The ProAm entry won the class by finishing eighth overall whilst the PRO Class Ferrari 296 GT3 finished fourth overall with fastest race lap. The cars with technical support from Eurasia Motorsport ran faultlessly in a race that went down to the line. Chaz Mostert led the race for most of the first hour and was able to set fastest race lap when chasing down the leader in the final hour.
The #26 car of Mostert, Will Brown and Daniel Serra was competitive from the start but a late splash and dash dropped them to fourth at the flag. The #36 crew of Jaxon Evans, Elliott Schutte, Brad Schumacher and Alessio Rovera drove a great race with a view to winning the ProAm class. The team even had time to undertake a front brake change as a precaution in the knowledge they had a sufficient lead to stay ahead of their rivals.
The GT World Challenge Australia Championship will begin at Phillip Island on April 6th when Arise Racing GT with Eurasia support will return to defend their 2024 Driver and Sprint Team crowns.
