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2007 Supaloc Australian Saloon Car Championship PDF Print E-mail
Friday, 12 October 2007
Round Seven Preview - Mallala, South Australia - October 13-14
The front runners in the 2007 Supaloc Australian Saloon Car Championship can’t be excused for not coming up with a game plan to beat current series leader Bruce Heinrich and his Ford Falcon AU. Kris Walton, Scott Nicolas, Steve Kwaitkowski and company have had over a month to find what will be needed to take down Heinrich on his home turf - Mallala Motorsport Park – this weekend October 13-14.
It’s the second visit to the South Australian circuit for the championship and Heinrich is out to win again.

The series has been dominated by South Australian and Queenslander drivers. Walton, one of the Sunshine State’s best, has been the one to take the fight up to Heinrich in his Falcon, but he has also been dogged with bad luck – on a couple of occasions he has been pushed off or fallen off, the track whilst in a challenging position.

 

Nicolas meanwhile has been blindingly quick but his Falcon but mechanical gremlins have put paid to his chances on a couple of occasions and the same could be said for the South Australian Kwaitkowski who usually figures near or on the podium by the end of the day.

 

South Australians dominate this round with 18 taking on just two from New South Wales, one from Victoria and three Queenslanders. Included in the locals will be Holden Commodore driver Shawn Jamieson who along with John Goodacre were heading home early from the last round at Phillip Island after engine failures in practice.

 

Not long ago Kevin Weeks announced that he was committed to a full time return to the series and was one of the prominent Holdens at there, but he had an issue with a black flag that effectively put him out of one race. Not so Victorian Paul Pennisi who had his best round to date and was particularly solid in the wet conditions.

 

The Australian Saloon Car Company (TASCCO) is a foundation member of the CAMS National Racing Championship, one of the five core categories (Production Cars, F3, Saloon Cars, Commodore Cup and GT/Porsche) in partnership with CAMS that now make up the Shannons Nationals.

 

The popular six cylinder Holden Commodore verse Ford Falcon category is supported by Supaloc Steel Building Systems, Pedders Suspension, Kumho Tyres, Xtreme Clutch, EMS Fuel Injection, Cebco Brakes and CSA Alloy Wheels.

 

2007 Supaloc Australian Saloon Car Championship Round Seven Entry List

  1 Bruce Heinrich (SA)             Ford Falcon AU

  5 Craig Smith (SA)                 Ford Falcon EA

  7 Scott Nicholas (SA)             Ford Falcon AU

13 Troy Hoey (QLD)                 Ford Falcon AU

15 Shawn Jamieson (SA)          Holden Commodore VT

17 Matt Lovell (SA)                  Ford Falcon AU

22 Justin Garnett (SA)              Ford Falcon AU

24 David Lines (SA)                 Holden Commodore VN

27 Grace Monterosso (SA)         Holden Commodore VN

31 Robert Lonie (SA)                Holden Commodore VT

32 Nelson Brown (SA)              Ford Falcon EA

34 Steve Kwiatkowski (SA)       Ford Falcon AU

36 Jake Camilleri (QLD)            Holden Commodore VT

37 Barry Whitford (SA)             Ford Falcon EB

40 George Diamond (SA)          Ford Falcon EA

46 Paul Pennisi (VIC)               Holden Commodore VT

60 Peter Dane (NSW)               Ford Falcon AU

68 Kris Walton (QLD)               Ford Falcon AU

74 Brenton Burr (SA)                Ford Falcon AU

77 Kevin Weeks (SA)               Holden Commodore VT

80 Brad Fox (SA)                     Ford Falcon AU

82 Geoff Brown (VIC)               Ford Falcon AU

91 Naomi Maltby (SA)              Holden Commodore VN

96 Larry Marifield (SA)              Holden Commodore VN

98 Andrew Hamilton (NSW)       Ford Falcon AU

 

2007 Supaloc Australian Saloon Car Championship Points (after six rounds)

Heinrich 578, Walton 523, Lovell 370, Kwiatkowski 363, Nicholas 312, Goodacre 306, Hoey 260, Dane 222, Harvey 222, Jamieson 167, Camilleri 163, Pennisi 154, Fox 148, Brown 147, Weeks 123, Lonie 110, Carrington 69, B Niall 65, Burr 62, Dawson 61, Rowse 60, Smollen 53, Piggott 40, Van Gilst 34, Sutherland 33, M Niall 32, Seal 31, Garnett 29, Primmer 26, Mitchell 25, Smith 24, Kearns 23, Wade 17, King 16, Hamilton 15, Maltby 14, Whitford 10, Monterosso 1.

 

2007 Supaloc Australian Saloon Car Championship Round Seven Schedule

08:55 Practice 1          Supaloc Aust. Saloon Car Championship - 20 mins

11:25 Practice 2          Supaloc Aust. Saloon Car Championship - 20 mins

14:20 Practice 3          Supaloc Aust. Saloon Car Championship - 20 mins

16:00 Sponsor Rides    Supaloc Aust. Saloon Car Championship - 15 mins

 

1015 Qualifying 1        Supaloc Aust. Saloon Car Championship - 25 mins

1205 Qualifying 2        Supaloc Aust. Saloon Car Championship - 25 mins

1600 Race 1               Supaloc Aust. Saloon Car Championship - 12 laps

 

1010 Race 2               Supaloc Aust. Saloon Car Championship - 12 laps

1410 Race 3               Supaloc Aust. Saloon Car Championship - 12 laps

 

 
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