ROUND 6 - SKYCITY Triple Crown Darwin RACES 17, 18 & 19€¦ · ROUND 6 - SKYCITY Triple Crown...

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Slowest point 1.1km 60 km/h 85 km/h 2nd gear 95 km/h 2nd gear 90 km/h 2nd gear 110 km/h 3rd gear 160 km/h 3rd gear 130 km/h 3rd gear 215 km/h 5th gear 190 km/h 4th gear Fastest point Most race wins Tyre allocation 12 hard Soft tyres can only be used on Sunday, but teams also have the option to spend some time running on hard tyres should they wish to do so. ROUND 6 - SKYCITY Triple Crown Darwin RACES 17, 18 & 19 Hidden Valley Raceway Darwin, Northern Territory 20-22 June 2014 Most poles 271 km/h Format: Super Sprint Race Lap Record: Quali. Lap Record: Jason Bright (1999) // 1.09.0149s // Ford Falcon AU Direction: Anti Clockwise Average Speed: 149 km/h Gear Changes: 22 Full throttle 45% of lap Race 17: 100km (35 laps) Race 18: 100km (35 laps) Race 19: 200km (69 laps) 8 6 4 3 2 1 Greg Murphy // Michael Caruso //Shane van Gisbergen Steven Richards Marcos Ambrose // Rick Kelly Jason Bright // Garth Tander // Mark Winterbottom Todd Kelly Jamie Whincup Craig Lowndes // Russell Ingall Mark Skaife 4 3 2 1 James Courtney // Alex Davison // Rick Kelly // Craig Lowndes Jason Richards // Glenn Seton // Garth Tander David Reynolds // Will Davison Jason Bright Mark Skaife // Mark Winterbottom Since its introduction to the Darwin event in 2006, no driver has won the Triple Crown and the trophy remains unclaimed. With the return to a three-race format in 2013, a driver has to win all three of the weekend’s races to take the most elusive award in V8 Supercars. Friday: 11.00 - 11.20am (ACST) Practice 1 12.45 – 1.05pm (ACST) Practice 2 2.25 – 2.45pm (ACST) Practice 3 . Saturday: 11.40 – 11.50am (ACST) Race 17 Qualifying 12.00 – 12.10pm (ACST) Race 18 Qualifying 2.20pm (ACST) Race 17 4.30pm (ACST) Race 18 Infographic produced by @racingcolour for WWW.V8SCGLOBAL.COM Sunday: 12.40 - 1pm (ACST) Race 19 Qualifying 3.15pm (ACST) Race 19 Circuit Guide A regular fixture on the V8 Supercars calendar since 1998, Hidden Valley Raceway features one of the longest and fastest straights and one of the slowest corners in Australia. A challenging back section of curves, bumps and tight hairpin bends make up the 14 turn track and with high levels of tyre wear, set-up and straight line grunt are critical. 8 soft 12 wet 8 pre-marked hard or soft for practice Schedule Jason Bright (2002) //1.07.8546s // Holden Commodore VX

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Slowest point

1.1km

60 km/h

85 km/h

2nd gear

95 km/h

2nd gear

90 km/h

2nd gear

110 km/h

3rd gear

160 km/h

3rd gear

130 km/h

3rd gear

215 km/h

5th gear

190km/h

4th gear

Fastest point

Most race wins

Tyre allocation

12 hard

Soft tyres can only be used on Sunday, but teams also have the option to spend some time running on hard tyres should they wish to do so.

ROUND 6 - SKYCITY Triple Crown Darwin RACES 17, 18 & 19Hidden Valley Raceway Darwin, Northern Territory 20-22 June 2014

Most poles

271 km/h

Format: Super Sprint

Race Lap Record:

Quali. Lap Record:

Jason Bright (1999) // 1.09.0149s // Ford Falcon AU

Direction: Anti Clockwise

Average Speed: 149 km/h

Gear Changes: 22

Full throttle 45% of lap

Race 17: 100km (35 laps)

Race 18: 100km (35 laps)

Race 19: 200km (69 laps)

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1Greg Murphy // Michael Caruso //Shane van Gisbergen

Steven Richards

Marcos Ambrose // Rick Kelly

Jason Bright // Garth Tander // Mark WinterbottomTodd Kelly

Jamie Whincup

Craig Lowndes // Russell Ingall

Mark Skaife 4

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1 James Courtney // Alex Davison // Rick Kelly // Craig LowndesJason Richards // Glenn Seton // Garth Tander

David Reynolds // Will Davison

Jason Bright

Mark Skaife // Mark Winterbottom

Since its introduction to the Darwin event in 2006, no driver has won the Triple Crown and the trophy remains unclaimed. With the return to a three-race format in 2013, a driver has to win all three of the weekend’s races to take the most elusive award in V8 Supercars.

Friday:11.00 - 11.20am (ACST) Practice 1

12.45 – 1.05pm (ACST) Practice 2

2.25 – 2.45pm (ACST) Practice 3.

Saturday:11.40 – 11.50am (ACST) Race 17 Qualifying

12.00 – 12.10pm (ACST) Race 18 Qualifying

2.20pm (ACST) Race 17

4.30pm (ACST) Race 18

Infographic produced by @racingcolour for WWW.V8SCGLOBAL.COM

Sunday:12.40 - 1pm (ACST) Race 19 Qualifying

3.15pm (ACST) Race 19

Circuit GuideA regular �xture on the V8 Supercars calendar since 1998, Hidden Valley Raceway features one of the longest and fastest straights and one of the slowest corners in Australia. A challenging back section of curves, bumps and tight hairpin bends make up the 14 turn track and with high levels of tyre wear, set-up and straight line grunt are critical.

8 soft 12 wet 8 pre-marked hard or soft for practice

Schedule

Jason Bright (2002) //1.07.8546s // Holden Commodore VX