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2019 Virgin Australia Supercars Official Test Day PHILLIP ISLAND GRAND PRIX CIRCUIT 2019 Virgin Australia Supercars Championship - Practice 1 2019 Virgin Australia Supercars Official Test Day PHILLIP ISLAND GRAND PRIX CIRCUIT 2019 Virgin Australia Supercars Championship - Practice 1 Practice P1 472:20 Mins Page 1 Issue 1 Scheduled Start 09:00 Start Thu Feb 14 09:05 _____________________________________________________________________________ Elapsed Time 07:52:20 Pos Car Competitor/Team Driver Vehicle Cap CL Laps Fastest...Lap Gap 1 6 Monster Energy Racing Cameron Waters Ford Mustang GT 5000 76 76 1:30.7265* 2 12 Shell V-Power Racing Team Fabian Coulthard Ford Mustang GT 5000 87 87 1:30.7383 0:00.0118 3 55 Supercheap Auto Racing C.Mostert/J.Moffat Ford Mustang GT 5000 77 77 1:30.9390 0:00.2125 4 9 Erebus Penrite Racing D.Reynolds/L.Youlden Holden Commodore ZB 5000 47 19 1:30.9532 0:00.2267 5 23 Milwaukee Racing Will Davison Ford Mustang GT 5000 63 61 1:31.0066 0:00.2801 6 2 Mobil 1 MEGA Racing S.Pye/W.Luff Holden Commodore ZB 5000 68 9 1:31.0293 0:00.3028 7 99 Erebus Penrite Racing Anton De Pasquale Holden Commodore ZB 5000 49 16 1:31.0334 0:00.3069 8 17 Shell V-Power Racing Team Scott McLaughlin Ford Mustang GT 5000 61 3 1:31.0656 0:00.3391 9 22 Mobil 1 MEGA Racing J.Courtney/J.Perkins Holden Commodore ZB 5000 71 4 1:31.1813 0:00.4548 10 5 The Bottle-O Racing Team Lee Holdsworth Ford Mustang GT 5000 57 57 1:31.1930 0:00.4665 11 8 National Pharmacies Nick Percat Holden Commodore ZB 5000 90 90 1:31.3366 0:00.6101 12 34 Mobil 1 Boost Mobile Racing James Golding Holden Commodore ZB 5000 73 8 1:31.3758 0:00.6493 13 15 Castrol Racing R.Kelly/T.Kelly Nissan Altima 5000 80 23 1:31.3841 0:00.6576 14 97 Red Bull Holden Racing Team Shane van Gisbergen Holden Commodore ZB 5000 89 15 1:31.3872 0:00.6607 15 7 Kelly Racing Andre Heimgartner Nissan Altima 5000 86 86 1:31.4287 0:00.7022 16 18 IRWIN Racing M.Winterbottom/ S.Richards Holden Commodore ZB 5000 67 8 1:31.4303 0:00.7038 17 14 Freightliner Racing Tim Slade Holden Commodore ZB 5000 105 105 1:31.5183 0:00.7918 18 35 Matt Stone Racing Todd Hazelwood Holden Commodore ZB 5000 52 46 1:31.7429 0:01.0164 19 88 Red Bull Holden Racing Team Jamie Whincup Holden Commodore ZB 5000 77 6 1:31.8148 0:01.0883 20 19 Truck ASSIST Jack Le Brocq Holden Commodore ZB 5000 42 20 1:31.8513 0:01.1248 21 33 Mobil 1 Boost Mobile Racing Richie Stanaway Holden Commodore ZB 5000 81 19 1:31.9211 0:01.1946 22 78 Team Harvey Norman Simona De Silvestro Nissan Altima 5000 71 63 1:32.0390 0:01.3125 23 3 RABBLE.club G.Jacobson/R.Kelly Nissan Altima 5000 73 44 1:32.0659 0:01.3394 24 21 Team CoolDrive Macauley Jones Holden Commodore ZB 5000 92 92 1:32.2312 0:01.5047 Fastest Lap Av.Speed Is 177kph, 105% Of First 1 Is 1:35.2628 Current Practice Record Is 1:29.0621 Set On 23/04/2017 By Scott McLaughlin In A Ford Falcon FG/X R=under lap record by greatest margin, r=under lap record, *=fastest lap time _____________________________________________________________________________ Issue# 1 - Printed Thu Feb 14 17:03:24 2019 Timing System By NATSOFT (03)63431311 www.natsoft.com.au/results & Dorian DATA-1 Timing by :- Timetronics Pty Ltd - 0428 436 073 2019 Virgin Australia Supercars Official Test Day PHILLIP ISLAND GRAND PRIX CIRCUIT 2019 Virgin Australia Supercars Championship - Practice 1 INDIVIDUAL LAP TIMES Practice P1 472:20 Mins Page 1 Issue 1 Scheduled Start 09:00 Start Thu Feb 14 09:05 _____________________________________________________________________________ Elapsed Time 07:52:20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 6 Cameron Waters 1:58.9098 1:40.7638 1:35.0527 *:**.