While SSR Boost Mobile’s Jarrad Filsell & Dayne Warren took the winning honours there was other performances that stood out, including the second place effort of Luke Rosella and Fawzan El-Nabi. 

For El-Nabi, This result sees a true return to form after a break from Sim Racing in the recent past. This being his first foray into the series, a podium on debut is nothing to shy away from. As previous SCOPS Bathurst 1000 winner alongside TTR’s Ross Rizzo in 2018, he sure will be ready to fire when we roll into Bathurst in little under 2 weeks time. 

For Luke Rosella, a tough start to his 2022 campaign has only proven to make him stronger as the season has progressed. A season that started with results including a 30th placing in round 2 at Winton, Luke has found some impressive form in more recent times.

His podium effort not only cements him as a force in the Logitech G pro invitational series, but it solidifies a wonderful bounce back in the championship, moving him well into contention in 6th place on 1059 points, a mere 23 points behind TTR’s Madison down in 5th. 

Will this Pairing be the benchmark at Bathurst? Can they deliver an endurance cup victory in 2022? Tune in to all the live coverage on the 22/23 of October to find out!