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Supercars champion Shane van Gisbergen is proving to be the milestone man for Holden, securing the brand's 600th race win with victory in Perth on Saturday.

"You always want to convert in the race because that's where you get points and that's what you get trophies from," De Pasquale said. "I've got the 500th, 550 and 600th now - it's a cool privilege." The Red Bull Ampol Racing star's seventh win from 10 starts in 2022 was also Holden's 600th win as a brand across the Australian Touring Car Championship and Supercars eras.

Winterbottom was hit with a three-place grid penalty for impeding in Race 11 qualifying. Broc Feeney and van Gisbergen both avoided contact with Winterbottom ...

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Star blows up as race leader cops penalty which sees Davison seal drought-breaking win — Live.

“I had no idea where they were; it’s my mistake... they were pretty strict on it in briefing. I stuffed them over. Watch every practice, qualifying and race of the 2022 Repco Supercars Championship live and ad break free during racing on Kayo. New to Kayo? Try 14 days free now > “The first race will be tough today, hopefully pass some people and put on a show.” “I was still angry at Winterbottom after the first one, big thanks to the team. Watch every practice, qualifying and race of the 2022 Repco Supercars Championship live and ad break free during racing on Kayo. New to Kayo? Try 14 days free now > “Winterbottom was sitting in the middle of the road... Watch every practice, qualifying and race of the 2022 Repco Supercars Championship live and ad break free during racing on Kayo. New to Kayo? Try 14 days free now > Scott was going to the right, but right at the end of it you’ve still got a duty of car to come of the throttle,” he said. Waters got a flyer out of the blocks to get the jump on Davison, but the red flag was shown early in race two after a “monster crash”. First of all I wouldn’t be out there if I didn’t get doored, but I’m all for hard racing, I love that part of it and I’ve been racing for years, everyone’s been doing that and no-one’s ever got a penalty for that and I’m the first one,” he said.

With victory at the Bunnings Trade Perth SuperNight, Will Davison etched his name into Dick Johnson Racing folklore. Davison benefited from a Cam Waters ...

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Will Davison and Shane van Gisbergen split the poles for the two Sunday Supercars races in Perth.

"It's a nice surprise," said van Gisbergen. "I went off the track at Turn 6 and thought I'd wrecked it. I was still angry at Winterbottom for stuffing me in the first one. Van Gisbergen hit back in the second session by taking his second pole of the 2022 season.

Ford's Will Davison has claimed his first win since 2016 after a controversial and drama-filled Supercars race at Perth's Wanneroo Raceway.

The finish-line drama came after Pye and Jack Le Brocq got in a tussle on the main straight at the end of the opening lap. Waters crossed the finish line first at Wanneroo Raceway but due to the penalty dropped to fourth on the classification in a 46-lap race that was suspended for almost an hour when Scott Pye crashed out at the end of the opening lap and damaged a gate on the pit-lane fence. Davison was pushing to get past Waters on the final turn, with the Tickford Racing star running wide of the track before popping out in front of Davison much to the Shell V-Power Racing star's annoyance.

Will Davison won his first Supercars race in six years in Perth after long-time leader Cam Waters was slapped with a controversial time penalty.

"You want to earn the wins, so it kind of feels weird not crossing the line first. "It's just a weight off my shoulders now. Andre Heimgartner put in a charging second stint to land on the podium thanks to a combination of taking four tyres at his stop and then closing up on those ahead of him behind the safety car. With his tyres up to temp Davison was then able to get a run on Waters down the back straight before executing a late dive up the inside of the Tickford Ford at Turn 7. He then pulled half a second on Davison and the chasing field across the first lap, only for that advantage to disappear when the safety car was initially called and then the race was red flagged. Waters made a perfect start to the race from the outside of the front row, clearing polesitter Davison before getting to the first corner.

Old foes clash in 'flashpoint' as Davison edges rival in Perth — Live Supercars.

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Will Davison won his first Supercars race in six years in Perth after long-time leader Cam Waters was slapped with a controversial time penalty.

"You want to earn the wins, so it kind of feels weird not crossing the line first. "It's just a weight off my shoulders now. Andre Heimgartner put in a charging second stint to land on the podium thanks to a combination of taking four tyres at his stop and then closing up on those ahead of him behind the safety car. With his tyres up to temp Davison was then able to get a run on Waters down the back straight before executing a late dive up the inside of the Tickford Ford at Turn 7. He then pulled half a second on Davison and the chasing field across the first lap, only for that advantage to disappear when the safety car was initially called and then the race was red flagged. Waters made a perfect start to the race from the outside of the front row, clearing polesitter Davison before getting to the first corner.

After securing Holden's 600th race win, Kiwi champion roared home for victory in the final sprint race.

He passed James Courtney with five of the 46 laps remaining in the second sprint race and was dominant at the finish. Van Gisbergen won race 12 for the 2022 Supercars series, for his eighth victory of the year. Champion Kiwi driver Shane van Gisbergen won his second race of the weekend in Perth on Sunday, after a milestone victory for Holden.

Shane van Gisbergen beat Will Davison in a see-sawing final Supercars race in Perth.

"That race was funny, I didn't realise James was the leader. "It was awesome. On Lap 25 van Gisbergen tried to undercut Davison by taking his mandatory service. I'm stoked." Davison did his best to wrangle back the lead at Turn 1, however van Gisbergen was able to quickly turn attack into defence and hold off the Shell Ford. Davison jumped van Gisbergen from the outside of the front row at the start, sweeping into the lead at the first corner.

