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YOU will not see a crazier championship-deciding race than the 2017 Supercars finale. Jamie Whincup took the race win and the championship, but only after Scott McLaughlin was penalised for a late-race incident with Craig Lowndes that left him with a 25-second penalty. McLaughlin had led comfortably from pole early but was nobbled first by a penalty for speeding on the entry, dropping him down to the tail of the field. LIVE stream the Coates Hire Newcastle 500 this week on FOX SPORTS.

Get your free 2-week Foxtel Now trial and start watching in minutes. Once again McLaughlin fought his way back forward, and was a few spots away from 11th when he was hit from behind on a restart and left with damage. A series of bold passes put him back into 11th place, only to run wide at Turn 1 with two laps to go.

Lowndes moved to the inside and McLaughlin moved to defend. The cars made contact, Lowndes spinning into the barriers while McLaughlin took the chequered flag in 11th. However, stewards handed him a post-race time penalty, the added 25 seconds dropping him to 18th place - seven lower than he needed to prevent Whincup from taking a record-breaking seventh title. “I lost my left-hand mirror so early. Obviously I knew we were close but not that close. I just defended the line into (Turn) 2,” McLaughlin explained. “I genuinely didn’t mean to push him into the wall.

To get pinged like that. “ Shane van Gisbergen made for a Red Bull 1-2, allowing Whincup past midway through the race to give his teammate the best possible chance of winning, while David Reynolds rounded out the top three. More to follow.

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