A heartbreaking fuel miscalculation robbed the factory General Motors squad of a stunning victory at the Great Race, with Anton De Pasquale coming within a single lap of glory. The devastating mishap opened the door for Brodie Kostecki to sweep through and claim an iconic Bathurst victory, leaving crew members in tears as they watched victory slip away at the very end.
The crushing atmosphere inside the garage was far from unfamiliar to David Reynolds, who knows all too well the pain of losing a Bathurst victory in the dying stages. Having tasted success at Mount Panorama in the past, Reynolds also suffered the heartbreak of losing a commanding lead late in the race due to severe physical cramps and unscheduled pit stops.
That lived experience uniquely positioned Reynolds to comfort the devastated crew on Sunday evening, offering raw advice on how to process such a bitter pill. Speaking to Speedcafe, he admitted that such memories never truly fade away, noting how he still reflects on missed opportunities from previous years during sleepless nights.

Despite the lingering pain, Reynolds urged the team to focus on the positives, highlighting their near-perfect execution and undeniable pace throughout the weekend. He reminded the engineers and mechanics that the exact same package, drivers, and personnel will return stronger for the next championship campaign, a message that deeply resonated within the technical camp.
While the fuel blunder was undoubtedly costly for De Pasquale in his pursuit of a maiden Great Race crown, his veteran teammate remains fully confident in his abilities. Armed with the right level of talent and experience, both drivers quickly turned their focus toward the upcoming Gold Coast 500 showdown in Surfers Paradise.



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