TA2 Muscle Car Racing Australia Winton Raceway Round 4 Highlights Blend Line TV

The TA2 Muscle Car series heads to Winton Motor Raceway in country Victoria for the fourth round of the 2019 season. This round saw the introduction of a top ten shootout and also a longer final race of the weekend, producing some great racing. With Nathan Herne starting down the field after dramas in race 2, the fight was on for the youngster to drive through. While at the front Seton and Miedecke were at it again battling for the lead, with Andrew Miedecke, Ashley Jarvis and Simon Tabinor all producing some great racing in the minor placings.
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[@formulafish1536]

This is my first time watching TA2, and I guarantee it wont be my last now!

[@gizme10]

FormulaFish15 mine as well, so entertaining. Goodbye Supercars

[@lynnhardyjr4383]

This is what NASCAR race cars should look like minus the wing!

[@gamerscockpit]

Brilliant.......this category has a HUGE future.

[@dinosshed]

This is a great series, the cars look like what nascar ‘cup’ cars should. Would prefer to have correct brand engines for each car type, all they need for parity is to control the electronic throttle to keep things even and costs down. Great commentary and racing, loved it👍

[@rickturner7971]

Great too see Shawie back in a race car🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁

[@shermahalquirante8438]

I love that mustang widebody

[@officialWWM]

So much better than the so called "Supercars"!

[@guypoole3444]

Why doesn't anyone know this series exists???????

[@joshuak4372]

Guy Poole been running Trans Am in North America since 66.

[@poly_g6068]

Really poor advertising

[@scorpian178]

Loved the commentary .

[@TurnStyleGames]

Great looking cars. Gotta love when Australia out-Americas, America... :D This is literally what Nascar should be (with non-spec engines of course). We have some of the best race tracks in the world...and keep Nascars on ovals (and wonder why it's struggling!). Put something like this on our road courses.

[@terrygarvin1980]

These are great looking cars! Love big fenders on road courses.

[@joshuak4372]

This is an offshoot of an American series. Hardly outdoing. Been running TA2 in North America since 66

[@penskepc2374]

Trans Am... as in Trans America, its an american series amd these are the tier 2 cars that they offer in a franchise system around the world.Ta1 is is tier 1 and they are 950hp. Australia obviously has a super awseome field though

[@MrBurgerphone1014]

These are what NASCARs should be like.

[@7s29]

This is a lot more fun than the V8 stupidcars. How good is the young fella, Herne, in the Dodge?!

[@leonlawrencez28]

How different are these cars under the skin? Are these just spec cars? Are the motors manufacturer motors?

[@yarpos]

Pity nobody turned up to watch. Do these guys promote their series??

[@bremCZ]

It's a tiny series among giants. It won't get big crowds unless it supports something with a fan base

[@tezza3519]

nathen don't blame other for your mistakes be humble other than that you were flying

[@JunkJustice2923]

Sorry mate, I got interviewed fresh out of the car without having a look at footage so I was a bit hot under the collar. Have learnt from my mistakes!

[@rudfil]

great racing but this video has too much cockpit footage. I want watch the cars on the track.

[@bremCZ]

They don't have the money for the required production crew.

[@adenbrown8465]

Really shows just how horrendously wrong the v8 supercars mustang looks.

[@thxman1968]

Park fermay? Rules? As in track limits?

[@bremCZ]

*Parc ferme

[@aaaaab5909]

supercars gen 3 beta test

[@ThunderAppeal]

Its a sad day when Americans have to go to Awstrahlya to see what real racing is.

[@ThunderAppeal]

Sorry, I was wrong. Upon closer inspection I see they are all basically tube framed cars with GM engines. So I'm going to go ahead and pass.

[@bremCZ]

It's been that way for a long time. -Supercars -Tasman Revival Series -Aussie Racing Cars They do most types of series better over there.

[@dustyburner]

So these cars run a 6.2L GM engine. Why not set a cubic inch limit and let the manufacturers develop their own engine? Competition was good, yeah, but only one engine. Where's the fun in that?

[@bremCZ]

Keeps the price down.

[@tomhamilton9140]

I wonder if GM in Australia is the same corporate welfare queen as they are in america. How do corporations receive billion in corporate welfare while making billions in profit. Where is a free trade market when this is allowed to happen?

[@2005blackpearl]

Nope, not any more. Our Government said to GM and ford back in 2013 “since your really not spending the billions we have given you in taxpayer funding wisely, no more in the future”. After which to exact revenge both companies killed our car industry. No more Australian made commodores or falcons. GM bought the Buick Regal to Australia and put a Holden badge on it then called it the commodore. It is currently as popular with the Australian car buying public as Harvey Weinstein would be on the women’s rights speaking circuit!

[@tomhamilton9140]

@@2005blackpearl Good to hear that your country is doing the rite thing. Not so here in America. SAD.

[@2005blackpearl]

Tom Hamilton well it cost us 250,000 jobs roughly so while it has saved my state money, the states which manufactured the cars are still struggling to find some of those guys and girls work. Which is sad for them.

[@tomhamilton9140]

@@2005blackpearl Sad not everything good happens in a free market when government picks those that win and those that loose. Most of the losers are the little guys that try to do it the correct way without the handouts.

[@2005blackpearl]

Tom Hamilton well that being said there are still many here who question the wisdom of the Australian government of the time’s decision to withdraw government support, considering it cost literally hundreds of thousands of jobs both inside the car factories and in the companies that served them. I can imagine based on what we saw here the big 3 would be too big to fail in the US. If those companies failed in the US, I imagine millions of jobs would go as well. And think of the social implications. Didn’t a certain president get into power promising to revitalise US manufacturing (whether he has succeeded is another debate entirely). It’s hard to revitalise manufacturing anywhere in the Western World these days without direct government intervention of some sort.

[@shermahalquirante8438]

Karma to Dodge haha

[@2x4barrels40]

Way too much lip service

[@PAVANZYL]

Too much bullshit, not enough racing