About Cameron McLean
Born 1967. Cameron McLean is an Australian racing driver.
Cameron Anthony McLean (born 14 December 1967) is an Australian former racing driver who most notably competed in the V8 Supercars Championship primarily for Greenfield Mowers Racing. He was also the 1995 Australian Sports Sedan champion.
Career summary McLean began his career in karting at the age of 14. Sometime thereafter, he graduated to car racing, culminating in him winning the Queensland Sports Sedan Championship in 1994. The following year, he would win the 1995 Australian Sports Sedan Championship in a BMW M3 for Greenfield Mowers Racing.
In 1996, McLean moved into the Australian Super Touring Championship, running as a privateer. In Australian Super Touring Championship and Australian Super Touring Championship, McLean won the TOCA Challenge Independents Cup. His 1998 campaign was his most successful with eleven podiums and finished fourth overall in the drivers standings.
In 1999, McLean and Greenfield Mowers Racing made the step up to the Shell Championship Series in an ex-Dick Johnson Racing EL Falcon. Initially struggling with the car setup, McLean's season was highlighted with notable results, including a sixth-place finish in the opening leg of the Adelaide 500 and was on course for a top five finish at the Bathurst 1000 before a front upright exploded and sent the Falcon into the wall nearly 20 laps from the finish.
Midway through the Shell Championship Series, McLean, along with a consortium of three others, purchase Greenfield Mowers Racing to create Pragon Motorsport. Budgetary issues led to the team missing select rounds during the year. To bridge the gap, McLean signed on as a co-driver for Dick Johnson Racing. The campaign proved successful with McLean securing sixth place in the 2000 Queensland 500 with Paul Radisich and fourth in the Bathurst 1000 with Steven Johnson.
In 2001, McLean was slated to sign with Glenn Seton Racing to replace the outgoing Neil Crompton. However, as a consequence of Craig Lowndes' shift from the Holden Racing Team to Gibson Motor Sport, the Ford outfit elected to sign the recently-exiled Steven Richards and forced McLean to return to Paragon Motorsport. Issues pertaining to budget persisted and, in anticipation of the Queensland 500, had brokered a sponsorship deal with VIP Petfoods. However, a legal juncture saw the car towed from the venue and forced McLean to sit out the weekend. Ahead of the Bathurst 1000, McLean signed to drive alongside Greg Ritter at Dick Johnson Racing. The car showed good pace all weekend and had briefly led the race after McLean pulled an audacious pass on leader Mark Skaife up Mountain Straight late in the race. However, after being bulked by Paul Morris and losing time in the pitlane, McLean and Ritter wound up finishing fourth on the road that day.
Paragon continued to struggle through 2002 and despite a good showing at Bathurst, the team folded before the year was up. This left McLean in limbo and was relegated to part-time drives in the series. For 2003, the co-drove in the endurance events with Andy Priaulx at John Kelly Racing. The pairing struggled for results and their Bathurst event was almost immediately ended after contact on the first lap with Steve Owen.
For 2004, McLean would sign with Stone Brothers Racing to race in the endurance events with Russell Ingall. At the Sandown 500, McLean secured his first and only V8 Supercar podium by way of finishing second. The pairing would finish sixth at the Bathurst 1000. To keep race fit, he would also compete full-time in the Konica Minolta V8 Supercar Development Series for Howard Racing. He enjoyed a modestly successful season with four podiums to finish seventh in the driver standings. The next season, McLean would move to Ford Performance Racing to co-drive with Greg Ritter in the endurance events. He also competed in the Australian Carrera Cup Championship which was most notable for his spectacular rollover crash at Queensland Raceway.
By 2006, McLean's racing had reduced to a part-time schedule. For the Sandown 500, he drove for Ford Performance Racing alongside Matt Halliday, and in the Bathurst 1000, he raced for Garry Rogers Motorsport alongside Greg Ritter. He also competed in the New Zealand V8 series held over the summer break for Tony Richards Motorsport. He would return to the series over the next two seasons, achieving at least one podium each year.
Heading into the 2007 season, McLean re-signed with the Garry Rogers outfit to race alongside Ritter in the endurance events. In the Bathurst 1000, the pairing had enjoyed a decent showing throughout the majority of the race. However, with a handful of laps remaining, rain had started to descend upon the circuit. Most of the drivers remained on the circuit with warm slick tyres while Ritter elected to pit for wet tyres. Initially, the gamble appeared to pay off as he began to rapidly climb through the field. But as the rain began to dissipate, the track dried and the tyre advantage - along with their chances for victory - evaporated. Following this race, McLean elected to walk away from competitive V8 Supercar racing to devote more time toward his family and business ventures.
