V8 racer Jason Bright takes up rival's advice to 'build a bridge' after Bathurst clash Bright took V8 rival Tander's advice to 'build a bridge' literally. NEVER let it be said that racecar drivers don't have a wicked sense of humour. Take V8 Supercars racer Jason Bright. He of all people is entitled to still feel a bit sour in the wake of Sunday's Bathurst 1000. Fighting hard to hang onto the final step of the podium, Bright was carted off the track at the Chase when Holden rival Garth Tander launched an ambitious passing move with just four laps to go. Both drivers ended up off the road, allowing Craig Lowndes to sail serenely through to claim third spot behind eventual winners Mark Winterbottom and Steven Richards. An incensed Bright approached Tander after the race to argue the point, while Bright's Brad Jones Racing team complained unsuccessfully to race officials about the move. Tander's move sent both he and Bright off the track, handing third place to Lowndes. Tander, speaking to V8Supercars.com.au, said Bright had been blocking him in preceding laps against the rules. "If you are going to bend the rules one way, be expecting to race hard," he said. He teared up at me straight after the race ... build a bridge mate, it's Bathurst. So the Team BOC driver has done exactly that. Check out his efforts with son Lennox's building blocks from Bright's Instagram feed. The caption read: "I was told to "Build a Bridge" yesterday. So I did!! What do you all think of my bridge? #V8SC