Touring Car Masters

He was the best of the invited drivers, very consistent all weekend.

Consistent too, you could say, as Angus Fogg in Touring Car Masters and that J.A. Russell Mustang, the beautifully prepared car, consistently annoying the Australians.

And why not? gets a win in race one, and then all sorts of things happen.

It was a long weekend for Foggy, and this is what he had to say afterwards.

Yeah

... for the Touring Car Masters.

Yeah.

What a f- absolute legend.

What does that mean?

Yeah, so Touring Car Masters.

So basically, they're, they're, the cars are from the 1970s into the 1980s.

Um, but they're...

No worries at all.

At 6.25am for 20 minutes, we have the first practice and that's for the Touring Car Masters.

6.55am for 20 minutes, practice for the Toyo Power V8 Super Ute

Series.

At 8am for 40 minutes, Practice 1 Dunlop Super 2

Series.

8.55am, 20 minutes, qualifying for the Touring Car Masters.

That's great stuff.

So that's a really nice thing to hear.

And also the touring car masters.

There's damn near 10 Kiwis in touring car masters.

Foggy, Lance Hughes, Tony Galbraith, Nick Ross, Hamish Frew.

They're all there going to have a crack at the Aussies, and they do love having a crack.

All of that seems to change on a day-to-day basis, but tops around 20 under 25, so it's not gonna be a scorcher by any stretch.

The support to the 86s, Touring Car Masters, Super Utes, Porsche Carrera Cup, and Super2, of course.

Supercars are out on track on Thursday at 12:30.

Co-drivers are then out at 2:45, but the best qualifying session all year is on Friday at 3:10, and then the top 10 shootout is 24 hours later on Saturday at around 4:00 PM.

...

Touring Car Masters.

Mm.

A lot of the cars have retro cigarette liveries and stuff.