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Pared-back regulations deny McLaughlin a clean sweep

AUSTRALIAN SUPERCARS

SYDNEY (AUS)

27-28 JUNE

ROUND 3/11

Australian Supercars made an action-packed return to real-world competition last weekend with three fascinating sprint races at Sydney Motorsport Park.

Despite the series traditionally not thriving on short races, a number of regulation changes injected unpredictability into the rapid-fire, 80-mile-apiece format.

The most significant alteration, at least in

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