2007 Jim Beam 400

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Flag of New South Wales.svg 2007 Jim Beam 400
Event Information
Round 8 of 14 in the 2007 V8 Supercar Championship Series
Track map for Oran Park--Grand Prix circuit.svg
Date17–19 August 2007
Location Sydney, New South Wales
Venue Oran Park Raceway
WeatherRain
Results
Race 1
Distance 46 laps 120 km
Pole position Todd Kelly
Holden Racing Team
1:08.4388
Winner Mark Skaife
Holden Racing Team
56:37.0949
Race 2
Distance 46 laps 120 km
Winner Craig Lowndes
Triple Eight Race Engineering
1:03:25.7192
Race 3
Distance 25 laps 65 km
Winner Lee Holdsworth
Garry Rogers Motorsport
37:59.1720
Round Results
First 47 pts
Second 38 pts
Third 38 pts

The 2007 Jim Beam 400 was the eighth round of the 2007 V8 Supercar season. It was held on the weekend of the 17 to 19 August at Oran Park Raceway in New South Wales. Lee Holdsworth won the round for Garry Rogers Motorsport. The round was also significant as it was the debut weekend of the 2016 champion Shane van Gisbergen.

Contents

Qualifying

Qualifying was held on Saturday 18 August 2007.

Race 1

Race 1 was held on Saturday 18 August 2007.

Race 2

Race 2 was held on Sunday 19 August 2007.

Race 3

Race 3 was held on Sunday 19 August 2007.

Results

Qualifying

PosNoNameTeamPart 3Part 2Part 1
122 Todd Kelly Holden Racing Team 1:08.439
216 Garth Tander Toll HSV Dealer Team 1:08.529
32 Mark Skaife Holden Racing Team1:08.544
433 Lee Holdsworth Garry Rogers Motorsport 1:08.606
51 Rick Kelly Toll HSV Dealer Team1:08.640
65 Mark Winterbottom Ford Performance Racing 1:08.693
73 Jason Richards Tasman Motorsport 1:08.699
86 Steven Richards Ford Performance Racing1:08.754
988 Jamie Whincup TeamVodafone 1:08.925
1025 Jason Bright Britek Motorsport 1:10.309
1118 Will Davison Jim Beam Racing 1:09.015
1267 Paul Morris Team Sirromet Wines 1:09.019
1334 Dean Canto Garry Rogers Motorsport1:09.035
149 Russell Ingall Stone Brothers Racing 1:09.125
1555 Steve Owen Autobarn Racing 1:09.397
1651 Greg Murphy Tasman Motorsport1:09.502
1717 Steven Johnson Jim Beam Racing1:09.511
1820 Paul Dumbrell Supercheap Auto Racing 1:09.559
198 Max Wilson WPS Racing 1:09.947
2050 Cameron McConville Supercheap Auto Racing
2110 Jason Bargwanna WPS Racing1:09.538
224 James Courtney Stone Brothers Racing1:09.553
23888 Craig Lowndes TeamVodafone1:09.554
2411 Jack Paerkins Jack Daniel's Racing 1:09.633
257 Shane Price Jack Daniel's Racing1:09.711
2639 Fabian Coulthard Team Sirromet Wines1:09.719
2714 Simon Wills Team BOC 1:09.724
2812 Andrew Jones Team BOC1:09.759
29021 Shane van Gisbergen Team Kiwi Racing 1:10.046
30111 John Bowe Paul Cruickshank Racing 1:10.121
3126 Alan Gurr Britek Motorsport1:10.404

Race 1 Results

PosNoNameTeamLapsTime/RetiredGridPoints
12 Mark Skaife Holden Racing Team 4656:37.095324
21 Rick Kelly Toll HSV Dealer Team 46+0.648s520
388 Jamie Whincup TeamVodafone 46+1.039s917
45 Mark Winterbottom Ford Performance Racing 46+10.332s615
56 Steven Richards Ford Performance Racing46+11.018s813
618 Will Davison Jim Beam Racing 46+18.219s1112
7888 Craig Lowndes Team Vodafone46+19.230s2311
822 Todd Kelly Holden Racing Team46+26.079s110
951 Greg Murphy Tasman Motorsport 46+28.570s169
1033 Lee Holdsworth Garry Rogers Motorsport 46+29.045s48
113 Jason Richards Tasman Motorsport46+30.133s76
1225 Jason Bright Britek Motorsport 46+31.466s105
1317 Steven Johnson Jim Beam Racing46+36.750s174
1439 Fabian Coulthard Team Sirromet Wines 46+39.776s263
1510 Jason Bargwanna WPS Racing 46+40.126s212
168 Max Wilson WPS Racing46+41.328s190
1750 Cameron McConville Supercheap Auto Racing 46+41.984s200
1834 Dean Canto Garry Rogers Motorsport46+42.570s130
194 James Courtney Stone Brothers Racing 46+49.237s220
20021 Shane van Gisbergen Team Kiwi Racing 46+53.420s290
2111 Jack Perkins Jack Daniel's Racing 46+59.312s240
2226 Alan Gurr Britek Motorsport46+1:04.656s310
23111 John Bowe Paul Cruickshank Racing 45+1 lap300
2414 Simon Wills Team BOC 45+1 lap270
2520 Paul Dumbrell Supercheap Auto Racing41+4 laps180
DNF12 Andrew Jones Team BOC13280
DNF16 Garth Tander Toll HSV Dealer Team320
DNF7 Shane Price Jack Daniel's Racing2250
DNF55 Steve Owen Autobarn Racing 2150
DNF67 Paul Morris Team Sirromet Wines1120
DNF9 Russell Ingall Stone Brothers Racing1140

