Waters’ remarkable recovery in Adelaide

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- 4 March 2018

There was no shortage of controversy in the opening round of the Supercars Championship in Adelaide during the first week of March.

Tickford Racing brought home a pair of top five finishes at the Adelaide 500, however ‘Frosty’ was black flagged for crossing the Turn 2 kerb too many times, resulting in a pit lane penalty.

Winterbottom vehemently disputes the PLP issued on Lap 56 that dampened his second race of the 2018 Supercars season.

“I’m pretty confident I had two wheels on the track, so I don’t know how I got the penalty? It’s been judged by how you hit the kerb, not where your wheels are placed, so I’m pretty confused by the decision,” Mark said.

After a hard crash during practice Cameron Waters (No. 6 Monster Energy Ford Falcon FG X) recovered to finish fifth, thanks to some handy work by the team to repair the car.

“It was good to reward the boys for all the hard work they put in,” Cameron said.

Chaz Mostert was the best performer of the Tickford Racing team, narrowly missing out on the podium with a solid fourth in Race 2 of the season.

“We just ran our race. We got a little bit of traffic coming off pit lane in the middle stints, which put us back from possibly a podium. But saying that, I’m pretty happy with a fourth place,” Chaz said.

While Cameron Waters’ 2018 season didn’t start the way he would have liked at the Adelaide 500, a number of our South Australian customers were able to meet Cam at the Metalcorp Ottoway Rural Range event on February 27.

It was a great way to start Metalcorp’s 2018 Racing program.

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