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Buchan wins second race in as many days with controlling drive at SMP
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HMO Customer Racing has taken two wins on the trot in the TCR Australia series after their rookie Josh Buchan took his second race victory in a row, converting pole to the race victory at Sydney Motorsport Park.
A day after taking his first win in the series, the Hyundai i30 N TCR driver was able to set the pace at the front of the field all race long, going unchallenged throughout the 15 lap outing to take home a bag of points.
Buchan converted pole position to a holeshot heading into the first corner as James Moffat bogged down off the line, losing a handful of spots from the front row while Chaz Mostert squeezed his way through to second in the Melbourne Performance Centre Audi RS3, leading Tony D’Alberto’s Wall Racing Honda Civic Type R.
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Sydney Dragway ready for racing
Racers at Sydney Dragway are set for their best performances with resurfacing works officially opened today.
Minister for Sport Geoff Lee said the new international standard surface forms part of the NSW Government’s $33 million upgrade of facilities at Sydney Motorsport Park.
“The NSW Government is committed to providing high quality and safe motorsport facilities for the drag racing community,” Mr Lee said.
“This upgrade replaces the previous 15 year-old surface and provides a world class surface for racers of all levels.”
“These upgrades will deliver an outstanding event experience for motor racing competitors and fans alike.”
TCR Australia debutant reflects on first round heading into second outing
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Lachlan Mineeff is set to make his second TCR Australia series round start next month for his Purple Sector team after a solid debut round in the category back in March, the 18-year-old now shifting his focus to the tin-top category.
Having achieved a surprising ninth place in his first ever start at a rain-soaked Phillip Island, Mineeff took 13th and 12th in the remaining two races over the weekend but had to put his TCR ambitions on the sidelines to focus on the Bathurst 6 Hour, winning his class in a Toyota 86.