Triple Eight teen Angelo Mouzouris has completed his first laps behind the wheel of a Supercar in more than three months in a test at Queensland Raceway.
The Dunlop Super2 Series rookie clocked up roughly 250km of running at the Ipswich circuit today in a bid to get reacquainted with his #10 VF Commodore.
The second-tier category is due to resume at Winton in mid-July, almost five months after the Adelaide season-opener.
Mouzouris set about finding his feet at the South Australian capital, having made the move from open-wheelers after winning the 2019 Australian Formula Ford title.
The 18-year-old reported a productive day at Ipswich, where he had seven-time Bathurst 1000 winner Craig Lowndes on-hand to offer his wisdom.
“It almost felt like another off-season between last test day and now so it was good to get some laps under my belt again,” Mouzouris told Supercars.com.
“Obviously three months is a long time in race car world so it was good to get back in and we had Lowndesy there to back me up on some set-up changes and all that and give me some pointers like always, so it was good.
“Good things take time so just any lap is more experience.
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“I think we did about 250km today so it was great.”
Mouzouris is optimistic of his chances at Winton: “I’ve been to Winton quite a fair bit so I know where the corners are and a bit about the track and how to be quick there.
“It will be good to be able to carry over that experience into a Supercar, whereas Adelaide I had never been there before.”