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ESPN.com · Oct 21, 2018

Supercars race resumes after storm delay

Sunday's 300km Supercars race on the Gold Coast has resumed after a half-hour delay due to a thunderstorm.

Lightning and heavy rain on the Surfers Paradise street circuit forced officials to halt the 102-lap race with 37 laps completed.

The race is unlikely to go the full distance before a time limit of 4.48pm expires.

But the resumption will ensure points can be awarded once 51 laps - or 50 per cent of the race distance - is completed.

The suspension came too late for defending champion Jamie Whincup whose co-driver Paul Dumbrell collided with a wall as the rain began to get heavier.

Full story at ESPN.com

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