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Brodie Kostecki, leader of Supercars Championship, stretched muscle on Panorama Mountain to demand a temporary polar for Bathurst 1000. Lock Points Kosteckki will be the last driver in the top 10 shots of Saturday KOŞSEckki will be second and third place in the elimination in top 10 shots on Saturday and Pasquale de Pasquale James Golding and Anton de Pasquale, two red flags were called on Friday before saving a tour. After dominating the application, Kosteckki supported Camaro during a chaotic qualifying session in which two red flags were called before he saved a round time. He watched 2 minutes 4,664 seconds to verify that there would be last driving in top 10 shots on Saturday, which will determine starting positions for first five rows of grill for Sunday's race. While James Golding was in second place, Anton de Pasquale was the best of Ford drivers. Three times champion Shane Van Gisbergen saved the qualifying session with a fluffy final round to qualify for top 10 shots. Van Gisbergen took 11th place after complaining about Camaro over the radio, but he ranked 11th, but after the session was finished, he was seventh. Although Kostecki was day to be remembered, his teammate Will Brown had nightmare after entering wall just few minutes later in the session. Brown hit Camaro on a hard rubber wall and could not reverse, which led to the red flag. However, 25 -year -old was able return to the runway by making a working force repair car of mechanics. The session took only four minutes until the Declan Fraser made a mistake near a wall, the red flag waved again. Fraser did not return and Sunday's race will start from 28 and the end.
