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| Touring Car Masters- Adelaide Parklands Circuit, SA |
The Touring Car Masters Series is run with technical regulations, as approved by CAMS, comprising touring cars of the pre-1974 era which have been modified in accordance with the CAMS Touring Car Masters technical regulations to maintain a similar appearance to the touring cars of the period.
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| Steve Mason at Bathurst |
The Sydneysider scored the most points of any driver – in either class – last season and joined an elite group of two-time TCM champions, but this year wants to be mixing it up on an outright level this year.
“The car has been on a diet and we have been able to take 60-70kg out of it since the end of last season,” Mason explained.
“By running in the open class we can remove weight and run the engine to 7,900RPM as well so we’ve got a bit more power. The only way we could get more weight out of the car is by putting a jockey behind the wheel – but it’s certainly going to be an improvement.
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In Car at Adelaide with John Bowe
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| John Bowe Racing |
Engine: 351 Windsor Power: 590 hp
Gearbox: Tex Racing T101
Top Speed: 290 kph (180 mph)
Tires: Hoosier
John Bowe’s two-time championship winning ‘Mustang Sally’ has undergone a rebirth. John Bowe Racing placed 2nd overall in the 2013 series.
Motor Sport career spanning 4 decades. A legend of Australian motorsport, John Bowe is a multiple Australian Champion, having twice won the Australian Drivers' Championship during the Formula Mondial era and securing an Australian Sports Car Championship, before winning the Australian Touring Car Championship in 1995. JB, as he has become affectionately known, is the only driver in Australian motorsport history to win six National Championships in 4 categories – a feat unlikely to be equaled.
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John Bowe Racing
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