Sprint Gas Racing

QUEENSLAND RACEWAY: SUNDAY RACE REPORT

Sunday, 20 July 2008

It’s been one of the most frustrating days of the season so far for Greg Murphy, Jason Richards and Sprint Gas Racing. Read More

RICHARDS EXPERIENCES HIGHS AND LOWS AT QR

Saturday, 19 July 2008

Today at Queensland Raceway, for the seventh round of the V8 Supercar Championship, Sprint Gas Racing’s Jason Richards has experienced both the highs and lows of professional Motorsport.Read More

SPRINT GAS RACING SHOWS PROMISE AT QR

Friday, 18 July 2008

Sprint Gas Racing had possibly its best Friday practice session of the year, at Queensland Raceway today.Read More

driver standings

1	Mark Winterbottom	1694
2	Garth Tander	1572
3	Jamie Whincup	1486
4	Rick Kelly	1312
5	Steve Richards	1299
6	James Courtney	1211
7	Craig Lowndes	1175
8	Will Davison	1154
17	Greg Murphy	776
18	Jason Richards	770

Full driver standings

drivers

Four Bathurst victories – 96, ’99, ’03 and ‘04 – coupled with Greg Murphy’s often outspoken, but easy-going nature, have made him a firm favourite with race fans. A sporting ‘God’ in his native New Zealand, Murphy has won the Pukekohe round ‘across the Tasman’ an amazing four times.View Greg's full profile

Jason Richards started racing as an eight year old in his native New Zealand. Richards did what most kids do; he started his career in a go kart. Eight years and 35 championship titles later he decided to hang up the go-kart steering wheel to look at new challenges.View Jason's full profile

audio & video

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Poll

Both Greg & Jason aren't fans of QR. Is it the worst event on the circuit?

Agree, can't stand it. Bad for fans and teams.
Disagree, have you been to Perth or Winton????

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Queensland De-Brief

Friday, 25 July 2008

The Queensland race meeting was a weekend of highs and “not so highs”.Read More

QUEENSLAND RACEWAY

Wednesday, 16 July 2008

Sprint Gas Racing had two team members driving the transporter from Darwin. Leaving on Sunday afternoon,, following the final race, the equipment was back in Melbourne by 1pm on Tuesday. This gave the team seven days to prepare the cars for this weekend’s race at Queensland Raceway.Read More

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