 13:27 (Ref:3922567)
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#1733
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So have Waters and Holdsworth...
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14 Aug 2019, 00:21 (Ref:3922623)
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Having the best car "in theory" is an interesting concept, as this is exactly what Team 18 and Frosty signed up for just prior to the season's commencement.
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14 Aug 2019, 01:59 (Ref:3922627)
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#1735
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Mixer
Supercars posted about Lee Holdsworth desperately trying to break his 1800 odd day, streak without a podium.
I couldn't resist commenting but someone put me on my place
I stand by my comment, early part of the year was the best chance Lee ever had. 
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Did you answer him?
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14 Aug 2019, 03:51 (Ref:3922631)
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Not relevant anyway, don't need to be a, racing driver to have an opinion.
If Lee couldnt crack a podium while the Mustang burst out of the blocks against Holdens in all sorts, he isn't likely to get one now.
Lee is up 11 spots on last year
Will Davison up 9 spots
Cam Waters up 8 spots
All of them could be higher but for incidents, particularly friendly fire.
The 3 of them didn't just work out how to drive in the off season. The car is the reason for their upturn in form.
If Randle does nicely and I was Lee I might justifiably worry. He is a long time past his best. Sponsor relationship could be the key perhaps. I think that is Cam"s saving grace, he is, otherwise a bit ordinary.
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14 Aug 2019, 06:49 (Ref:3922642)
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Looks like the general consensus among your facebook 'peers' is that Chaz owned you.
Insofar as being x amount of spots up, that cannot be definitively measured until the end of the season.
Unless you compare where each driver was placed in August 2018 to where they are placed now.
Nevertheless, there are lots of reasons for those driver's improvements this season other than the Mustang alone; including 888 not having their act together, and Lee escaping from the hapless Team 18.
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14 Aug 2019, 07:22 (Ref:3922645)
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Forda
Nevertheless, there are lots of reasons for those driver's improvements this season other than the Mustang alone; including 888 not having their act together, and Lee escaping from the hapless Team 18.
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Right.
Oh the Kellys, WAU & BJR don't have their act together either right?
Waters was higher 2 years ago but both Lee and Will were in the boonies.
Also the hapless Team 18 is only 150 points off Holdsworth with a pole to their name for the year, in a single car team.
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18 Aug 2019, 06:28 (Ref:3923155)
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I did a search and didn't see it posted, but Walkinshaw-Andretti are sending a Canadian and American over for the big race:
https://twitter.com/FollowWAU/status...29433312264197
I don't really need incentive to watch Bathurst, but I will make an extra effort this year to find the full race as I like both of these guys. It's tough as it often "conflicts" with my home race, Petit Le Mans and will again this year.
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18 Aug 2019, 06:45 (Ref:3923156)
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If they use Janet Guthrie & Johnny Rutherford as their benchmark then they should be relatively successful.
It will be doubly hard with both drivers lacking experience rather than having co-driver roles.
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