****p1:42.7998 1:31.8857 1:32.1781 *:**.****p1:38.6267 1:32.0649 10 8:01.5017p1:59.8983 9:52.9436p1:49.7179 7:47.3639p1:58.4549 9:58.8909p1:53.3034 *:**.****p2:02.5110 20 *:**.****p1:52.5125 1:34.3258 1:37.0573 1:33.8813 9:38.5341p1:43.0994 1:32.9312 1:33.2777 8:56.9251p 30 1:42.1913 1:32.9934 1:32.8727 *:**.****p1:40.6395 1:33.0167 1:33.0047 *:**.****p1:45.7369 1:32.4895 40 *:**.****p1:45.1288 1:32.1334 *:**.****p1:40.4220 *:**.****p1:42.9826 *:**.****p1:45.4389 1:32.5684 50 *:**.****p1:39.4541 1:32.4982 9:33.9991p1:38.6808 1:32.6044 9:54.8272p1:39.5420 1:33.3838 8:55.5393p 60 1:39.4613 1:33.6699 *:**.****p1:39.3584 *:**.****p1:40.3887 1:32.5933 *:**.****p1:38.2693 1:32.2267 70 7:57.8481p1:47.9915 1:31.3373 6:52.6473p1:43.2030 1:30.7265_________ 12 Fabian Coulthard 2:04.5077 1:37.4300 1:32.5201 1:32.0106 1:32.1714 1:31.8123 *:**.****p1:48.6110 1:35.6339 1:33.1983 10 1:31.4164 8:43.5097p1:48.5809 1:33.5985 1:31.1922 1:31.4960 1:32.5166 7:39.5301p1:42.7444 1:32.3104 20 1:31.0919 1:31.4403 1:31.4066 *:**.****p*:**.****p1:41.0546 1:33.4957 1:33.0800 1:32.5770 1:32.8642 30 1:32.5869 1:32.7814 1:32.5478 6:36.6940p1:44.3292 1:33.8909 1:32.8043 1:32.7954 1:32.9902 1:32.6629 40 *:**.****p1:56.7685 1:33.7077 1:31.1252 *:**.****p1:41.7812 1:31.5053 1:31.3194 *:**.****p1:44.1450 50 1:32.7251 1:31.4915 *:**.****p1:39.4672 1:33.8480 1:31.5361 *:**.****p1:55.2045 1:31.8971 1:31.5996 60 1:31.9371 8:26.5270p1:40.5337 1:31.3626 7:44.7003p1:38.4794 1:31.4882 *:**.****p1:41.8219 1:31.7426 70 6:22.8364p1:39.8246 1:30.8976 *:**.****p*:**.****p1:44.5605 1:31.1051 5:26.2327p1:40.8239 1:33.2242 80 1:32.9156 1:32.8453 *:**.****p1:39.0049 7:07.9250p1:52.3256 1:30.7383_________ 55 C.Mostert/J.Moffat 2:10.5029 1:46.4109 *:**.****p1:37.6443 *:**.****p1:39.4190 1:32.0746 1:31.4491 *:**.****p1:39.2329 10 1:31.9549 1:31.7910 1:32.1634 *:**.****p1:45.5272 9:53.5723p1:42.6132 6:30.7571p1:42.2944 6:24.4240p 20 1:43.4238 *:**.****p1:44.7427 1:32.6286 1:31.5798 1:31.3445 6:24.8086p1:52.4042 1:32.1263 1:31.5661 30 *:**.****p1:37.6944 1:31.7279 7:28.7078p1:41.1125 1:31.9746 *:**.****p1:40.6897 1:31.7208 *:**.****p 40 1:39.6207 1:32.1989 1:32.1291 7:21.3728p1:39.0285 1:31.6152 1:32.3488 8:21.1894p1:41.0800 1:47.5653 50 8:22.0323p1:40.9496 1:31.4014 *:**.****p1:40.4838 1:33.8884 1:33.8020 1:33.4774 7:10.8522p1:41.5849 60 1:32.3399 1:31.9832 *:**.****p2:04.7740 1:33.5128 1:31.6833 6:23.3227p1:37.8957 1:32.0102 9:24.0653p 70 1:39.8605 1:31.9015 4:08.5230p4:48.0507p1:49.1314 1:39.1613 1:30.9390_________ 9 D.Reynolds/L.Youlden 2:10.1275 1:32.2900 1:32.2960 1:31.8405 1:31.9477 8:50.7823p1:48.7203 1:31.5292 1:31.5861 *:**.****p 10 1:49.8821 1:33.0465 1:32.1576 *:**.****p1:48.8123 1:32.3246 6:20.7425p2:05.1873 1:30.9532_________ *:**.****p 20 1:50.0881 1:31.1222 *:**.****p1:50.3262 1:31.7239 *:**.****p1:46.2800 1:34.0965 1:35.8251 1:34.5514 30 6:52.9441p1:41.8621 1:36.2698 1:32.7977 1:32.9424 *:**.