Race 11 in Perth has been red-flagged after a heavy crash for Scott Pye. Pye was sent into pit wall at the end of lap 1 after contact with Jack Le Brocq.

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A frightening high-speed crash temporarily halted race two of this weekend's Supercar Championship event at Wanneroo Raceway within the opening lap.

“I think sometimes people forget they can lift as well. Pye said he was fine in the aftermath of the crash, but was disappointed the crash would force him out of both of the afternoon’s races. Scott Pye was left with a destroyed car after he was sent careering into a concrete barrier on the opening lap of racing today.

The second race of the Perth SuperNight has been red flagged after a monster first-lap crash for Scott Pye.

If you're going to try and squeeze people off the track, unfortunately it might happen." I thought I was clear and tried to defend. "I'm fine, just disappointed," he said of the impact. "There must have been a slight overlap, it must have been rear quarter to front bar, like... Obviously I wasn't, but I mean fuck, he just didn't lift. I don't know.

Race 11 of the Repco Supercars Championship has been red-flagged after a big Scott Pye crash at the end of Lap 1 at Wanneroo Raceway.

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Supercars star Scott Pye was lucky to walk away from a frightening crash in race 11 of the Perth SuperNight on Sunday. Pye's Holden Commodore ZB was written ...

"You don't make contact without some help. Scott was going to the right, but right at the end of it you've still got a duty of care to come off the throttle," he said. Speaking afterwards, Le Brocq said it was "unfortunate", but put the collision down to a racing incident.

Shane van Gisbergen beat Will Davison in a see-sawing final Supercars race in Perth.

"That race was funny, I didn't realise James was the leader. "It was awesome. On Lap 25 van Gisbergen tried to undercut Davison by taking his mandatory service. I'm stoked." Davison did his best to wrangle back the lead at Turn 1, however van Gisbergen was able to quickly turn attack into defence and hold off the Shell Ford. Davison jumped van Gisbergen from the outside of the front row at the start, sweeping into the lead at the first corner.

Ford's Will Davison has ended a near-six year wait for a Supercars win on a drama-filled day in Perth. The Shell V-Power Racing star secured his first win ...

The sanction dropped a furious Waters to fourth on the classifications, allowing Davison to claim his first triumph of the season in a race that had to be suspended for an hour after Scott Pye crashed out at the end of the opening lap, damaging a gate on the pit-lane fence in the process. "You want to earn the wins so it kind of feels weird not crossing the line first but I also feel like I did a really good move on Cam," he said. A relieved Davison was just pleased to end his long wait for a victory, despite the controversy. That result of race two was overshadowed by the dramatic first race, with Waters penalised for an unsafe re-entry after he went wide under pressure from Davison on the final turn before coming back into the track ahead of his rival on lap 29. Ford's Will Davison has ended a near-six year wait for a Supercars win on a drama-filled day in Perth. The Shell V-Power Racing star secured his first win since 2016's Bathurst 1000 in controversial fashion in Sunday's first event at Wanneroo Raceway before championship leader Shane van Gisbergen fired back to win the second 46-lap race of the afternoon. Davison's drought-breaking win came despite Ford's Cameron Waters crossing the finish line first, with the Tickford Racing star receiving a five-second penalty from race stewards for an incident on the track when the pair were battling for the lead.

Ford's Will Davison has ended a near-six year wait for a Supercars win on a drama-filled day in Perth. The Shell V-Power Racing star secured his first win ...

A relieved Davison was just pleased to end his long wait for a victory, despite the controversy. The sanction dropped a furious Waters to fourth on the classifications, allowing Davison to claim his first triumph of the season in a race that had to be suspended for an hour after Scott Pye crashed out at the end of the opening lap, damaging a gate on the pit-lane fence in the process. That result of race two was overshadowed by the dramatic first race, with Waters penalised for an unsafe re-entry after he went wide under pressure from Davison on the final turn before coming back into the track ahead of his rival on lap 29.

Shane van Gisbergen beat Will Davison in a tense final Supercars race in Perth, with James Courtney keeping hold of second place late on.

Once told over the radio that he was racing Courtney, not lapping him, van Gisbergen quickly found a way through with six laps to go. I thought it was just Will and I battling, and then I took off to get James. Sorry for stealing that one off him. On lap 25 van Gisbergen tried to undercut Davison by taking his mandatory service. "It was awesome. I'm stoked." Reynolds' stint in second was short-lived, though, the Grove Racing driver locking a brake into the bowl on the first lap and that allowed van Gisbergen to get a run down the back straight and move into second place.

Ford's Will Davison has spoken of his relief at ending a near six-year wait for a Supercars race win on drama-filled day in Perth.

Huge gap after turn in – Waters chose to run the outside of the kerb early. Definitely relief’s more the word. “Really nice to just sleep well tonight. Not here to say if the penalty was fair/not, but saying@will_davisonpushed him off the circuit is simply wrong. “In a really tough field at the moment, up against a lot a lot of fast guys in fast cars. Waters crossed the finish line first in Sunday’s opener but was bumped down to fourth in the order after a five-second penalty from race stewards for an unsafe re-entry while battling with Davison at the front of the field.