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Nicolas wins as contenders faulter PDF Print E-mail
Sunday, 26 November 2006
Outright Supaloc Saloon Championship contenders Bruce Heinrich and Kris Walton both limped home in race one of the seventh and final round as Scott Nicolas posted his first win of the season in his Oki Ford Falcon AU at Eastern Creek yesterday.


All three AU Fords vied for the lead but a puncture for Walton and a loose front hub for Heinrich made it a battle for survival for the only two contenders left in the series.

Earlier in the day, Heinrich was the fastest qualifier ahead of Walton with Nicolas on the second row alongside Jake Camilleri in his Holden Commodore VT. South Australians Matt Lovell in an older EA model Ford, and Shawn Jamieson’s VT shared the next row ahead of the Fords of Peter Dane, Brett Carrington, Geoff Brown and Shane Smollen.

Eleventh was Roger Paterson, a sturdy rebuilding effort at Peter Dane’s workshop after the AU suffered a huge crash in practice. Meanwhile round one winner John Goodacre was out after blowing a second engine in his VT. Michael Barbara also detonated an engine in his Holden Commodore VN and switched to Dane’s older EA Falcon which also lost an engine.

Heinrich made a great start to lead Nicolas while Walton was slow away, dropping to fifth initially before charging back past Carrington firstly, then Lovell before closing on the race leaders. Nicolas found his way past Heinrich as did Walton who grabbed the lead near the halfway point.

But it was short-lived glory as he blew a front tyre shortly after – forced to the pits to change and losing a lap in the process. Heinrich was also in trouble but opted to stay on the circuit and limp home. In the meantime Jamieson passed Lovell for what would become second in the end, and Carrington was fourth ahead of Paterson and Dane.

SA Commodore driver Robert Lonie unassuming progressed to seventh ahead of fellow VT runner Paul Pennisi and the EA’s of Adam Hughes and Smollen. Then follow John Ierardo (Commodore VN) from Heinrich, David Rogers (VN), Mark Primmer (EA) and Walton. Jake Camilleri was an earlier retiree with gearbox woes and Geoff Brown’s AU was also a non-finisher.

For more information on the exciting six cylinder Ford verses Holden, Australian Saloon Cars, visit the website at www.tascco.com.au .

SUPALOC AUSTRALIAN SALOON CAR CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND EIGHT QUALIFING

1 Bruce Heinrich (SA) Ford Falcon AU 1:49.5503
2 Kris Walton (QLD) Ford Falcon AU 1:50.1093
3 Scott Nicholas (SA) Ford Falcon AU 1:50.7762
4 Jake Camilleri (QLD) Holden Commodore VT 1:50.8372
5 Matt Lovell (SA) Ford Falcon EA 1:51.5067
6 Shawn Jamieson (SA) Holden Commodore VT 1:51.5374
7 Peter Dane (NSW) Ford Falcon AU 1:52.8206
8 Brett Carrington (VIC) Ford Falcon AU 1:53.2107
9 Geoff Brown (VIC) Ford Falcon AU 1:53.3524
10 Shane Smollen (NSW) Ford Falcon EA 1:53.4146
11 Roger Paterson (SA) Ford Falcon AU 1:53.4425
12 Robert Lonie (SA) Holden Commodore VN 1:53.6859
13 Adam Hughes (NSW) Ford Falcon EA 1:53.9866
14 David Rogers (VIC) Ford Falcon EA 1:54.5323
15 Paul Pennisi (VIC) Holden Commodore VT 1:54.5363
16 Mark Primmer (NSW) Ford Falcon EA 1:54.7979
17 Michael Barbara (NSW) Holden Commodore VN 1:55.4495
18 John Ierardo (VIC) Holden Commodore VN 1:55.7683
DNQ John Goodacre (SA) Holden Commodore VT

SUPALOC AUSTRALIAN SALOON CAR CHAMPIONSHIP

ROUND EIGHT RACE ONE (10 laps)

1 Scott Nicholas (SA) Ford Falcon AU 18:47.7435
2 Shawn Jamieson (SA) Holden Commodore VT 18:53.3423
3 Matt Lovell (SA) Ford Falcon EA 19:02.5732
4 Brett Carrington (VIC) Ford Falcon AU 19:05.8023
5 Roger Paterson (SA) Ford Falcon AU 19:07.3545
6 Peter Dane (NSW) Ford Falcon AU 19:08.7524
7 Robert Lonie (SA) Holden Commodore VN 19:14.2914
8 Paul Pennisi (VIC) Holden Commodore VT 19:17.2717
9 Adam Hughes (NSW) Ford Falcon EA 19:18.6357
10 Shane Smollen (NSW) Ford Falcon EA 19:25.8630
11 John Ierardo (VIC) Holden Commodore VN 19:26.7038
12 Bruce Heinrich (SA) Ford Falcon AU 19:27.0811
13 David Rogers (VIC) Ford Falcon EA 19:27.3465
14 Mark Primmer (NSW) Ford Falcon EA 19:46.9309
15 Kris Walton (QLD) Ford Falcon AU 9 laps
DNF Geoff Brown (VIC) Ford Falcon AU 6 laps
DNF Jake Camilleri (QLD) Holden Commodore VT 4 laps
Fastest lap: Walton 1:50.3880

For more information on the exciting six cylinder Ford verses Holden, Australian Saloon Cars, visit the website at www.tascco.com.au .

SUPALOC AUSTRALIAN SALOON CAR CHAMPIONSHIP POINTS (AFTER RD6)

Heinrich 620, Walton 576, Harvey 454, Jamieson 427, Goodacre 312, Fiore 300, Dane 260, Lovell 258, Camilleri 240, Barbara 154, B Niall 143, Kwiatkowski 128, Fox 125, Nicholas 97, Paterson 97, M Niall 97, Brown 84, Bowden 81, Williams 79, James 67, Pennisi 56, Carrington 54, King 51, Rouse 36, Lines 34, Holmes 29, Rubis 28, Southerland 28, Robinson 23, Evangelou 22, Smith 21, Ierardo 20, Johnson 20, Primmer 19, Van Gilst 19, Wright 18, Rogers 17, Bartsch 16, Hamilton 15, Lonie 10, Hughes 6, Hogan 5, Gates 4, Smollen 4, Burr 3, Calabrese 3, Pilatti 3, Boley 2, Monterosso 2.
Last Updated ( Sunday, 26 November 2006 )
 
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