The Shannons Nationals at Sydney Motorsport Park cemented itself in the history books today, playing host to the first ever TCR race run in Australia. Other categories also got down to business with their first races of the weekend. Here’s how it went:
The Shannons Nationals 2019 season kicked off in fine form today with six categories taking to Sydney Motorsport Park to complete their practice sessions.
Garth Walden Racing drivers Cameron Crick and Rob Woods will enter this weekend’s Porsche Michelin GT3 Cup Challenge Australia second round full of high hopes after a mixed first outing at Symmons Plains in March.
Chris Perini will enter this weekend’s Shannons Nationals with the hopes of securing a double dose of success as he competes in both the Australian Prototype Series (APS) and the Radical Australia Cup (RAC).
Australian-based Astrontech is the latest company to sign on as a TCR Australia Series major partner after confirming their position as the series’ pole position sponsor.
Wall Racing has confirmed its second driver for the inaugural TCR Australia Series with Australian international driver John Martin the latest added to the driver roster.
Tickets are now on sale for the first round of the Shannons Nationals in Sydney, with fans to get their first taste of TCR alongside a host of exciting motor sport categories.
Motor sport fans will get a chance to experience even more action from this year’s Shannons Nationals, with an extended two-day stream and live, free-to-air coverage on SBS.
Garth Walden Racing (GWR) has confirmed its spot in next year’s inaugural TCR Australia season after securing a Hyundai i30 N TCR car alongside Platinum Motorsport.
Aussie Driver Search (ADS) have announced their intentions to enter TCR Australia in 2019 with an ambitious plan of competing with five cars.