Fast start in Townsville for RepcoSC title contender Will Brown.
The half-hour hit-out was a cagey affair with the majority of the fastest times coming in the first handful of laps."The car feels really good," said Brown.
That demoted Triple Eight drivers, and two of Brown's title rivals, van Gisbergen and Broc Feeney to third and fourth. Andre Heimgartner led the way for Brad Jones Racing in fifth while Grove Racing's David Reynolds made a promising start to the weekend off the back of a dip in performance with the sixth fastest time.
Series leader Brodie Kostecki was another driver to complain of a steering troubles during the session, the Erebus driver only completing seven laps as he ended up 11th fastest.
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