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EVENT GUIDE THE BEND SUPERSPRINT MAY 8-9, 2021 LOCATION: TAILEM BEND, SOUTH AUSTRALIA FASTEST POINT 18 TRACK LENGTH 15 2 TRACK DIRECTION 5 CLOCKWISE 4.95KM 16 14 3 AVERAGE SPEED 4 RACE FORMAT 17 7 162KM/H 13 6 3X110KM 8 TOP SPEED SLOWEST POINT TYRE 9 270KM/H 10 28 SOFTS 12 11 2020 RESULTS CIRCUIT HISTORY SESSION DAY DRIVER TEAM QUALIFYING LAP RECORD RACE LAP RECORD Qualifying (Race 25) Saturday Chaz Mostert Mobil 1 Online Appliances 1:47.4959s - Scott McLaughlin 1:49.4042s - David Reynolds Race 25 Saturday Fabian Coulthard Shell V-Power Racing Team GT Mustang, 2019 ZB Commodore, 2019 Qualifying (Race 26) Sunday Scott McLaughlin Shell V-Power Racing Team Qualifying (Race 27) Sunday Scott McLaughlin Shell V-Power Racing Team MOST RACE WINS MOST POLE POSITIONS Race 26 Sunday Shane van Gisbergen Red Bull Holden Racing Team Scott McLaughlin, 5 Scott McLaughlin, 6 Race 27 Sunday Scott McLaughlin Shell V-Power Racing Team 2021 LEADERBOARD DRIVERS’ CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS’ CHAMPIONSHIP TVDAY FOXTIMES SPORTS/KAYO SEVEN NETWORK POS DRIVER POINTS Sat, May 8 9:00-18:00 23:00-00:00 POS TEAM POINTS 1 Shane van Gisbergen 865 Sun, May 9 8:30-18:00 00:00-1:00* 1 Red Bull Ampol Racing 1591 2 Jamie Whincup 726 2 Shell V-Power Racing 1085 3 Chaz Mostert 700 3 Mobil 1 Appliances Online/Middy’s Racing 1079 *HIGHLIGHTS AIR FOLLOWING MORNING 4 Cameron Waters 663 BROADCAST TIMES ARE IN AEST 4 Monster Energy/Boost Mobile Racing 1043 5 Will Davison 623 5 Irwin/DeWalt Racing 990 FREE LIVE UPDATES. EVERY SUPERCARS SESSION. POWERED BY: SPEEDCAFE.COM/LIVEUPDATES Got a question? Ask our expert panel by submitting a comment on Live Updates TIMES ARE IN AEST START CATEGORY 2021SESSION TRACKDURATION SCHEDULESTART CATEGORY SESSION DURATION 8:05 Group N Race 3 8 laps 8:10 Group N Race 1 8 laps 8:35 SuperUtes Series Race 2 8 laps 8:45 Supercars Championship Practice 1 30 mins 9:10 Supercars Championship Quali - Race 10 10 mins 9:40 SuperUtes Series Qualifying 20 mins 9:30 Supercars Championship Quali - Race 11 10 mins 10:10 Porsche Carrera Cup Qualifying 20 mins 10:00 Australian GT Race 2 1 hour 10:45 Supercars Championship Practice 2 30 mins MAY 8 MAY 9 11:15 Porsche Carrera Cup Race 2 20 laps 11:35 Australian GT Race 1 1 hour 12:30 Supercars Championship Race 10 24 laps 12:50 Supercars Championship Quali Race 9 - Part 1 10 mins 13:55 SuperUtes Series Race 3 8 laps 13:05 Supercars Championship Quali Race 9 - Part 2 10 mins SUNDAY 14:25 Porsche Carrera Cup Race 3 11 laps SATURDAY 13:20 Supercars Championship Quali Race 9 - Part 3 10 mins 15:40 Supercars Championship Race 11 24 laps 13:50 Group N Race 2 8 laps 14:20 SuperUtes Series Race 1 8 laps 14:50 Porsche Carrera Cup Race 1 11 laps 16:05 Supercars Championship Race 9 24 laps SUPPORT OUR PLATINUM PARTNERS.

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