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\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tAngus Fogg sits sideways at The Cutting as the field comes to a halt behind. Image: Fox Sports<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tAngus Fogg sits sideways at The Cutting as the field comes to a halt behind. Image: Fox Sports<\/p>\n
On the opening lap of the second TCM race, the Kiwi veteran was tagged into a spin at the Cutting by Adam Garwood, bringing several cars to a halt as he attempted to recover.<\/p>\n
Dave Casey was the first casualty, having come to a stop during Fogg\u2019s spin but was unable to get the car moving again, drawing the safety car.<\/p>\n
Fogg took the win in tricky damp conditions in Race 1 on Saturday morning, beating Steven Johnson in a last lap battle following a late safety car.<\/p>\n
George Miedecke rounded out the top three, leading home Garwood in fourth and Andrew Fisher in fifth after the group battled for several laps.<\/p>\n
Marcus Zukanovic found the gravel trap at Turn 1 at the midpoint of the race, drawing the race-defining safety car.<\/p>\n
By banking solid points, Johnson moves one step closer to securing his fifth TCM crown.<\/p>\n
Johnson bounced back to win Race 2 ahead of a hard-charging Miedecke, as drama struck Fogg on the opening lap.<\/p>\n
Johnson comfortably held the lead at the restart, while further down the order Rob Lewis\u2019 Camaro started to develop a large amount of smoke.<\/p>\n
Lewis came to a stop at the top of the mountain on the next lap.<\/p>\n
With just two laps to go, Scott Cameron\u2019s charge through the field came undone at Forrest\u2019s Elbow.<\/p>\n
Cameron had made up significant ground having started at the rear due to a mechanical issue in the opening race.<\/p>\n
He spun on the entry to the corner and was tagged by Brayden Phillips.<\/p>\n
Touring Car Masters returns for the third and final race of the weekend on Sunday at 7:30am AEDT.<\/p>\n
Toyota Gazoo Racing Australia GR Cup<\/p>\n
Liam Gerges took his first ever GR Cup win in Race 2 of the weekend on Saturday afternoon after a blockbuster mid-race battle.<\/p>\n
Having been denied his first win in Race 1, the Walkinshaw junior hit back in stunning fashion, taking the lead after losing it momentarily in a spirited battle with Romeo Nasr and Ben Stewart.<\/p>\n
Stewart held on to second place, while Will Thompson fought his way through to third.<\/p>\n
Nasr was forced to settle for fourth, and Lachlan Gibbons rounded out the top five.<\/p>\n
While the battle for the lead was intense, back in the pack was another level.<\/p>\n
The race was called one lap early due to a pair of incidents on both sides of the mountain.<\/p>\n
Kade Davey came together with Jack Szewczuk on the run out of The Cutting, sending Szewczuk into the outside wall, coming to a stop further down the road.<\/p>\n
On the same lap, Kobe McInerney came to a halt at The Dipper after making contact with the wall.<\/p>\n
Championship contender Brock Stinson drove from 27th on the grid up to 14th after crashing on Friday, steadying the gap to leader Cooper Barnes \u2013 who only finished ninth.<\/p>\n
Toyota GR Cup returns for its final race of the weekend on Sunday at 9:00am AEDT.<\/p>\n
Tyrepower V8 SuperUte Series<\/p>\n
Adam Marjoram took victory in Race 2 of the V8 SuperUtes on Saturday morning after his teammate Aaron Borg was handed a post-race penalty for tagging David Sieders into a spin on the final lap.<\/p>\n
Rossi Johnson was elevated to second position as a result, Justin Ruggier rounding out the top three.<\/p>\n
Jason Norris was fourth, ahead of Craig Woods in fifth.<\/p>\n
Borg crossed the line first, but dropped to 14th position as a result of the penalty.<\/p>\n
Sieders led the race from the start after beating Johnson off the line, while back in the pack Richard Mork was tagged into a spin at The Cutting by Matt Nolan, catching out Chris Formosa.<\/p>\n
The following lap, Grant Johnson found the wall at The Esses after trying to run side-by-side with Jensen Engelhardt and losing the rear, drawing the safety car.<\/p>\n
Sieders held the lead over Marjoram on the restart until The Chase when Marjoram pushed for the lead, setting up a multi-car battle in the top five for several laps.<\/p>\n
The battle culminated in a fight between the two Motion utes and Sieders, resulting in Borg spinning Sieders on the final lap.<\/p>\n
V8 SuperUtes returns on Sunday for Race 4 at 8:00am AEDT.<\/p>\n