The return to racing was also a good one for championship leader Shane Van Gisbergen. 'That way I can work on myself and drive the car how I want which is nice and hard.' 'We sort of stayed in this little window all weekend and that's what you need to do to be fast consistently. 'Our cars getting out of the truck is the best I've had and that's meant I've been able to push harder and just give them a little bit of feedback.
'I know the guys are working every day as hard as they can to make our cars as fast as they can.
not talking about too much but just sort of being involved trying to think about how I can do it better myself,' De Pasquale told Fox Sports. I've been obviously in the workshop almost every day. It's an important weekend for the man who has had to shoulder the burden of filling Scott McLaughlin's seat following the three-time champion's switch to Ind圜ars. Rather than letting that disappointment derail him, De Pasquale bounced back perfectly to claim a wire-to-wire win in Sunday's second race, holding off Erebus youngster Will Brown to secure his third victory of the season. Stewards discovered one of the tyres fitted to De Pasquale's Mustang had been allocated to teammate Will Davison and subsequently the 26-year-old was excluded from the race.
