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FORMER V8 SUPERUTE STEERER CAMERON CRICK SUBS FOR REIGNING CHAMP AT THE BEND

Current Super 2 Series driver Cameron Crick will return to the V8 SuperUte Series this weekend at The Bend Motorsport Park as a ‘super sub’ for reigning champion Aaron Borg.

The #1 ACDelco SRT Isuzu D-Max will be rebrand as the #118 DA Campbell Transport D-Max for this round only while Borg is in Europe looking into overseas opportunities; Borg will return for Round 4 at Sandown Raceway next month.

Crick last raced in the V8 SuperUtes series in 2021 where he finished second on points, claiming race and round wins, and pole position at the season-opening round at the Tailem Bend circuit; the first round of the V8-powered era of the category.

“Borgy has been doing a mega job this season with his qualifying speed and race results so I will have big shoes to fill,” admitted Crick. “I’ve definitely been keeping my eyes on the V8 SuperUtes this year because I’ve had a lot of fun in these cars over the years. I’ll be watching out for Dave Sieders and Ryal Harris who I know will be strong at The Bend.

“Last time I raced there in these cars I had a good weekend taking pole position and had a fair few podiums. But I’m hoping to go a few spots better this weekend. I’m really excited to get back with the Sieders Racing crew and have some fun!”

The Sydneysider’s career includes finishing third outright in the Toyota 86 Series in 2018, runner-up honours in the V8 SuperUtes in 2019 and 2021, before springboarding into Super2 with Eggleston Motorsport last year. Just last week Crick also scored a class win in the Mobil 1 Australian Production Car Series at Queensland Raceway in Mitsubishi Lancer RS Evolution X.

A 19-strong field will take to the 4.95km South Australian circuit with recent newcomers Lachlan Gardner, Jensen Engelhardt and Holly Espray returning for their second round of competition.

Aussie Racing Cars steerer and race winner Cody Brewczynski will make his debut in the category aboard the Western Sydney Motorsport HiLux of John Steffensen who is sitting out this round due to other commitments.

The top five in the championship standings after two rounds is Aaron Borg on 490 points, ahead of Adam Marjoram (396 points), Craig Woods (378 points), Ryal Harris (377 points) and David Sieders (374 points).

The V8 SuperUte Series hits the track on Friday August 18 with practice and qualifying before two races each day across Saturday and Sunday. All four races will be live on FoxSports 506 and Kayo.

 

ROUND 3 ENTRY LIST

#3 – Sieders Racing Team – David Sieders (Mazda BT-50)
#5 – Bendix Racing – David Casey (Isuzu D-MAX)
#8 – Western Sydney Motorsport – Ben Walsh (Toyota HiLux)
#15 – Motion Team Triton Racing – Adam Marjoram (Mitsubishi Triton)
#18 – Western Sydney Motorsport – Cody Brewczynski (Toyota HiLux)
#19 – Go Sunny Solar – George Gutierrez (Holden Colorado)
#41 – Go Sunny Solar – Adrian Cottrell (Holden Colorado)
#50 – Hunter Pacific Ceiling Fans – Jimmy Vernon (Mitsubishi Triton)
#52 – JKD Racing – Dean Brooking (Toyota HiLux)
#58 – EFS 4×4 Accessories – Ryal Harris (Toyota HiLux)
#64 – Western Sydney Motorsport – Craig Woods (Toyota HiLux)
#68 – World’s Best Technology – Gerard Maggs (Ford Ranger)
#76 – Best Leisure Industries – Ellexandra Best (Mazda BT-50)
#77 – City Rural Insurance Brokers – Richard Mork (Mazda BT-50)
#96 – World’s Best Technology – Jaiden Maggs (Mitsubishi Triton)
#118 – DA Campbell Transport – Cameron Crick (Isuzu D-MAX)
#707 – Roo Systems Australia – Lachlan Gardner (Mazda BT-50)
#777 – Holly Espray Racing – Holly Espray (Isuzu D-MAX)
#805 – JKD Racing – Jensen Engelhardt (Toyota HiLux)

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