MATT Stone Racing has completed an overnight rebuild of its #34 Truck Assist Camaro following damage sustained in the shortened second Supercars race of the Albert Park round yesterday.
The mammoth effort was necessitated after a left-front failure sent Jack Le Brocq into the Turn 8 wall at high speed, with the team subsequently releasing images of the rebuild.
“It was a big repair in the replacement of the rear clip and the front suspension componentry,” said MSR owner Matt Stone.
“The nature of the rear clip, where it’s one of the first things bolted to the chassis, means that a lot of auxiliary components bolt to it and it’s a big job to remove it and replace it with a new one.
“The benefit of that is the car is 100 percent brand new after quite a large incident and ready to qualify and race today. The team charged hard into the night to make sure it was all done and done right.
“Big credit to everyone at Truck Assist Racing for putting in the extra effort to make sure we’re back out today.”
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