Moller wraps up TA2 King of the West Title in Perth

Perth based Ron Moller has won the TA2 Muscle Car King of the West title following the final round at Carco.com Raceway at Wanneroo last weekend.
 
Moller took delivery of a new Ford Mustang in July this year and put it to good use, leading on points coming into the final which featured 6 rounds at the Wanneroo circuit,  including the finale plus 2 rounds at Collie Motorplex, near Bunbury.
 
Ron had a yearlong battle with Troy Wilson taking the series by 108 points from Wilson.
 
2022 King of the West Brett Niall finished 3^rd  overall in his Camaro, however didn’t compete in all rounds. Last years title included 2 back-to-back rounds  at Wanneroo and Collie, while this years series was expanded to include eight events.  Niall recently raced at the TA2 Muscle Car Series round at Sydney Motorsport Park and will again back up for the final round at Calder Park in December.
 
Speedway star Jason Pryde wrapped up 4^th place in the series, however only competed in 4 rounds due to sprint car commitments.
 
Peter Callo, father and son team of Brock and Brad Boley, Clint Rayner and Peter George in the ex-Nathan Herne Dodge Challenger all competed in the WA rounds.
 
Moller joins Graham Cheney, who was crowned the TA2 Northern Series Champion following the final round at Sydney Motorsport Park recently, as a series winner while the TA2 Southern Series will be decided at the final round at the rebirthed Calder Park Nov 30/Dec2. Catch all of Saturday's action live and free to air on SBS on Demand, simulcast on Fox Sports and Kayo Sports. 

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Ron Moller

"?The year for me went went quite well. I can’t thank my crew enough, if it wasn't for them I wouldn't be competing myself. They do a great job of keeping the car ready and helping me out.

“The car ran great, we had no problems with the car. The handful of guys that were there were very good because we're all very close in times. It's literally only a few tenths of a second in our lap times.

“A couple of the guys that haven't been out as much this year will be back including Brett Niall, Jason Pryde, Clinton Rayner and Brad Boley, and I think Peter George might make it to a few more meetings next year, which will also be good.

“I do have a new car on the way for next season which is exciting. There’s half a dozen of us now that are literally within tenth or two of us, plus those names so it should make it a pretty interesting series next year.”