2003 Bob Jane T-Marts 1000 - Official Results

Official Results

Pos	No	Team	Drivers	Car	Laps	Qual Pos	Shootout Pos	Series Points
1	51	Kmart Racing Team	Greg Murphy Rick Kelly	Holden VY Commodore	161	1	1	192
2	6	Ford Performance Racing	Craig Lowndes Glenn Seton	Ford BA Falcon	161	7	6	188
3	31	Supercheap Auto Racing	Steven Ellery Luke Youlden	Ford BA Falcon	161	11		184
4	11	Castrol Perkins Racing	Steven Richards Larry Perkins	Holden VY Commodore	161	6	DNS	180
5	2	Holden Racing Team	Jim Richards Tony Longhurst	Holden VY Commodore	161	8	3	176
6	4	Pritek Racing	Marcos Ambrose Russell Ingall	Ford BA Falcon	161	4	5	172
7	65	Team Betta Electrical	Paul Radisich Rickard Rydell	Ford BA Falcon	161	9	9	168
8	1	Holden Racing Team	Mark Skaife Todd Kelly	Holden VY Commodore	161	2	7	164
9	888	Ozmail Racing Team	John Cleland Andrew Jones	Ford BA Falcon	160	19		160
10	21	Ozmail Racing Team	John Bowe Brad Jones	Ford BA Falcon	159	3	2	156
11	45	Team Dynamik	Nicolas Minassian Jan Magnussen	Holden VY Commodore	158	27		152
12	18	Dick Johnson Racing	Max Wilson David Brabham	Ford BA Falcon	158	14		148
13	17	Dick Johnson Racing	Steven Johnson Warren Luff	Ford BA Falcon	156	10	8	144
14	8	Castrol Perkins Racing	Paul Dumbrell Tomas Mezera	Holden VX Commodore	155	16		140
15	59	Phoenix Motorsport	Jamie Miller Ron Searle	Holden VX Commodore	155	36		136
16	99	Thexton Motor Racing	David Thexton Stephen Voight	Ford AU Falcon	153	39		132
17	021	Team Kiwi Racing	Craig Baird Mark Porter	Holden VX Commodore	149	26		128
18	20	Larkham Motor Sport	Grant Johnson Kerry Wade	Ford AU Falcon	148	33		124
19	34	Garry Rogers Motorsport	Garth Tander Jamie Whincup	Holden VY Commodore	146	5	4	120
20	3	Lansvale Racing Team	Cameron McConville Tim Leahey	Holden VX Commodore	144	28		116
21	13	Robert Smith Racing	Steve Owen Phillip Scifleet	Holden VX Commodore	141	23		112
22	44	Team Dynamik	Simon Wills Jason Richards	Holden VY Commodore	139	20		108
23	89	Sydney Star Motorsport	Mal Rose Grant Elliott	Ford AU Falcon	126	37		104
DNF	16	Team Brock	Greg Ritter Marcus Marshall	Holden VX Commodore	159	12		100
DNF	66	Team Betta Electrical	Dean Canto Matthew White	Ford BA Falcon	147	17		96
DNF	10	Larkham Motor Sport	Jason Bargwanna Mark Larkham	Ford BA Falcon	118	21		92
DNF	19	Ford Performance Racing	David Besnard Owen Kelly	Ford BA Falcon	115	22		88
DNF	55	Fernández Racing	José Fernández David Russell	Ford AU Falcon	113	35		84
DNF	75	Toll Racing	Anthony Tratt Paul Stokell	Ford BA Falcon	106	30		80
DNF	9	Caltex Havoline Race Team	Mark Winterbottom Mark Noske	Ford BA Falcon	102	18		76
DNF	46	Holden Young Lions	Dale Brede Tony Ricciardello	Holden VX Commodore	72	34
DNF	5	Ford Performance Racing	Darren Hossack Adam Macrow	Ford BA Falcon	63	25
DNF	23	ICS Team Ford	Rick Bates Neal Bates	Ford AU Falcon	62	29
DNF	50	Team Brock	Jason Bright Paul Weel	Holden VX Commodore	44	15
DNF	33	Garry Rogers Motorsport	Nathan Pretty Allan Simonsen	Holden VX Commodore	42	32
DNF	15	Kmart Racing	Andy Priaulx Cameron McLean	Holden VX Commodore	33	24
DNF	69	Spiess Heckler Racing	Robert Jones Peter Doulman	Holden VX Commodore	32	38
DNF	29	Team Sirromet Wines	Paul Morris John Faulkner	Holden VY Commodore	5	13
DNF	72	Robert Smith Racing	Alan Gurr Jonny Reid	Holden VX Commodore	4	31
DNQ	24	Team Sirromet Wines	Wayne Wakefield Andy McElrea	Holden VX Commodore	0

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