<%@LANGUAGE="JAVASCRIPT" CODEPAGE="1252"%> WPS Bathurst12 Hour 2008
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WPS Motor Festival, Bathurst, 12 Hour, February 2008

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[All timing by Natsoft]

The WPS Bathurst 12 hour is a long-distance endurance event of 12 hours and approximately 1580 kilometres, around the famous Mt Panorama circuit. The really interesting part of this race is that the cars are virtually showroom stock with only limited changes allowed, mainly to ensure they are as safe as possible for the drivers.

This years event saw numerous lead changes, enough incidents to see the safety car brought out on seven occasions and one spectacular accident featuring the number 23 Mazda3 MPS being driven by Len Cave.

Real Estate agency Brock Harcourt, in association with brewer and long-time sponsor Coopers, entered the Brock Mitsubishi EVO 8 in this year's event.

[Photo courtesy of the BMF2008 website]

Start of the Race

TEAM:

Coopers/Brock Harcourts

CAR:

Mitsubishi EVO 8

DRIVERS:

Driver 1
Driver 2
Driver 3
Michael Brock
Gary Young
Michael Brock
Gary Young
Jack Elsegood

 

PRACTICE 1: Friday, February 8th  
POSITION
DRIVER
TIME

 

Brock No.80 EVO
Brock No.80 EVO

 

PRACTICE 2: Friday, February 8th  
POSITION
DRIVER
TIME

 

PRACTICE 3: Saturday, February 9th  
POSITION
DRIVER
TIME

 

Brock No.80 EVO
Brock No.80 EVO

 

QUALIFYING: Saturday, February 9th  
POSITION
DRIVER
TIME

The 2008 WPS Bathurst 12 Hour got off to a flying start, with the first hour and 22 laps of action providing plenty of thrills for race fans at Mount Panorama.

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At the close of the first 60 minutes of the 12 hour endurance challenge the lead was held by Damien White (#87), followed by Klark Quinn (#29), David Wall (#43), Paul Morris (#20), Bob Pearson (#33), Steve Owen (#11), Mark King (#34) and James Winslow (#26) with Terry Wyhoon (#71) and Garry Young (#80) making up the top ten.

BMF 12Hour: Sunday, February 10th  
POSITION
DRIVER
BEST TIME

The Coopers/Brock Harcourt's Mitsubishi EVO 8 retired on Lap 77 after 3 hours and 52 minutes of racing.