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my mate ian dyk, is the new driver for australia, he is doing quite well, and you can follow all his, and the australian teams drmaas and highlights with live updates lap times etc. great site, support my mate, who is doing us proud, and 2weeks ago in mexico, he finished 3rd in the sprint and 8th in the feature race, this week in shanghai, he had dramas with the car, starting the sprint in 20th, climbed up to 16th, started the main feature race in 16th and got up to 12th by the first corner, few laps later and dyk'y was up to 7th before the car got rear left hand wheel vibrations and was forced to retie as it began to come worse and worse, later was found the suspension had bent arms and wasnt deemed safe to continue racing! he is a top bloke, and for all you a1 fans, support your countires if not australia!

thanks Garth

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