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‘What number is that?’: The frustration and confusion that forged the legendary Lap of the Gods

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Greg Murphy was the first Supercars driver to navigate Mount Panorama within 127 seconds in 2003. The Kiwi's lap was a full 1.097 seconds quicker than John Bowe's provisional pole, and it made him the first driver to do it in under two minutes. Murphy's sublime performance was capped by triumph with teammate Rick Kelly 24 hours later.
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‘What number is that?’: The frustration and confusion that forged the legendary Lap of the Gods

When Greg Murphy crossed the line on a sunny Saturday afternoon in Bathurst in 2003, his first emotions weren’t elation and surprise; they were anger and confusion.

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Fox Sports Australia broke the news in Australia on Tuesday, October 3, 2023.
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