Sydney TCR: Caruso wins shortened finale

The gentle Supercars rotund-timer triumphed in a irritating third recede of the weekend within the Harbour City that became spent mostly below Security Automobile instances.

It became a posthaste birth that proved to be main for Caruso, who charged from the interior of the 2nd row to the lead on the style into Turn 1.

Seconds later the Security Automobile made its first appearance as a result of a birth-line bingle between Michael Clemente and Jason Bargwanna.

Clemente’s privateer Honda stalled because the lights went out, Bargwanna clipping its rear-left nook as he tried to squeeze past.

The neat-up soaked up the major nine laps, the recede at remaining going inexperienced again within the origin of Lap 10.

It wasn’t inexperienced for long, though, with title contender Alex Cameron hitting the wall on the interior of Turn 1 as he scrapped over seventh situation with Luke King and Jason Bargwanna.

By the level the recede went inexperienced for a third time there became accurate two laps to circulation in a time obvious style as a result of the TV window.

What followed became an exhilarating Shootout for the preserve, two-time recede winner Josh Buchan (HMO Buyer Racing Hyundai) piling the stress on Caruso.

The leader’s saviour hurt up being third-positioned Dylan O’Keeffe, who latched on to Buchan and gave Caruso the respiratory room he wanted for a first TCR preserve.

“It be genuinely frigid to purchase my first preserve,” he talked about. “Now we agree with had a gradual weekend.

“It’s far not main what you are racing, you esteem to decide on to preserve. That aggressive spirit runs appropriate by the recede team. I’m enraged for what the relaxation of the one year is going to bring.”

Buchan capped off a accurate weekend with 2nd, while O’Keeffe became third on the motorway easiest to be handed a post-recede penalty as a result of a security automobile restart breach.

That promoted Nathan Morcom (HMO Hyundai) to the relaxation step of the rostrum before James Moffat (GRM Renault) and Melbourne Performance Centre Audi pair King and Chaz Mostert.

Thanks for Cameron’s fracture Mostert now holds a 93-level lead heading to the next round at Morgan Park in July.