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<b>ADRENALIN RUSH: </b>  Although Audi dominated the previous 2014 Production Car Series Saturday’s meeting at Killarney will give a clearer indication of whether its cars can retain their superiority under the new rules. <em> Image: Colin Brown</em>
<b>ADRENALIN RUSH: </b> Although Audi dominated the previous 2014 Production Car Series Saturday’s meeting at Killarney will give a clearer indication of whether its cars can retain their superiority under the new rules. <em> Image: Colin Brown</em>

CAPE TOWN, Western Province - Tension is rising as Round 2 of the 2015 South African main circuit championship, to be raced at Killarney on Saturday (April 11), approaches.

Topping the bill, the National Production Cars will be seen at track in a virtual one-class format for the first time because the Class T entries received more muscle by being allowed additional turbo boost, larger tyres and unrestricted suspension modification.

The results of the three events during the first round at Zwartkops in March that saw Michael van Rooyen’s turbocharged Chev Cruze win the first race, with Class A Audi S4’s in the hands of Hennie Groenewald and Michael Stephan taking the next two, appear to have justified the changes.

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