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Teretonga Action Continues

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24 SEPTEMBER 2013 

Teretonga Action Continues 

After the ASKO South Island Endurance Series opened the season at Teretonga Park on Saturday, the following day saw Pro 7 Saloons, Noel McIntyre Drainage Clubmans cars and Sports & Racing Cars take the limelight in action presented by Downer.

The Pro 7 Saloons kicked off their 2013/2014 South Island Championship and it was two Timaru drivers who shared the spoils. George Gilbert emerged with two wins and a fifth place while reigning champion Daniel Taylor took the other race and placed second in the other two behind Gilbert. Former class champion Jason Corboy of Christchurch took a second, third and fourth from the three races while Ken Thompson of Mosgiel carded two thirds and a fifth.

Brian Scott of Dunedin had a successful day in the Noel McIntyre Drainage Clubmans events with three wins in his Chev Corvette. Robert Ralston of Invercargill won the opening race in his Nissan Silvia from a large field with Scott second and Inky Tulloch third in a Honda Integra. Ralston retired from the second race after setting the fastest lap, Scott picking up the win from Tulloch and Steve Scoles of Outram in a Chev Camaro. Scott took his second win in the third race of the day with Tulloch again second ahead of Ralston who returned with another fastest lap on his way to third place. Scott took the Class 4 honours in this race for cars 2501cc & over, Dean Maw of Invercargill in his Mazda RX7 Class 3 (1601-2500cc), Rhys Turner of Dunedin, Honda Civic,
Class 2 (1301-1600cc) and Shane Crosbie of Invercargill took Class 1 (0-1300cc) in his Ford Falcon Star Car. Scott also took the Flying Farewell from Tulloch and Darryn Andrews of Lincoln in a Nissan Primera Turbo.

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Gary Cooper of Dunedin took the first two Sports & Racing Car races in his Reynard 92H from Invercargill driver Dave McKenzie in another Reynard. Cooper did not finish the third race and did not appear in the Flying Farewell with McKenzie taking both those races. Invercargill drivers Jamie Conroy and Stephen Heffernan shared the other placings.

The next meeting at Teretonga Park is scheduled for Sunday 3 November.

Keep up to date with what is happening at Teretonga Park this summer at www.teretonga.org.nz

CALENDAR 2013/2014 SEASON - TERETONGA PARK

21/22 September 2013: Motor Racing presented by Downer - ASKO Appliances 3 Hour Endurance Race, ASKO Appliances 1 Hour Endurance Race, Pro 7 Saloons, Honda Cup, Noel McIntyre Drainage Clubmans, Sports & Racing Cars

3 November 2013: Motor Racing presented by Downer - Noel McIntyre Drainage Clubmans, Honda Cup 

7/8 December 2013: Motor Racing presented by Downer - OSCA, Pre 65 Saloons; Mini 7 South, NZ Six, Pro 7 Saloons, South Island Formula Ford, Noel McIntyre Drainage Clubmans, Sports & Racing Cars

10-12 January 2014: NZV8s, Toyota Racing Series Formula Ford and more

14-16 February 2014: Evolution Motorsport Classic SpeedFest featuring top class classic motor racing 

14-16 March 2014: Motor Racing presented by Downer - NZ Super Trucks, NZ Six, Honda Cup, Pre 65 Saloons, Noel McIntyre Drainage Clubmans, Sports & Racing Cars   

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