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Tom Palmer capped off a very successful weekend for Drapac Porsche, with the Melbourne Based Team winning races in Australia and Holland.
Palmer powered home for an impressive win in the A Grade Criterium at the rich Wagga McDonalds Classic which attracted a quality field from interstate.
With the scratch markers not getting up in the Handicaps on day 1 of the Classic at Wagga, Drapac Porsche left nothing to chance in the Crits on Day 2, with big Robbie Williams hooking up with his sprinter at the bell to give Tom Palmer the perfect run into the finish.
The Canberra speedster defeating Praties sprinter Kyle Marwood with youngster Alex Carver having a great weekend in third placing after winning the Handicap on the Saturday.
Canberra Based Suzuki team took out the B and C Grade events with Sam Genge winning the gallop in B Grade and Former Champ Baden Burke making a successful return to the sport in C Grade.
Results:
A Grade:
1st Tom Palmer (Drapac Porsche)
2nd Kyle Marwood (Praties)
3rd Alex Carver (NSWIS)
4th Nathan Earle (Praties)
5th Trevor Griffiths (Jayco-VIS)
6th Kevin Poulton (Trek)
7th Adam Phalen (Suzuki)
8th Sean Finning (Jayco VIS)
9th Blair Windsor (Budget Forklifts) A Grade podium
10th Ryan Hawson (MTBA)
B Grade
1st Sam Genge (Suzuki)
2nd John Forest (Suzuki)
3rd Tim Dalgliesh (Merida)
4th Paul Connor (ADF)
5th Scott Law (NSWIS)
C Grade
1st Baden Burke (Suzuki)
D Grade
1st Jarrah Dean (Bathurst cc) B Grade podium
Top photo: Tom Palmer makes it two McDonalds Criterium Classics in a row for Drapac Porsche after Stuart Shaw's win in 2008, with a happy team mate (Robbie Williams) in the back ground. Copyright Mark Windsor
Photo: Action on Baylis Street- the only wide banked turn where riders could really punch into the corner without too much concernCopyright Greg Longhttp://greglong.photostockplus.comPhoto: Michael Phelan and Alistair Loutit came to grief in the last lap- no serious damage but some concern with Michael's preparation since recently selected for the Australian Junior Road World ChampionshipsCopyright Greg Longhttp://greglong.photostockplus.com Photo: Tom Palmer takes the winCopyright Greg Longhttp://greglong.photostockplus.com
Tom Palmer capped off a very successful weekend for Drapac Porsche, with the Melbourne Based Team winning races in Australia and Holland. 
Photo: Michael Phelan and Alistair Loutit came to grief in the last lap- no serious damage but some concern with Michael's preparation since recently selected for the Australian Junior Road World ChampionshipsCopyright Greg Long
Photo: Tom Palmer takes the winCopyright Greg Long
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