Truck Assist TEKNO Racing Bathurst Preview Event Notes- This weekend is Jack Le Brocq’s second Bathurst 1000 as a lead driver, and his fifth Bathurst 1000 attempt in total. Jonathon Webb meanwhile has 13 previous Great Race starts to his credit since 2006. Webb and TEKNO hold the distinction of being the only combination to claim both the Bathurst 1000 and Bathurst 12 Hour titles in the same year, a feat achieved in 2016. Last year was the first for Truck Assist at the Mountain, with Le Brocq/Webb finishing on the lead lap in 15th. Le Brocq’s previous best results in the Bathurst 1000 were fourth in 2016 with Cam Waters, and seventh in 2017 with Todd Kelly. In 2017, [...]

Event Notes- This weekend marks Jack Le Brocq’s second career visit to New Zealand’s Pukekohe Park Raceway aboard the Truck Assist TEKNO Racing Commodore. In a change for 2019, the round is the final single-driver event leading into the Pirtek Enduro Cup, which commences with the Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000 from October 10-13. Le Brocq will be looking to improve on his 22nd and 23rd place results from the venue last year. Team TEKNO have form on the board in New Zealand, with four podium visits, including a win for Shane Van Gisbergen in 2014. Pukekohe is the lead-in to Bathurst this year, which is going to be very different. “It’s definitely a strange feeling, that’s for sure!” Said Le Brocq. “Being [...]

Truck Assist TEKNO Racing driver Jack Le Brocq battled a tough weekend at Darwin’s Hidden Valley Raceway, with promising car pace dashed in the pair of races. Le Brocq was an unfortunate non-finisher from race one after an opening lap melee, while he managed 21st position in the second encounter. “Saturday was a tough one; I made a good start, but then got pushed wide at turn one, and after that there was a heap of carnage that we got caught up in,” said Le Brocq. “Unfortunately the damage to the suspension was just too bad to fix during the race. “Sunday was a tough one that didn’t quite go to plan, we didn’t have the race pace we thought we [...]

Truck Assist TEKNO Racing driver Jack Le Brocq has banked further points in the Virgin Australia Supercars Championship at the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit over the weekend. The two races from the event gave the team a pair of 20th place results, with the lack of safety car appearances throughout working against the squad. “Saturday was a bit of a tough one,” said Le Brocq. “The race started really well for us, and we were trucking along quite well. “Unfortunately, we didn’t quite have the tyre life we needed to make it count at the end. “We changed a few things overnight, and it looked after its tyres better in the race today. “It wasn’t the best result overall, [...]

Truck Assist, Australia’s foremost truck roadside assistance and online insurance provider, has today confirmed a continuation of its partnership with driver Jack Le Brocq and TEKNO Autosports for the 2019 Virgin Australia Supercars Championship. TEKNO and NTI Truck Assist debuted their partnership at the 2018 Sandown 500, with the distinctive orange and black livery campaigned the final five events of the year, with a highlight being Le Brocq claiming top rookie honours for the season on the streets of Newcastle. Throughout his breakthrough campaign, Le Brocq claimed five top-ten finishes, with best race and qualifying results of fifth. “Truck Assist is proud to once again be partnering with Jack Le Brocq and TEKNO in 2019,” said Alan Hasted, General Manager, [...]

Jack Le Brocq aboard the SS Signs Commodore bounced back from a wrecked car on Saturday to an 11th place finish on Sunday, with the Team TEKNO crew being pushed to the limits. The opening race ended with birthday boy Le Brocq pushed into the concrete wall on the final circuit, with repairs to the car taking until 4am Sunday. The second 200km leg proved to be a complete reversal of performance for the squad, with a march up the order in an at times tight battle. “Saturday was a tough deal, we struggled with the strategy and car pace, and to top it off was the silly accident at the end,” said Le Brocq. “It all happened in a [...]

Jack Le Brocq aboard the SS Signs/TeamTEKNO Commodore continued along the learning curve in his rookie Supercars season, as the championship took to Winton Motor Raceway. The weekend saw Le Brocq register race results of 15th and 17th, with some positives to take away from the event. “Obviously the wet weather on Friday made life tough, but when it was dry in the afternoon we had some good speed on old tyres,” said Le Brocq. Jack Le Brocq prepares for action “The start of Saturday’s race didn’t exactly go to plan when we were spun out, but we had some good pace and were able to work our way back past a few cars. “Today was a tough slog – [...]

  The TEKNO/Nu Look Floors machine working hard at Barbagallo Raceway Jack Le Brocq completed a strong weekend at the Perth SuperSprint aboard the TeamTEKNO/Nu Look Floors Commodore, with top-ten speed converted on the results sheet. The team brought home results of 16th and ninth from Western Australia, with other highlights including top-ten efforts in practice and qualifying. “Barbagallo is always a juggling act with tyres, so the longer races this weekend made life interesting,” said Le Brocq. “On Saturday the grip levels really fell off a cliff late in the race, which wasn’t really helped by dealing with too much understeer.   “That said, we were well and truly competitive, and looking good for a top-ten until then. “Today [...]

The TEKNO/Tour de Cure Commodore in action at Phillip Island Jack Le Brocq had another solid learning weekend aboard the TeamTEKNO/Tour de Cure Commodore at the WD-40 Phillip Island 500, with consistently quick race laps a highlight for the team over the course of the event. Having to work hard after a pair of tough qualifying results, Le Brocq registered finishes of 20th and 18th from the respective races. “The big positive to take away from the event is that we had good race pace, but we just need to qualify better to be able to take advantage of it,” said Le Brocq. Le Brocq: prepares for battle “On Saturday, we were seventh to eighth best on average lap times [...]

Jack Le Brocq has had the best event of his Supercars season to date, with the Team TEKNO/AusPT Commodore registering a double top-ten result from Symmons Plains Raceway in Tasmania. Finishing tenth in the opening race set the stage for a fifth-place effort on Sunday, with the rookie continuing to come to terms with the car. The result was in part due to a driving style change for Le Brocq, who transitioned to right foot braking after using his left foot up to this stage in his career. Le Brocq: continues to learn the new car “It was pretty awesome to be able to back up the result from yesterday, it’s a great payoff for all of the hard work [...]