Phillip Island Circuit (N/A)

In the Nissan GTP class at the Phillip Island Circuit, Jack David Spickett delivered a dominant performance to secure the victory. Starting from pole position, Spickett led all 31 laps of the race, maintaining a clean record with zero incidents throughout the event. Gabri Martinez, who started in third, moved up to finish in second place, though he accumulated four incidents over the course of his 31 laps. Laust Olsen rounded out the podium in third, having started from fourth position and completing the race with a single incident. The Audi 90 GTO class featured a highly competitive field of 24 drivers, led by Audrius Valantiejus. Starting from the seventh position, Valantiejus executed a successful race strategy to gain six positions and claim the class win after 28 laps, despite recording two incidents. Joni Hagner, who began the race in sixth, finished in second place. Hagner’s race proved difficult in terms of track discipline, as he finished with nine incidents. Joram Vanhixe provided the most notable performance of the day in the Audi GTO class. Starting from the back of the pack in 22nd position, Vanhixe navigated the field effectively to finish third. His climb of 19 positions was the most significant gain of the event, and he achieved this result with only one incident. Other drivers in the field struggled with consistency; Eugenio Massa recorded 13 incidents, while Cal Young accumulated 10. Additionally, Brandon White24 demonstrated strong pace by gaining seven positions from his starting spot to finish well within the field.