The trial of a VSC-style system in Supercars got off to a rocky start in Darwin. RepcoSC
The series kick started a trial of a 120 km/h speed limiter system in the opening practice session at Hidden Valley by fitting it to Shane van Gisbergen's Red Bull Camaro.
Supercars is currently remaining tight-lipped on the system, with the trial still in its very early stages. "What we were trying to help Supercars with is looking towards the future and how we can improve the safety," said Dutton. "[The crew] has lost all this time, all the prep work and the build up has been thrown out the window. You're in recovery mode to try and get back to learning something. We'll work hard to make sure it doesn't have a lingering knockoff effect for the rest of the weekend."Ultimately this comes down as a mistake on my part as team manager to not say, 'no, we're not going to do this; let's do this at a test day'. You try and be nice and do it for the category.
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