The opening Supercars round of the season may have been dominated by the Triple Eight Chevrolets, but both cars have been protested with a decision due on Sunday. Full story:
earlier on Saturday, with Shane van Gisbergen leading home Broc Feeney in the 250-kilometre race.
The protests are believed to be related to dry ice being added to the driver’s side of the car during a pitstop. A hearing has concluded in the Newcastle paddock, however governing body Motorsport Australia has advised a decision won’t be made until Sunday.Photo by: Edge Photographics “The deputy race directors also alleged a technical breach of C16.2 regarding the driver cooling system on cars 88 and 97.“A decision will be handed down tomorrow morning.”
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