****p1:39.3500 1:32.9123 1:32.9740 *:**.****p 40 1:41.4177 1:33.3649 1:33.2331 *:**.****p2:01.7242 1:32.0075 1:31.5991 23 Will Davison 2:22.1736 1:54.4714 1:34.1457 *:**.****p1:41.3782 1:32.5414 *:**.****p1:42.8038 *:**.****p*:**.****p 10 1:46.0875 1:32.7326 1:32.3813 *:**.****p1:51.0830 *:**.****p1:53.1816 *:**.****p1:54.6737 8:07.4037p 20 1:57.2787 *:**.****p1:51.9276 1:32.0934 7:09.0831p1:47.7989 1:32.4382 *:**.****p1:49.6069 *:**.****p 30 1:41.8402 1:35.5133 1:32.2969 *:**.****p1:40.7789 1:32.5011 8:17.4905p1:59.5783 1:32.6375 *:**.****p 40 1:40.4147 1:32.1060 *:**.****p1:43.8423 6:59.9978p1:38.9622 1:32.5907 *:**.****p1:39.1001 1:32.5596 50 *:**.****p2:28.3135p*:**.****p1:39.8791 1:33.1529 *:**.****p1:45.3271 1:36.6348 4:18.1368p1:50.3878 60 1:31.0066_________ 3:22.9919p1:46.4515 2 S.Pye/W.Luff 1:57.8030 1:33.1686 1:32.0441 *:**.****p1:45.2513 1:32.5667 *:**.****p1:39.3095 1:31.0293_________ 9:06.8896p 10 1:42.7686 1:33.2957 1:32.9367 1:33.5126 9:07.9210p1:38.3017 1:31.5960 *:**.****p1:38.0737 1:31.3243 20 *:**.****p1:39.8635 1:32.9039 1:33.0930 *:**.****p1:44.8665 1:32.8885 *:**.****p1:40.1164 1:32.5166 30 9:59.8238p1:41.2428 1:33.5612 *:**.****p1:38.8819 *:**.****p*:**.****p1:39.9578 1:33.4731 *:**.****p 40 1:39.0862 1:32.7065 1:32.9101 6:40.8800p1:40.5847 1:33.3623 1:32.9083 *:**.****p1:40.0812 *:**.****p 50 1:39.9976 9:20.3817p1:42.0263 1:37.2564 1:34.0024 1:34.3049 9:22.2964p1:40.2346 1:33.6559 1:32.9681 60 *:**.****p1:41.5803 1:33.0384 5:29.3427p1:43.4699 1:33.3681 1:32.6843 1:33.4197 99 Anton De Pasquale 2:09.3802 1:32.6358 1:31.9287 1:31.6100 9:11.2338p1:46.0351 1:32.8783 1:31.7730 1:31.6065 *:**.****p 10 1:44.1885 1:31.9846 1:31.8147 *:**.****p1:59.6412 1:31.0334_________ *:**.****p1:46.4893 1:31.3075 1:31.4121 20 9:05.2771p2:04.2798 1:32.3809 *:**.****p1:46.9114 1:31.6853 9:02.6994p1:44.0033 1:32.0702 1:31.9712 30 9:42.2931p1:43.6432 1:33.3476 1:32.5057 *:**.****p1:47.3515 1:37.8977 1:32.7286 9:36.9519p1:42.5556 40 1:32.6949 1:32.6771 *:**.****p1:52.9521 1:33.0867 1:32.9543 6:36.2499p1:56.8363 1:32.1720 17 Scott McLaughlin 2:07.6381 1:36.0937 1:31.0656_________ *:**.****p1:56.6811 1:34.6745 *:**.****p1:59.1617 1:34.3660 9:39.3695p _____________________________________________________________________________ Issue# 1 - Printed Thu Feb 14 17:03:24 2019 Timing System By NATSOFT (03)63431311 www.natsoft.com.au/results & Dorian DATA-1 Timing by :- Timetronics Pty Ltd - 0428 436 073 2019 Virgin Australia Supercars Official Test Day PHILLIP ISLAND GRAND PRIX CIRCUIT 2019 Virgin Australia Supercars Championship - Practice 1 INDIVIDUAL LAP TIMES Practice P1 472:20 Mins Page 2 Issue 1 Scheduled Start 09:00 Start Thu Feb 14 09:05 _____________________________________________________________________________ Elapsed Time 07:52:20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10 1:55.4786 1:36.5062 *:**.****p1:58.4849 1:34.5300 *:**.****p1:57.4781 1:33.5589 *:**.****p1:44.0259 20 1:31.4498 *:**.****p1:51.9760 1:40.6769 *:**.****p1:55.1561 1:37.3856 5:41.3921p1:54.2493 1:34.7932 30 9:24.5389p1:39.1967 *:**.****p1:56.0188 1:34.7737 *:**.****p2:02.5171 1:35.6349 9:30.3179p1:51.6269 40 1:35.7130 *:**.****p1:48.8533 *:**.****p1:54.2885 1:33.8600 *:**.****p1:51.8323 *:**.****p1:44.8990
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