The 2002 Hidden Valley V8 Supercar round was the fourth round of the 2002 V8 Supercar Championship Series. It was held on the weekend of 17 to 19 May at Hidden Valley Raceway in Darwin, Northern Territory. The weekend was dominated by the Holden Racing Team outfit. Jason Bright took pole position and won the first race, whilst team-mate and championship leader Mark Skaife won the remaining two races and took the round honours with this team-mate close behind. Marcos Ambrose rounded out the top three for the round. Due his inability to start this years Bathurst 1000, this weekend would prove to be Wayne Gardner's last race in the V8 Supercar category. Race results Qualifying Owing to the universal ire of the format, the pre-qualifying system was eradicated from the fourth round onwards. Skaife took provisional pole position over team-mate Bright. Top ten shootout Race 1 Bright used pole position to his advantage to take a lights-to-flag victory over Skaife. Gardner fell down a lap after contact during the race, forcing him into the pits. Russell Ingall retired from the race owing to engine problems. Race 2 Race 3 References Hidden Valley