Wilson Security Racing opted to sacrifice today's qualifying position at Albert Park in order to maximise David Wall's tyre bank for this weekend's racing.

Each V8 Supercar has been allocated two sets of soft tyres for the weekend, which are worth more than two seconds per lap. Most drivers opted to use ...

The streets of Adelaide provided the venue for the first event on the 2012 calendar, the Clipsal 500. This event saw the highest visibility to date for Wilson Security with sponsorship across four categories and a total of six drivers.

The main sponsorship, naming rights for car #21 driven by rookie David ...

Clipsal 500 Adelaide has proved a tough debut for David Wall in his Wilson Security Racing V8 Supercar with a withdrawn penalty costing him positions.

A drive through penalty for kerb hopping late in race two was withdrawn after he served it, and was a frustrating end to what was a good ...

Being thrown in at the deep end does not come much trickier than making your V8 Supercar debut at the Clipsal 500, but Wilson Security Racing's David Wall is satisfied with his P18 finish today.

The notorious street track claimed many scalps during today's 78-lap race but the 29-year-old put in a ...

Driving the streets of Adelaide's Clipsal 500 is not unfamiliar territory to Wilson Security Racing's David Wall but the V8 Supercar rookie has never done it as fast as he did today.

The former GT champion has driven the notorious circuit in a bevvy of glamorous cars but it was his BJR-prepared ...