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David Clark picked up his second V8 Dirt Modified win of the season on Saturday night with a hard fought victory in the 30-lap Feature race in Kingaroy.

It was front-row starter Kevin Britten who appeared to have the fields measure early, however a broken steering arm with just two laps completed handed the lead to Clark at the first restart.

On a demanding Kingaroy surface, Clark would lead the main event for twenty five of the thirty laps, with reigning Australian Champion Peter Britten assuming the top spot for several laps late in the race before ultimately having to settle for second behind Clark.

" I missed the jump and Kevin got around me on the highline and I thought he was gone for a while" revealed Clark. "Once I got out front I just tried to keep my nose clean and pass as many lapped cars as I could because I knew Peter (Britten) would be right behind me. "

However it was a late race clash between the pair as they negotiated lapped traffic that ultimately decided the races outcome. With the leading pair both racing for the same piece of real estate, the inevitable contact with just two laps remaining was enough to leave Britten with a flat left-rear tyre and an ultimate runner-up finish. Naturally, each driver had a different view of the incident.

" I was coming underneath him and between him coming down trying to pick up the low line and me coming underneath in lapped traffic we touched wheels there for a bit" recounted Clark.

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