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»● RELATIONS between Shell Australian Touring Car Championship con tender Russell Ingall and a number of his rivals have reached bod ing point. Both title rivalb, John Bowe and Glenn Seton, along with HRT's Greg Murphy, are demanding stricter applica tion of the judicial system as the championship enters its critical final stage.
/ By CHRIS LAMBDEN This follows the dismissal of charges against Ingall after a race one incident at Lake'side, in which Ingall's car contacted Mark Larkham's Mitre 10 Falcon, which spun and was badly damaged after being hit by the Commodore of priva teer Ian Palmer. An irate Bowe also con demned Ingall's driving tac tics during the post-race press conference after a race three
incident between the pair in which Bowe maintains he was dangerously squeezed towards the fence by his Castrol Commodore rival. "He's the dirtiest driver I've seen in 25 years," an angry Bowe told Motorsport News on Monday. "Blocking is one thing - and I'm the first to block, but fairly - but you don't drive people off the road when they're almost alongside. Continued Page 4
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