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There can only be one. NSW ProdSports heads into the highlands for round five of the 2014 Championship.
August 12, 2014
Following on from his strong form at Sydney Motorsport Park Jack Phelan is the man to beat at Wakefield.
Jack Phelan is the man to beat going in to this weekend's fifth round of the NSW Production Sports Car championship at Wakefield Park. Coming off the back of a strong eighth position at the last round at Sydney Motorsport Park, Phelan will be looking to gain valuable championship points as some rivals elect to sit out the round in the NSW Southern Highlands. While Jack will be looking to secure championship points, class A rival Tadros Zallous in his Ferrari 360 will no doubt be searching to make life as difficult as possible for the Porsche driver.
After a strong showing at Sydney Motorsport Park ultimately coming to an end laps from the finish, Glenn Townsend will be looking to regain vital ground in the championship battle this weekend.
In class B the racing will be as tight as ever. Traditionally this is a track where Nissan Silvia driver Mark Stinson punches above his weight and scares a few of the class A drivers. After a difficult run last time out at Sydney Motorsport Park he'll be looking to have a clean sprint weekend and solidify his title charge. Though his class B compatriots, Glenn Townsend and Arthur Magaitis, will be looking to spoil the party and take up their battle where they left off at Sydney. Their thrilling dice last round saw the pair swap positions while also battling the pack around them. Both will be seeking redemption this weekend after ultimately being forced out of the Sydney event with mechanical problems.
Arthur Magaitis will be looking to make up for the disappointment of missing out on a class win at Sydney Motorsport Park
Throw into the mix newcomers Nik Prieston (Porsche 944S2), Gordon Campbell (Prb Clubman) and Peter Coulter (Porsche 924 Turbo) and you can be sure the racing is going to feature some very intense battles.
Make sure to follow the NSW Production Sports Car Championship on Facebook and Twitter (@NSWProdSports) to keep up to date with all the latest information across the race weekend.
