The championship battle delivered intense drama and crucial shifts in the team standings as PremiAir Racing secured a double top-ten finish during a thrilling Sunday showdown. Both Camaros crossed the line inside the points, anchoring a weekend that completely reshaped the live pit lane order heading into the season finale in Adelaide.
Executing a masterclass in racecraft and tyre degradation management, Murray powered his way to a stunning third-place podium finish. This marked a phenomenal milestone, achieved in just his second race weekend with the squad. Meanwhile, teammate Jayden Ojeda capitalized on an aggressive early pit strategy to carve through the field and secure a hard-fought ninth position.
These vital results allowed the Gold Coast-based outfit to leapfrog Blanchard Racing Team into ninth place in the team standings. Conversely, it was a brutal weekend for BRT after a dramatic fire broke out on Aaron Cameron's Mustang during Saturday's action. Although the engineering crew worked overnight to repair the chassis, a severe lack of pace hindered Cameron's progress, leaving him to finish Sunday's race down in 21st place.

At the sharp end of the grid, Grove Racing extended their championship lead following stellar performances and flawless execution through the complex apexes and heavy braking zones. Their tactical supremacy leaves trailing competitors with a massive deficit to overcome as the title fight reaches its climax.
With the dust settling on a chaotic weekend of motorsport action, focus now shifts squarely to the Adelaide Grand Final. Strategic prowess, split-second decision-making, and superior tyre management will ultimately decide the championship fate in the final showdown.



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