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    Underdogs Nick Percat and Todd Hazelwood have upset the big guns in Supercars qualifying, with the Holden drivers securing pole positions for today's two races in Townsville

    Underdogs Nick Percat and Todd Hazelwood have upset the big guns in Supercars qualifying, with the Holden drivers securing pole positions for today's two races in Townsville


    The Brad Jones Racing teammates have set a hot-pace, claiming pole for the first time in their careers.

    Percat will start from the front in race one, which is about to get underway , edging out Kiwi and series-leader Scott McLaughlin.

    Hazlewood's pipped his teammate in qualifying for race two - that begins at 4:40pm.

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