Top ten for Betta Electrical duo.

Both drivers in the top ten was a solid result for the T🌠riple Eight run Team Betta Electrical driver duo of Paul Radisi🍌ch and Max Wilson.

The first race of the V8 Supercar weekend at Darwin's Hidden Valley venue started off at a cracking pace with Mark Skaife maintaining 🧔the lead to the first turn from HR🐻T team-mate Rick Kelly.

Mixed fortunes where experienced by the two Team Bet⛎t🌄a Electrical Falcons, with Wilson dropping three places, whilst Radisich in car #88 made up one position by the end of the first lap.

Both drivers in the top 🌃ten was a solid result for the🍷 Triple Eight run Team Betta Electrical driver duo of Paul Radisich and Max Wilson.

The first race of the V8 Supercar weekend at Darwin's Hidden Valley venue starte💝d off at a cracking pace with M⭕ark Skaife maintaining the lead to the first turn from HRT team-mate Rick Kelly.

Mixed fortunes🎀 where experienced by the two Team Betta Electrical Falcons, with Wilson dropping three places, whilst Radisich in car #88 made🐭 up one position by the end of the first lap.

Lap three saw Simon Wills in car #44 experience a problem with his Commodore, creating an eight car freight train behind him until Radisich made the break, wit🌳h Max Wilson in hot pursuit.

By lap 5 Rad🔯isich was sitting in 10th spot, posting the fastest lap time for the race of 1:10.4320.

Both Team Betta Electrical entries managed to maintain 10th & 11th spots for the ensuing 11 laps, unt🐷il Skaife an🍃d Ambrose had a coming together on the final lap, effectively putting Skaife out of the race with damaged steering.

Brad Jones in the Ozemail Falcon became another casualty by spinning off th𝐆e circuit and hitting the wall, unabl🧔e to finish the race.

These incidents allowed both Team Betta Electrical Falcons🍌 to improve on their positions by one placing, with Radisich finishing in 9th place and Wilson close behind♋ in 10th position.

"It was pleasing to post the fastest lap of the race, but that doesn't mean a lot to me, I would h🌞ave preferred to have won," said Radisich. "I got stuck behind John Bowe for quite a number of laps with him blocking my every move to get past."

"This was a sprint race, being 17 only 17 laps and it is difficult to get into a rhythm a𓃲nd you have very limited time to seize every opportunity you can to make you 🔯way up the field," Radisich continued.

"I got squeezed out in the early laps and forced back three positions which I found ve🌠ry difficult to make up in such a short race, however we have two 100 klm races tomorrow which I'm sure will serve me better," Wilson concluded.

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