Career results Career summary Season Series Team Races Wins Poles Podiums Points Position 1994 Queensland Sports Sedan Championship ? ? ? ? ? ? 1st 1995 Australian Sports Sedan Championship Greenfield Mowers Racing 4 2 0 0 3 60 1st 1996 Australian Super Touring Championship 16 0 0 0 0 39 9th 1997 Australian Super Touring Championship 16 0 0 0 0 67 6th 1998 Australian Super Touring Championship 16 0 0 2 11 139 4th 1999 Shell Championship Series 34 0 0 0 0 721 18th Australian Super Touring Championship Volvo Racing 3 0 0 0 1 23 13th 2000 Shell Championship Series Greenfield Mowers RacingDick Johnson Racing 30 0 0 0 0 432 20th 2001 Shell Championship Series Paragon MotorsportDick Johnson Racing 24 0 0 0 0 1128 25th 2002 V8 Supercar Championship Series Paragon Motorsport 26 0 0 0 0 404 25th 2003 V8 Supercar Championship Series John Kelly Racing 2 0 0 0 0 148 47th 2004 V8 Supercar Championship Series Stone Brothers Racing 2 0 0 0 1 360 33rd Konica Minolta V8 Supercar Series Howard Racing 17 0 0 0 4 725 7th 2005 V8 Supercar Championship Series Ford Performance Racing 2 0 0 0 0 136 56th Australian Carrera Cup Championship Sherrin Hire Pty Ltd 22 0 0 0 0 519 9th New Zealand V8s 3 0 0 0 0 30 38th 2006 V8 Supercar Championship Series Ford Performance RacingGarry Rogers Motorsport 2 0 0 0 0 200 48th New Zealand V8s Tony Richards Motorsport 21 0 0 0 1 719 8th 2007 V8 Supercar Championship Series Garry Rogers Motorsport 2 0 0 0 0 27 40th New Zealand V8s Tony Richards Motorsport 21 0 0 0 1 508 11th 2008 New Zealand V8s 12 0 0 0 1 399 13th
Complete V8 Supercars results (Races in bold indicate pole position) (Races in italics indicate fastest lap) Supercars results Year Team Car 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 Position Points 1999 Greenfield Mowers Racing Ford Falcon (EL) EASR1 EASR2 EASR3 ADER4 BARR5 BARR6 BARR7 PHIR8 PHIR9 PHIR10 HDVR11 HDVR12 HDVR13 SANR14 SANR15 SANR16 QLDR17 QLDR18 QLDR19 CALR20 CALR21 CALR22 SYMR23 SYMR24 SYMR25 WINR26 WINR27 WINR28 ORAR29 ORAR30 ORAR31 QLDR32 BATR33 18th 721 2000 Greenfield Mowers Racing Ford Falcon (AU) PHIR1 PHIR2 BARR3 BARR4 BARR5 ADER6 ADER7 EASR8 EASR9 EASR10 HDVR11 HDVR12 HDVR13 CANR14 CANR15 CANR16 QLDR17 QLDR18 QLDR19 WINR20 WINR21 WINR22 ORAR23 ORAR24 ORAR25 CALR26 CALR27 CALR28 QLDR29 SANR30 SANR31 SANR32 BATR33 20th 432 Dick Johnson Racing Ford Falcon (AU) PHIR1 PHIR2 BARR3 BARR4 BARR5 ADER6 ADER7 EASR8 EASR9 EASR10 HDVR11 HDVR12 HDVR13 CANR14 CANR15 CANR16 QLDR17 QLDR18 QLDR19 WINR20 WINR21 WINR22 ORAR23 ORAR24 ORAR25 CALR26 CALR27 CALR28 QLDR29 SANR30 SANR31 SANR32 BATR33 2001 Paragon Motorsport Ford Falcon (AU) PHIR1 PHIR2 ADER3 ADER4 EASR5 EASR6 HDVR7 HDVR8 HDVR9 CANR10 CANR11 CANR12 BARR13 BARR14 BARR15 CALR16 CALR17 CALR18 ORAR19 ORAR20 QLDR21 WINR22 WINR23 BATR24 PUKR25 PUKR26 PUKR27 SANR28 SANR29 SANR30 25th 1128 Dick Johnson Racing Ford Falcon (AU) PHIR1 