In a race marked by unusual weather and a record number of lead changes an upstart team challenged the establishment and won. The no.9 Action Express Porsche Riley Prototype held off Chip Gannassi's BMW powered Riley Prototype by 52.3 seconds to win the 2010 Rolex 24 Hour race held at Daytona.

 Cars equipped with Pagid Rs Race Pads finished in position 1 to 10 which marked the 11th overall triumph at Daytone for a Pagid Technical Partner Team.

All but one Prototype team relied on Pagid RS Endurance Race Pads and so did 75% of the GT class team

Trophy from $634

 WRC from $978

SR3 from $958 

Piuma from $1696 

 ST4 Rally Composite from 1364

We would like to congratulate Kelly Racing on acheiving thier first race win at Phillip Island. This is a fantsatic achievment as it is their first year of competition as a team. Look out for Kelly Racing at future race meetings not only on the track but off the track as they sport their new SABELT Racing apparel.

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Kelly Racing have chosen Sabelt as thier exclusive Race Apparel and Harness suppliers for the 2009 Championship season. Kelly Racing will be wearing the latest Sabelt Diamond Design suit, Power Gloves, Fireproof Underwear and Race Boots from the Sabelt light range. The Kelly Racing team which consists of Todd Kelly, Rick Kelly, Jack Perkins and Dave Wood will also be using Sabelt Harnesses in their cars.

At their first test at Winton in the beginning of March, they contacted us to let us know how blown away they were about the quality of the Sabelt Diamond Design Suits. Rick Kelly said "This is by far the best suit I have ever worn. Our cabin temperatures can get up to 60 degrees, this Sabelt suit is lightweight and very effective in keeping us as cool as possible."

I'm wrapped with the suit. It's very comfortable and much cooler than the suits I have had in the past. The quality is also second to none which means they will last the distance of our championshoip season." Todd Kelly

Todd and Rick Kelly have previously driven for top teams including HRT and HSV.

Rick Kelly sporting his new Suit

Kelly Racing Pit Crew wearing their new Sabelt suits

Team Mitsubishi Ralliart won Bathurst 12 Hour Endurance Race for the second year running. The winning car used Endless Endurance brake pads supplied by BSMSport and the Brembo 72 vane Evo X Group N disc to complete the race without a brake pad change.

Driving the new TMR built Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X, Damien White, Rod Salmon & Tony Longhurst won from their sister TMR Evo X with the Pro-Duct Evo X in third place.

TMR Manager Alan Heaphy told us that “all three drivers commented on the consistent performance of the brake system throughout the 12 hour race”. “The pedal was the same every lap, the stopping power was the same, you could jump on the brakes at any time with full confidence”. “To prove the point, in the closing stages of the race Damien White put in a succession of 2:30 laps similar to his fastest time.” “The Brembo discs finished in excellent condition, looking like they have just been around the block”.