The WA Grand Finals bracket changes proved to be a pressure cooker of the event, get hold of five participants, with an opportunity to the crown for himself. Osborne Motor Racing goal was simple: To win outright. By Andrew Katavatis, Kim Nordahl, Krystal Ecclestone and Kirsty Cunningham close behind the hunt would be an easy task. The first round saw two of the candidates (Krystal and Kirsty) put out by Andrew Kim and Simon also runs against hisMatch-ups. The second round saw Andrew arc boldly in a courageous fight against Kim. Simon putting the new 7 / 2 member and Mike Naylor on the trailer. Time semifinals would be where the fight begin. SERV-sponsored dragster had a solo in the end thanks to his qualifying position, with Nordahl faced with a challenge by Brad Baker. Brad newfound consistency has paid off with a win and ended Kim Nordahl possibility of modified titles, which now belonged to Simon. But withThe best times to fly over the shop again, the car was not given an easy time in both semi-final or final, which is pushed very hard work. When he arrived in the final, an error message Brad Baker, in the second place. Another PB for the blaze Dragster (7.64 to 174 mph) had set the dial-up in the traps, broken fuel line, a drama that can be easily solved for the car to the next round in Sydney at the end of April state.
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