Race 2 Results

PosNoNameTeamLapsTime/RetiredGridPoints
1888 Craig Lowndes TeamVodafone 461:03:25.719724
222 Todd Kelly Holden Racing Team 46+2.991s820
35 Mark Winterbottom Ford Performance Racing 46+3.952s417
433 Lee Holdsworth Garry Rogers Motorsport 46+4.413s1015
53 Jason Richards Tasman Motorsport 46+21.347s1113
66 Steven Richards Ford Performance Racing46+25.245s512
74 James Courtney Stone Brothers Racing 46+26.858s1911
818 Will Davison Jim Beam Racing 46+24.279s610
99 Russell Ingall Stone Brothers Racing46+40.435s319
1014 Simon Wills Team BOC 46+45.405s248
118 Max Wilson WPS Racing 46+46.550s166
1217 Steven Johnson Jim Beam Racing46+50.593s135
13021 Shane van Gisbergen Team Kiwi Racing 46+55.682s204
1439 Fabian Coulthard Team Sirromet Wines 46+1:01.651s143
151 Rick Kelly Toll HSV Dealer Team 46+1:02.223s22
1625 Jason Bright Britek Motorsport 46+1:06.507s120
1712 Andrew Jones Team BOC46+1:06.881s260
187 Shane Price Jack Daniel's Racing 46+1:06.977s280
1916 Garth Tander Toll HSV Dealer Team46+1:07.658s270
202 Mark Skaife Holden Racing Team46+1:08.184s10
2155 Steve Owen Autobarn Racing 46+1:12.046s290
2250 Cameron McConville Supercheap Auto Racing 45+1 lap170
2334 Dean Canto Garry Rogers Motorsport45+1 lap180
24111 John Bowe Paul Cruickshank Racing 45+1 lap230
2520 Paul Dumbrell Supercheap Auto Racing45+1 lap250
2611 Jack Perkins Jack Daniel's Racing45+1 lap210
2710 Jason Bargwanna WPS Racing45+1 lap150
2826 Alan Gurr Britek Motorsport44+2 laps220
DNF67 Paul Morris Team Sirromet Wines28300
DNF88 Jamie Whincup TeamVodafone2130
DNF51 Greg Murphy Tasman Motorsport1390

Race 3 Results

PosNoNameTeamLapsTime/RetiredGridPoints
133 Lee Holdsworth Garry Rogers Motorsport 461:11:03.351424
216 Garth Tander Toll HSV Dealer Team 46+6.341s1920
39 Russell Ingall Stone Brothers Racing 46+8.230s917
488 Jamie Whincup TeamVodafone 46+8.459s3015
56 Steven Richards Ford Performance Racing 46+8.964s613
63 Jason Richards Tasman Motorsport 46+14.111s512
712 Andrew Jones Team BOC 46+15.008s1711
855 Steve Owen Autobarn Racing 46+16.230s2110
98 Max Wilson WPS Racing 46+16.469s119
1020 Paul Dumbrell Supercheap Auto Racing 46+19.836s258
1122 Todd Kelly Holden Racing Team 46+23.633s26
1217 Steven Johnson Jim Beam Racing 46+24.258s125
1310 Jason Bargwanna WPS Racing45+1 lap274
14888 Craig Lowndes TeamVodafone45+1 lap13
151 Rick Kelly Toll HSV Dealer Team45+1 lap152
1618 Will Davison Jim Beam Racing45+1 lap80
1714 Simon Wills Team BOC45+1 lap100
1811 Jack Perkins Jack Daniel's Racing 45+1 lap260
19111 John Bowe Paul Cruickshank Racing 45+1 lap240
207 Shane Price Jack Daniel's Racing45+1 lap180
2167 Paul Morris Team Sirromet Wines 45+1 lap290
2251 Greg Murphy Tasman Motorsport45+1 lap310
23021 Shane van Gisbergen Team Kiwi Racing 45+1 lap130
245 Mark Winterbottom Ford Performance Racing43+3 laps30
DNF50 Cameron McConville Supercheap Auto Racing43220
DNF39 Fabian Coulthard Team Sirromet Wines34140
DNF2 Mark Skaife Holden Racing Team31200
DNF26 Alan Gurr Britek Motorsport 29280
DNF34 Dean Canto Garry Rogers Motorsport27230
DNF25 Jason Bright Britek Motosport22160
DNF4 James Courtney Stone Brothers Racing1770
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Previous race:
2007 Queensland Raceway
2007 Supercars Championship Next race:
2007 Just Car Insurance 500
Previous year:
2006 Oran Park
Oran Park V8 Supercar round Next year:
2008 NRMA Motoring & Services Grand Finale

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