Dutto is one of the most highly respected members of the Supercars paddock today, and an all-round legend.
Having started in the industry in 2001 with Larkham Motor Sport, Dutton progressed to race engineer for Briggs Motor Sport, which was taken over by Triple Eight Race Engineering in 2003. Dutto studied mechanical engineering at Queensland University of Technology, being named Young Alumnus of the Year in 2012 for his achievements.
In 2007, he joined forces with Jamie Whincup as race engineer.
The dynamic due made their mark in the history books, and to this day Dutton is the most successful race engineer in the modern era of the sport in terms of results.
Impressed by the boss, in 2014 he was promoted to team manager, and since then with Dutto at the helm, Triple Eight Race Engineering added another three drivers’ and four teams’ championships to its tally.
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Broc Feeney – Car #88Qualifying, Race 14 – Ninth (1:18.9183)Qualifying, Race 15 – 11th (1:18.8113)Race 14 – 12thRace 15 – Seventh Championship standings – Seventh (887 points) Shane van Gisbergen – Car
Broc Feeney – Car #88Practice 1 – 23rd (1:19.8426)Practice 2 – Seventh (1:18.8055)Qualifying, Race 13 – Eighth (1:18.7719)Race 13 – 10th Championship standings – Seventh (777 points) Shane van Gisbergen – Car #97Practice
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