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Home Featured Verschoor gets second win of 2018 TRS in Teretonga opener

Verschoor gets second win of 2018 TRS in Teretonga opener

by Bethonie Waring

Verschoor

Richard Verschoor led an M2 Motorsport podium lock-out in the opening race at Teretonga Park.

His team-mates Robert Shwartzman and Marcus Armstrong closed the gap to the Dutchman towards the end of the race, but were never close enough to challenge for the victory.

A perfect start from second on the grid awarded Verschoor the race lead before the first corner, while pole sitter Clement Novalak struggled to get away and dropped down to fourth.

Verschoor was able to build a gap to his team-mates as Armstrong challenged Shwartzman for second, and enjoyed an uneventful drive to the chequered flag 20 laps later.

After the opening challenges, Armstrong fell off the back of Shwartzman but stayed close enough to take advantage of any mistake his team-mate might make.

Unfortunately for the championship leader, Shwartzman delivered a faultless drive and Armstrong had to settle for third.

Novalak finished fourth, ahead of James Pull, Juan Manuel Correa, and Brendon Leitch.

Reid Harker managed to pass Cameron Das early in the race but couldn?t shake the Victory Motor Racing driver. Das spent the entire race trying to find a way past, but Harker defended well to take eighth.

Calvin Ming rounded out the top 10.