PHIR2 ADER3 ADER4 EASR5 EASR6 HDVR7 HDVR8 HDVR9 CANR10 CANR11 CANR12 BARR13 BARR14 BARR15 CALR16 CALR17 CALR18 ORAR19 ORAR20 QLDR21 WINR22 WINR23 BATR24 PUKR25 PUKR26 PUKR27 SANR28 SANR29 SANR30 2002 Paragon Motorsport Ford Falcon (AU) ADER1 ADER2 PHIR3 PHIR4 EASR5 EASR6 EASR7 HDVR8 HDVR9 HDVR10 CANR11 CANR12 CANR13 BARR14 BARR15 BARR16 ORAR17 ORAR18 WINR19 WINR20 QLDR21 BATR22 SURR23 SURR24 PUKR25 PUKR26 PUKR27 SANR28 SANR29 25th 404 2003 John Kelly Racing Holden Commodore (VX) ADER1 ADER1 PHIR3 EASR4 WINR5 BARR6 BARR7 BARR8 HDVR9 HDVR10 HDVR11 QLDR12 ORAR13 SANR14 BATR15 SURR16 SURR17 PUKR18 PUKR19 PUKR20 EASR21 EASR22 47th 148 2004 Stone Brothers Racing Ford Falcon (BA) ADER1 ADER2 EASR3 PUKR4 PUKR5 PUKR6 HDVR7 HDVR8 HDVR9 BARR10 BARR11 BARR12 QLDR13 WINR14 ORAR15 ORAR16 SANR17 BATR18 SURR19 SURR20 SYMR21 SYMR22 SYMR23 EASR24 EASR25 EASR26 33rd 360 2005 Ford Performance Racing Ford Falcon (BA) ADER1 ADER2 PUKR3 PUKR4 PUKR5 BARR6 BARR7 BARR8 EASR9 EASR10 SHAR11 SHAR12 SHAR13 HDVR14 HDVR15 HDVR16 QLDR17 ORAR18 ORAR19 SANR20 BATR21 SURR22 SURR23 SURR24 SYMR25 SYMR26 SYMR27 PHIR28 PHIR29 PHIR30 56th 136 2006 Stone Brothers Racing Ford Falcon (BA) ADER1 ADER2 PUKR3 PUKR4 PUKR5 BARR6 BARR7 BARR8 WINR9 WINR10 WINR11 HDVR12 HDVR13 HDVR14 QLDR15 QLDR16 QLDR17 ORAR18 ORAR19 ORAR20 SANR21 BATR22 SURR23 SURR24 SURR25 SYMR26 SYMR27 SYMR28 BHRR29 BHRR30 BHRR31 PHIR32 PHIR33 PHIR34 48th 200 Garry Rogers Motorsport Holden Commodore (VZ) ADER1 ADER2 PUKR3 PUKR4 PUKR5 BARR6 BARR7 BARR8 WINR9 WINR10 WINR11 HDVR12 HDVR13 HDVR14 QLDR15 QLDR16 QLDR17 ORAR18 ORAR19 ORAR20 SANR21 BATR22 SURR23 SURR24 SURR25 SYMR26 SYMR27 SYMR28 BHRR29 BHRR30 BHRR31 PHIR32 PHIR33 PHIR34 2007 Garry Rogers Motorsport Holden Commodore (VE) ADER1 ADER2 BARR3 BARR4 BARR5 PUKR6 PUKR7 PUKR8 WINR9 WINR10 WINR11 EASR12 EASR13 EASR14 HDVR15 HDVR16 HDVR17 QLDR18 QLDR19 QLDR20 ORAR21 ORAR22 ORAR23 SANR24 BATR25 SURR26 SURR27 SURR28 BHRR29 BHRR30 BHRR31 SYMR32 SYMR33 SYMR34 PHIR35 PHIR36 PHIR37 40th 27
Complete Bathurst 1000 results Year Team Car Co-driver Position Laps 1997* Volvo Dealer Racing Volvo 850 Jan Nilsson 5th 158 1998* Greenfield Mowers Racing BMW 320i Tony Scott 4th 159 1998 Garry Rogers Motorsport Holden Commodore VS Garth Tander DNF 49 1999 Greenfield Mowers Racing Ford Falcon EL John Cleland DNF 138 2000 Dick Johnson Racing Ford Falcon AU Steven Johnson 4th 161 2001 Dick Johnson Racing Ford Falcon AU Greg Ritter 4th 161 2002 Paragon Motorsport Ford Falcon AU Tony Scott 8th 161 2003 K-Mart Racing Team Holden Commodore VX Andy Priaulx DNF 33 2004 Stone Brothers Racing Ford Falcon BA Russell Ingall 6th 161 2005 Ford Performance Racing Ford Falcon BA Greg Ritter 18th 138 2006 Garry Rogers Motorsport Holden Commodore VZ Greg Ritter 13th 160 2007 Garry Rogers Motorsport Holden Commodore VE Greg Ritter 9th 161
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