"We had a good second weekend [at Levels] and this time out we pushed a bit harder and went a bit better."
Cassidy started the weekend with a fourth, but stamped his mark on the field with a win in the first race yesterday. He couldn't repeat the feat in the third race and had to settle for eighth.
"I had race-old tyres and couldn't get a good start in the last race and I spun my wheels a lot," said Cassidy. "The pace for the tyres we had was really good and I always knew it was going to be a struggle for that race."
Hill continues to improve and is now a regular frontrunner. He had two podiums over the two days of racing. He came unstuck in race two while in with a chance for yet another podium when hustling through the infield. He managed to gather it up and finish the race, albeit in 13th spot.
"It was a pretty up and down weekend and a bit disappointing," said Brit Hill whose father and grandfather knew a bit about open wheel racing.
Van Asseldonk nearly came away with the round win, matching King with a win and a third, but finished behind fellow Brit in race two. Dutch driver Van Asseldonk, now sits equal with the Kiwi Cassidy with three wins each in the championship. "It was a good battle in the third race for the first part but I got the lead and from then on I think I was the fastest," he said.
TRS POINTS
* Nick Cassidy 546
* Damon Leitch 517
* Josh Hill 424
* Hannes van Asseldonk 423
* Felix Serralles 385
* Jordan King 369.