Brodie Kostecki continues to lead the way in Tasmania. RepcoSC
The in-form Erebus squad set the early pace, Will Brown leading Kostecki with a 51.571s after their first runs.Broc Feeney made big gains five minutes later as he popped up on top courtesy of a 51.331s. It was a short-lived stint as the pacesetter, though, with Le Brocq returning serve with a 51.243s moments later.
At the same time there was contact at turn 2, Andre Heimgartner helping rookie Declan Fraser off the road. Broc Feeney was eighth after having his final run delayed when his Red Bull Camaro momentarily wouldn't fire up, with Tim Slade ninth and Todd Hazelwood 10th. The pair were shown on the broadcast speaking about the incident post-session with Reynolds apologising for not seeing Courtney coming.
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