Chaz Mostert dominates Perth Supercars qualifying, hits Back at recent online abuse

Chaz Mostert fired back at the online critics who reckon he's too old to cut it in Supercars by claiming his first pole position in over a year at the Perth Super 440 on Saturday.
The 33-year-old Mostert turned back the clock and unleashed a sizzling lap in his Ford Mustang to jump to the top of the timesheets after the first split qualifying session.
Crossing the line in 53.685 seconds, Mostert secured pole position for first of the three races at Wanneroo Raceway this weekend, and Race 14 for the 2025 season.
Monster's pole was the 26th of his Supercars career and his first since he started at the front of the grid at Perth in May 2024.
Mostert's Walkinshaw Andretti United team mate Ryan Wood locked out the front row with the second best time, with Brodie Kostecki third and championship leader Broc Feeney fourth.
'It's always nervous coming 12 months from a good result,' Mostert told Fox Sports.
'I'm glad I had a really fast teammate, tuned me up on a bit of driving, and just sent it in and came out on the other side.
'The simple work is that there's a few internet trolls out there that basically say, 'you're done; since you have a kid and wife you lose two tenths'.
'So I'm glad to show you can find two tenths by having kids and wife, so thanks to the trolls out there, appreciate you.'