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SVG takes Peter Brock Trophy to NZ

21 Oct 2020
Bathurst winner in quarantine with new silverware
1 mins by James Pavey
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Bathurst winner Shane van Gisbergen has returned home to New Zealand, joined by a very special trophy.

The proud Kiwi showed off his newly won Peter Brock Trophy from his hotel quarantine in Auckland in a post on Instagram today.

He will stay in quarantine for the next 14 days before officially returning home for the summer.

Van Gisbergen’s Peter Brock Trophy is one of three, reduced-size replicas produced for the winners - one each for the two drivers and team.

The perpetual trophy is with the Triple Eight team, which will spend two weeks in the New South Wales/Queensland border bubble before returning to Brisbane.

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Asked on Monday about his plans for his time in NZ once out of quarantine, van Gisbergen was straight to the point.

“I’m going to keep racing,” he said. “I’ll do some rallying, speedway, motorbikes… racing everything.”

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His plans include a competitive rally outing at the Battle of Jacks Ridge next month, where he’ll take on fellow Kiwi Bathurst winner Greg Murphy.

Sunday marked van Gisbergen’s maiden Bathurst win and fourth for co-driver Garth Tander, 20 years after his first.

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