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\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tSteven Johnson took the round win in Touring Car Masters to round out the Tasmania Super440 supports. Image: InSyde Media<\/p>\n
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\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tSteven Johnson took the round win in Touring Car Masters to round out the Tasmania Super440 supports. Image: InSyde Media<\/p>\n
Ryan Hansford hit back following a tough start to the season to win Sunday morning\u2019s Race 2 on a drying track.<\/p>\n
The former series champion started in 10th position and charged through the field as the damp track slowly dried.<\/p>\n
Hansford led home Johnson, who led the way early on, with Adam Garwood rounding out the top three.<\/p>\n
As the high horsepower cars struggled for grip, Jordan Cox stunned in the Improved Production-spec Mazda RX-7, charging through the field.<\/p>\n
Cox raced through to fourth spot before the safety car was drawn when Tim Brook found the wall through the kink on the back straight.<\/p>\n
Brook emerged from the battered Commodore unscathed.<\/p>\n
The crash elevated Cox into the top three, which quickly became second place as Johnson struggled for grip on the restart.<\/p>\n
The fairy tale was short lived however, as the Mazda began to drop back down the order in the closing laps, eventually classified in 13th.<\/p>\n
Johnson fought back in Race 3 to take a hard-fought 70th championship race victory, battling through in the early laps.<\/p>\n
The former series champion led home Garwood and Hansford, who took third place after an enthralling late battle with Scott Cameron.<\/p>\n
Garwood led the way early on, relinquishing the lead at the halfway point when Johnson made a decisive move at the hairpin.<\/p>\n
Hansford battled to try and fight back into second place, but fell back into the clutches of Cameron in the closing laps.<\/p>\n
The race was largely incident-free, and ran without the intervention of the safety car.<\/p>\n
Tony Auddino made contact with the right rear of Cox\u2019s RX-7, appearing to pick up steering damage as a result.<\/p>\n
A tough weekend continued for Danny Buzadzic, who was forced to pit early to repair a loose front guard.<\/p>\n
In the late running, Buzadzic found himself spun at the hairpin.<\/p>\n
Johnson\u2019s consistency was enough to seal the round victory, coming away with two wins and a second place.<\/p>\n
V8 SuperUtes<\/p>\n
Cody Brewczynski took the win in Race 3, battling a damp track and a hard-charging Adam Marjoram.<\/p>\n
2024 champion Marjoram held on to second position, ahead of young gun Jack Westbury in third.<\/p>\n
Westbury benefitted from a late battle between Marjoram and David Sieders, which saw the reigning champion drop to fourth through the final corner.<\/p>\n
Aaron Borg recovered from an awful start, dropping from third to eighth, to round out the top five.<\/p>\n
Justin Ruggier was back after a rollover yesterday, with the Western Sydney Motorsport Hilux running without a front or rear windscreen.<\/p>\n
Ruggier\u2019s recovery lasted just three laps, as the wind caught the dashboard and propped it up, blocking the driver\u2019s vision.<\/p>\n
The former Aussie Racing Cars champion was forced to pit to have the dash taped back down, eventually classified in 19th position.<\/p>\n
The sole safety car was drawn for Rossi Johnson finding the gravel at the hairpin.<\/p>\n
Marjoram hit back to take the win in Race 4 to cap off the weekend.<\/p>\n
After starting in second place, Marjoram raced side-by-side with Brewczynski for half of the opening lap, seizing the race lead down the back straight.<\/p>\n
Westbury came home in second spot, with Brewczynski rounding out the top three.<\/p>\n
A mid-race mechanical issue for Sieders took him out of contention after battling for the lead early on.<\/p>\n
The safety car was drawn when rookie Ruben Dan found the gravel at Turn 4.<\/p>\n
Marjoram held the lead on the restart, and maintained a steady gap over Westbury to take the win and seal the round victory by just one point over Brewczynski.<\/p>\n
Tassie Tin Tops<\/p>\n
Josh Barwick braved tricky conditions to comfortably win Race 3 on Sunday morning.<\/p>\n
Barwick led home Mark Duggan in the Aston Martin Sports Sedan, with Ben Newman unchallenged in third place aboard the McLaren GT4 entry.<\/p>\n
Matt Carey came home in fourth in a quiet affair, while Ben Purtell recovered from a pair of off-track excursions to round out the top five.<\/p>\n
A single safety car was drawn when Steve Lord spun on the exit of Turn 3 and stopped sideways across the track.<\/p>\n
Simultaneously, Richard Hadolt spun on the exit of the final corner, however both cars were able to recover and continue.<\/p>\n
Under yellow flag conditions, Brad Sherriff pulled into the pit lane with an unknown issue, parking what was expected to be the fastest car in wet conditions.<\/p>\n
Barwick went back-to-back on Sunday to win a shortened Race 4.<\/p>\n
Purtell rocketed through the order to take second place, with his Nissan 180SX well suited to the dry conditions.<\/p>\n
Duggan rounded out the top three ahead of Newman and Carey.<\/p>\n
The race was red flagged just four laps in when Hadolt found himself upside down through the final corner.<\/p>\n
Hadolt\u2019s Torana came to rest on its roof, with the driver able to climb out under his own power.<\/p>\n
The race was suspended and ultimately declared during a lengthy clean up effort.<\/p>\n