Is Freeman’s Sebring drive a sign of what’s to come?

Is Freeman’s Sebring drive a sign of what’s to come at Phillip Island for Fishy Motorsports?

For Thomas Freeman, Disappointment in qualifying turned to delight at Sebring after a charging drive through the field on his way to a 21st place finish. With quality race pace shown from Freeman & the Fishy Motorsports outfit, it begs the question, is there more to come from this up and coming team?

As we draw closer to round two at Phillip Island, Fishy Motorsport will look to continue their strong racing form. Although qualifying proved to be difficult at Sebring, the confidence within the team will definitely be at a high heading into round two at Phillip Island.

If the team at Fishy Motorsports can get a handle on qualifying, there is no reason why they can’t be consistent contenders for top ten placings in the near future.

"the confidence within the team will definitely be at a high heading into round two"

Thomas Freeman most notably has lead the team forward in recent times, a win in the East Coast V8 Series at Winton proving to be a real highlight, leading the likes of Synergy Sim Racing’s James Scott home by a mere six seconds.

Heading into Phillip Island Thomas Freeman along with Fishy Motorsports teammates Jamie Dike & Michael Angus will be working to unlock the qualifying pace they are capable of. In a round that will be highly dependent on qualifying, can Fishy Motorsports lift to new heights?

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