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Wilson 23rd and Bargwanna 29th in Phillip Island practice PDF Print E-mail
Friday, 30 November 2007
WPS/WOW Racing drivers Max Wilson and Jason Bargwanna have driven to 23rd and 29th respectively in practice for the Dunlop Grand Finale at Phillip Island in Victoria today.

Wilson set a time of 1m35.5435s around the 4.45 kilometre Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit in the #8 WOW Racing Falcon, within a second of the times in the top 10. “Phillip Island is a great circuit and today was a solid start to the weekend,” saidmaxgrasspi-th.jpg Wilson.

“I’m confident that the WOW car will be around the mark. We will look at things now and see where we can improve the car for qualifying tomorrow.”

Bargwanna steered the #10 WPS Racing Falcon to a time of 1m35.9558s at Phillip Island in the two and a half hour, limited lap session.

bargsmghairpin-th.jpg“I think with some changes overnight we can get the car closer to the pace for qualifying tomorrow,” said Bargwanna.

Mark Winterbottom was fastest today ahead of Garth Tander and Todd Kelly.

“Max has made a solid start to the weekend today and I am sure that with the correct changes we can be better tomorrow for qualifying,” said WPS/WOW Racing Team Owner Craig Gore.

Tomorrow will see qualifying and the opening race of the Dunlop Grand Finale held at Phillip Island.

RESULTS: Practice
1 Mark Winterbottom 1.33.9659
2 Garth Tander 1.34.1620
3 Todd Kelly 1.34.4072
4 Mark Skaife 1.34.4103
5 Lee Holdsworth 1.34.4522
6 Craig Lowndes 1.34.4722
7 Greg Murphy 1.34.5767
8 Rick Kelly 1.34.6190
9 Jamie Whincup 1.34.6318
10 Russell Ingall 1.34.6880
11 Steven Richards 1.34.7093
12 Shane van Gisbergen 1.35.0333
13 Jason Bright 1.35.0430
14 Steve Owen 1.35.1334
15 Will Davison 1.35.1500
16 Shane Price 1.35.1506
17 James Courtney 1.35.1546
18 Andrew Jones 1.35.1774
19 Jason Richards 1.35.2801
20 Marcus Marshall 1.35.4891
21 Simon Wills 1.35.4977
22 Paul Dumbrell 1.35.5244
23 Max Wilson 1.35.5435
24 Dean Canto 1.35.5710
25 Steve Johnson 1.35.6! 295
26 Cameron McConville 1.35.7077
27 Owen Kelly 1.35.8126
28 Alan Gurr 1.35.9485
29 Jason Bargwanna 1.35.9558
30 John Bowe 1.36.3316
31 Paul Morris 1.37.1934

2007 V8 Supercar Championship Series Driver’s Standings
After Round 13 of 14
1 Jamie Whincup 569
2 Garth Tander 562
3 Craig Lowndes 548
4 Rick Kelly 521
5 Mark Winterbottom 381
6 Steven Richards 366
7 Mark Skaife 335
8 James Courtney 331
9 Todd Kelly 325
10 Will Davison 315
11 Russell Ingall 301
12 Steven Johnson 294
13 Greg Murphy 238
14 Jason Richards 235
15 Lee Holdsworth 189
16 Dean Canto 122
17 Jason Bargwanna 109
18 Max Wilson 108
19 Steve Owen 103
20 Paul Radisich 96
21 Paul Dumbrell 69
22 Paul Morris 66
23 Jason Bright 64
24 Owen Kelly 63
25 Richard Lyons 63
26 Allan Simonsen 63
27 David Besnard 60
28 Tony D'Alberto 54
29 Paul Weel 51
30 John Bowe 47
31 Craig Baird 45
32 Nathan Pretty 45
33 ! Mathew Halliday 42
34 Luke Youlden 33
35 Cameron McConville 33
36 Alex Davison 30
37 Andrew Thompson 30
38 Glenn Seton 30
39 Shane Price 30
40 Cameron McLean 27
41 Greg Ritter 27
42 Jonathon Webb 24
43 Andrew Jones 19
44 Shane Van Gisbergen 17
45 Tony Longhurst 12
46 Simon Wills 12
47 Fabian Coulthard 8
48 Steve Ellery 6
49 Michael Caruso 6
50 Grant Denyer 6

2007 V8 Supercar Championship Series Team’s Standings
After Round 13 of 14
1. Toll HSV Dealer Team 1083
2. Team Vodafone 1036
3. Ford Performance Racing 735
4. Holden Racing Team 700
5. Stone Brothers Racing 632
6. Jim Beam Racing 588
7. Tasman Motorsport 419
8. Garry Rogers Motorsport 299
9. WPS/WOW Racing 190
10. Autobarn Racing 103
11. Supercheap Auto Racing 102
12. Team Sirromet Wines 74
13. Fujitsu Racing 74
14. Team Kiwi Racing 53
15. Glenfords Racing 47
16. Jack Daniel’s Racing 42
17. Team BOC 31

RACE SCHEDULE
Australian Eastern Daylight Savings Times
Saturday 1 December
11:40am – 12:35pm - Qualifying
3:45pm – Race One (27 laps)

Sunday 18 November
11:25am – Race Two (27 laps)
4:00pm – Race Three (27 laps)

AUSTRALIAN TV SCHEDULE
Seven Network ! – Check Local Guides
Saturday 1 December 2007
2:00pm – 5:30pm (Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth)
1:30pm – 5:00pm (Brisbane)
Sunday 2 December 2007
2:00pm – 5:30pm (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth)
 
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