There was plenty on the line as we entered the track for the final day of the Australian Grand Prix.  

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After yesterday’s result, Thomas was starting from the front row of the grid in what was going to be a big redemption day for a lot of drivers, including him.

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Waters was a few rows back with plenty of work to do as the lights went out in the final Supercars session of the weekend.

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Off the line, Randle and Brown had identical starts with the latter taking the lead into turn 1.

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Waters stayed on the inside line as he watched a car mount the another in front of him, early down the pit straight.

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With both cars making it through turn 1, we saw the biggest accident of the weekend.

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The 4 wide cars into turn 1 finally made its mark with Feeney getting turned and doing a full 360, taking out 3 cars in the process.

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The team were able to breath a sigh of relief as both 6 and 55 continued on without damage.

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With an immense clean up on the hands, the AGP crew did an incredible job to keep it under yellow flag and get the racing back underway quite quickly.

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Cam was holing a comfortable position within the 10 after gaining a few positions in the middle of the race.

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Unfortunately with some blistering on the tyres he was unable to make much ground in the middle to end of race.

Randle was battling a fast approaching Kostecki and through a clean overtake took the second position away from him.

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From there it was a matter of consistency and not throwing away the race to end the weekend on a high.

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As the race neared the close, Randle held off the fast approaching field from behind to earn a much need podium position on Sunday at the AGP.

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RACE 7 RESULTS

#6 Cam Waters: 6th

#55 Thomas Randle: 3rd

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#6 Monster Energy Mustang Driver Cam Waters said:

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It’s been another consistent weekend for the results we had as a team and on the car 6 side of the garage.

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We know we struggled a bit in qualifying which we will work on but our race pace was really strong over the four days.

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It was nice to secure a podium at the Grand Prix on Saturday and we will take that momentum into the NZ double header.

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#55 Castrol Racing Mustang Driver Thomas Randle said:

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To end our week on the podium at the Australian Grand Prix is so special.

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Yes it would have been great to get a win, but to secure a podium after yesterday’s result is such a great outcome and help in the drivers championship.

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To be able to repay the boys and girls who worked late last night to repair the car is also a great.

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I am exited to head to NZ for the two events and continue the hunt for more podiums

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