2023 Series 1 Round 11 Truck Results
No Broadcast this week
Truck Series Recap:
On Monday Night the ANZCAR Truck Series took World Wide Technology Raceway on for the second last event of Season 1. 30 Trucks lined the starting grid for the 100 lap race with Ryan Jones taking Pole honours followed by Hamish Gallagher.
Jones took the opening 9 laps in the lead until Gallagher was able to get around while Josh Michelmore, Daniel Hetterscheid and Lachlan Urquijo settled in the top 5 slowly inching away from the rest of the pack.
The first caution of the night would fall on lap 31 bringing the file down pit road.
A series of yellow flags soon fell up to lap 50 until the field settled down to string another run together, this mixed the leaders up a little with strategy and Daniel Hetterscheid found himself in the lead with Gallagher falling back to 7th on the 65th lap restart. Gallagher would become a victim of a late incident on lap 87 and the race would go into over time with a green, white checker finish.
Ruben Phelps had driven his way into the lead to get the final run of the night under way and managed to hold off Ryan Jones who made a big move on the high side of turn 1 to take the lead, Hetterscheid crossed underneath to take 2nd spot as the race ended a lap early under yellow following an incident. Ruben with the WIN! Hetterscheid and Jones, Jaie Schultz, and Norman Clark rounding out the top 5.
Laps: 105
Cautions: 9
Caution Laps: 33
Lead Changes: 8
1. Ruben Phelps
2. Daniel Hetterscheid
3. Ryan Jones
4. Jaie Schultz
5. Norman Clark
Stewards Update:
The following drivers have been noted for causing an incident/s;
Josh Michelmore, Lap 31
Lachlan Urquijo, Lap 38
Michael Campbell, Lap 43
Simon Hetterscheid, Lap 59
Christopher Tomlin, Lap 71
Daniel Hetterscheid, Lap 81
Jaie Schultz, Lap 87 (Protest dismissed. #27 had vehicle saved and drove down into #06)
Kayd Donnelly, Lap 104
The following drivers have been penalised for start/restart infringements;
Nick Walsch, Lap 75
Kayd Donnelly, Lap 75
Kayd Donnelly, Lap 91
Paul Drady, Lap 91
Other Incidents;
Lap 97 caution, Michael Campbell stopped on pit lane exit, no further penalty.
Next week the Truck Series heads to Nashville SS for 100 laps to finish off Season 1!
On Monday Night the ANZCAR Truck Series took World Wide Technology Raceway on for the second last event of Season 1. 30 Trucks lined the starting grid for the 100 lap race with Ryan Jones taking Pole honours followed by Hamish Gallagher.
Jones took the opening 9 laps in the lead until Gallagher was able to get around while Josh Michelmore, Daniel Hetterscheid and Lachlan Urquijo settled in the top 5 slowly inching away from the rest of the pack.
The first caution of the night would fall on lap 31 bringing the file down pit road.
A series of yellow flags soon fell up to lap 50 until the field settled down to string another run together, this mixed the leaders up a little with strategy and Daniel Hetterscheid found himself in the lead with Gallagher falling back to 7th on the 65th lap restart. Gallagher would become a victim of a late incident on lap 87 and the race would go into over time with a green, white checker finish.
Ruben Phelps had driven his way into the lead to get the final run of the night under way and managed to hold off Ryan Jones who made a big move on the high side of turn 1 to take the lead, Hetterscheid crossed underneath to take 2nd spot as the race ended a lap early under yellow following an incident. Ruben with the WIN! Hetterscheid and Jones, Jaie Schultz, and Norman Clark rounding out the top 5.
Laps: 105
Cautions: 9
Caution Laps: 33
Lead Changes: 8
1. Ruben Phelps
2. Daniel Hetterscheid
3. Ryan Jones
4. Jaie Schultz
5. Norman Clark
Stewards Update:
The following drivers have been noted for causing an incident/s;
Josh Michelmore, Lap 31
Lachlan Urquijo, Lap 38
Michael Campbell, Lap 43
Simon Hetterscheid, Lap 59
Christopher Tomlin, Lap 71
Daniel Hetterscheid, Lap 81
Jaie Schultz, Lap 87 (Protest dismissed. #27 had vehicle saved and drove down into #06)
Kayd Donnelly, Lap 104
The following drivers have been penalised for start/restart infringements;
Nick Walsch, Lap 75
Kayd Donnelly, Lap 75
Kayd Donnelly, Lap 91
Paul Drady, Lap 91
Other Incidents;
Lap 97 caution, Michael Campbell stopped on pit lane exit, no further penalty.
Next week the Truck Series heads to Nashville SS for 100 laps to finish off Season 1!
