ASILY ACCOUNTING FOR a strong field, Wayne King has won the opening race of the second round of the Dial Before You Dig Australian Saloon Car Series at Mallala Motorsport Park on May 20. He will be looking to clean sweep the round with two more wins tomorrow.

LAST YEAR MALLALA race circuit represented the turning point in Simon Tabinor’s quest for his first Dial Before You Dig Australian Saloon Car Series. After being beaten all up at round one, Tabinor hit back on the South Australia rural circuit to take the round and ultimately go on and win the series.

AFTER WINNING the opening race of the first round of the 2013 Dial Before You Dig Australian Saloon Car Series, Simon Tabinor continued on his winning way in the second and third races at Sydney Motorsport Park on Sunday, March 25.

REIGNING TITLE HOLDER Simon Tabinor couldn’t have done it better in getting is 2013 campaign off to the best possible start by winning the first race in the opening round of the Dial Before You Dig Australian Saloon Car Series at Sydney Motorsport Park today.

BIG FORD CHALLENGE TO CHAMP

A POWERFUL FORD contingent is entered for round one of the Dial Before You Dig Australian Saloon Car Series, aiming to spoil Holden driver Simon Tabinor’s plan to be the first competitor since 2007 to successfully defend the title he won last year.

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WHILE HE COULD have rested on his laurels, or even gone home, newly crowned Dial Before You Dig Australian Saloon Car Series title holder Simon Tabinor came out to finish off the final round and cleaned up in his Eurostar Diesels Holden Commodore VT.

BY WINNING THE first of three races at the seventh and final round at Sandown Park yesterday, Simon Tabinor has won the 2012 Dial Before You Dig Australian Saloon Car Series.

SIMON TABINOR WANTED to wrap up this year’s title at the last round but it did not quite work out that way. But now he virtually only has to finish one of the three races at the final round of the Dial Before You Dig Australian Saloon Car Series at Sandown Park this weekend to do so.

SIMON TABINOR had hoped to wrap up the 2012 Dial Before You Dig Australian Saloon Car Series at Wakefield Park last weekend’s penultimate round.

Simon Tabinor moved one step closer to secure his first Dial Before You Dig Australian Saloon Car Series with a lights-to-flag victory in race one of round six at Wakefield Park today.

British born Victorian Simon Tabinor can win the 2012 New Dial Before You Dig Australian Saloon Car Series with a round to go at this weekend’s Wakefield Park Shannons Nationals.

South Australia’s Josh Kean has hit back after a disastrous fourth round to win the fifth one of the seven-round Dial Before You Dig Australian Saloon Car Series at Phillip Island on September 23.

Semi regular national series runner Gavin Ross will start from pole position for the first of three races in round five of the Dial Before You Dig Australian Saloon Car Series tomorrow after qualifying fastest today. The Black Race Engines Commodore VT pilot headed the way in a whitewash for Holden – the “red” machines taking the top three places.

New Dial Before You Dig Australian Saloon Car Series points leader Simon Tabinor has a good chance to consolidate his bid for the 2012 title with a solid performance at the Phillip Island Shannons Nationals race meeting, round five of the series this weekend.

It was a clean sweep for fast home state Ford Falcons at Queensland Raceway in round four of the Dial Before You Dig Australian Saloon Car Series last weekend, August 11-12, but with the absence of the series leader, it a Victorian Holden Commodore has emerged as the points leader. The round winner was Matt Shanks in his Falcon AU from Lindsay Kearns and Kane Baxter-Smith.

With current series leader Matt Lovell forced to miss the fourth round of the Dial Before You Dig Australian Saloon Car Series at Queensland Raceway this coming weekend, Simon Tabinor is in the box seat to take over the lead in the seven round series.

Round 4 of the Dial Before You Dig Australian Saloon Car Series will see the national series return to Queensland Raceway for the first time in 5 years.

Holden Commodores hogged the podium at round three of the Dial Before You Dig Australian Saloon Car Series at Winton Raceway on June 24 with category rookie Josh Kean winning from Simon Tabinor and Gavin Ross – all in VTs – at the fourth round of the Shannons Nationals.

Despite shedding a power steering hose late in qualifying for the third round of the Dial Before You Dig Australian Saloon Car Series, Simon Tabinor has posted the fastest time for race one (of three) tomorrow.

With the Shannons Nationals celebrating its 60th meeting this weekend at Winton Raceway, it is appropriate that an original core group category member, Australian Saloon Cars, should be out in force to help acknowledge the occasion.

Dial Before You Dig Australian Saloon Car Series reigning title holder Matt Lovell kicked off round two at Mallala last weekend with the fastest time in qualifying and a first up race win.

Defending Dial Before You Dig Australian Saloon Car Series title holder Matt Lovell increased his lead in the 2012 with a flawless performance at Mallala Motorsport Park today.

After a flying visit to New Zealand to compete in the second round of the NZ Six Championship at Levels Raceway, Timaru, reigning Dial Before You Dig Australian Saloon Car Series title holder Matt Lovell is focused to continue his good form at Mallala this weekend.

“The pressure was on and I knew I could not slip up or Simon would have got me,” said the defending titleholder. “I almost did slip up though. It was the last lap of race two and just past Skyline but I caught it and kept the lead.”

As he did in race one, Queenslander Lindsay Kearns (Falcon AU) snared third off NSW Peter Dane’s AU on the final lap and then was rewarded with a second in the last, ahead of Dane, when Tabinor retired.