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1989 Pepsi 300

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The 1989 Pepsi 300 was an endurance race for Group 3A Touring Cars. The event was held at the Oran Park Raceway in New South Wales, Australia on 19 August 1989 over 115 laps of the 2.620 km circuit, a total distance of 301 km. This was the 11th and last touring car endurance race held at Oran Park.

The race was won by Andrew Miedecke and Andrew Bagnall driving a Ford Sierra RS500. Second was the BMW M3 of Brett Riley and Ludwig Finauer, while veteran Murray Carter finished third in his Sierra.

1988 race co-winner Peter Brock qualified on pole in his Mobil 1 Racing Sierra, but was out of the race after only 13 laps with a suspected blown head gasket, though not before setting the fastest lap of the race. Formula Ford driver Mark Larkham was to be Brock's co-driver in the race.

With Nissan missing the race for the first time since 1981, it meant that Brock's 1988 co-winner Jim Richards (also missing his first Oran Park enduro since 1981) didn't get to defend his title. Richards would end up having won the most of the Oran Park enduros, all in Group A, winning in 1985 in a BMW 635 CSi and in 1987 and 1988 in a BMW M3.

Results

Results were as follows:

PosClassNoTeamDriversCarLapsQual
PosQual
Time12345678910111213DNFDNFDNFDNFDNFDNFDNFDNFDSQ
A6Miedecke MotorsportAUS Andrew Miedecke
NZL Andrew BagnallFord Sierra RS50011531:12.20
B54Bryce RacingNZL Brett Riley
FRG Ludwig FinauerBMW M3115131:17.27
A14Murray CarterAUS Murray CarterFord Sierra RS500114101:15.30
A21Bob Forbes RacingAUS Mark Gibbs
AUS Rohan OnslowHolden VL Commodore SS Group A SV11491:15.51
A22Lusty EngineeringAUS Alfredo Costanzo
AUS Graham LustyHolden VL Commodore SS Group A SV114111:16.28
A34Ray GulsonAUS Graham GulsonBMW 635 CSi113141:17.75
C32Toyota Team AustraliaNZL John Faulkner
AUS Peter McKayToyota Corolla109171:19.67
C51Bob Holden MotorsAUS Dennis Rogers
AUS Mark DucquetToyota Sprinter107211:24.04
C78Team MaddisonAUS Geoff Full
AUS Michael AdcockToyota Corolla101191:22.71
A36Peter HudsonAUS Ian Carrig
AUS Ian Clark
AUS Peter HudsonBMW 635 CSi100181:22.06
A4Caltex CXT Race TeamAUS Colin Bond
AUS Domenic BenincaFord Sierra RS5009941:12.99
A42Matt WackerAUS Matt Wacker
AUS Mike KingHolden VL Commodore SS Group A SV91151:19.27
A24The Xerox ShopAUS Scotty Taylor
AUS Roger HurdMitsubishi Starion78161:19.02
A52M3 MotorsportAUS John Cotter
AUS Peter DoulmanBMW M3108121:18.05
A44Sutherland MitsubishiAUS Gary Scott
AUS Kevin BartlettMitsubishi Starion10751:14.32
A19Caltex CXT Race TeamAUS Ken Mathews
AUS Bruce StewartFord Sierra RS5006761:14.38
A37Brian CallaghanAUS Brian Callaghan
AUS Barry GrahamHolden VL Commodore SS Group A SV2571:14.99
A05Mobil 1 RacingAUS Peter Brock
AUS Mark LarkhamFord Sierra RS5001311:11.32
C13Bob Holden MotorsAUS Bob Holden
AUS Dennis RogersFord Sierra RS50010201:22.72
A55Playscape RacingAustralia Kevin Waldock
Australia Bryan ThomsonFord Sierra RS500981:15.27
A40Terry FinniganAustralia Terry Finnigan
Australia John EnglishHolden VL Commodore SS Group A SV10221:25.02
A25Benson & Hedges RacingAustralia Tony Longhurst
New Zealand Neville CrichtonFord Sierra RS5001021:12.03

Statistics

  • Pole Position - 1:11.32 - #05 Peter Brock
  • Fastest Lap - 1:13.08 - #05 Peter Brock

References

References

  1. Clarke, Andrew. (1989–90). "Fortune Changer". Chevron Publishing Group Pty Limited.
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