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Mostert hopes Tickford has exorcised 'demons'

19 Apr 2018
'It's not going to be good here if we have the same car as Tassie'
1 mins by James Pavey
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Chaz Mostert says Tickford Racing has taken “a different approach” to set-up for this weekend’s WD-40 Phillip Island 500 after a thorough debrief of a horror Symmons Plains.

The four-car squad failed to qualify a car in the top 10 for either race, with a 10th for Mostert in the 200km Sunday encounter the best showing from its weekend.

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  • He had celebrated the win by performing a spectacular burnout in the Turn 1 run-off area – a move for which he was promptly fined $3,000.

    Teams had been warned that no stationary burnouts would be permitted at the circuit, due to the potential for damage to the tarmac.

    Describing it on social media today as “money well spent”, Mostert quipped that a repeat could be in store if he was to win again this weekend.

    “If I did win I’d probably forget all that again and get another fine,” he laughed.

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