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I am convinced that the competition will do them both good.
For Kerr it will finally give a benchmark against which to judge his performances.
For Jarvis it offers a big step up from the 13 driver F3 Japan series. With 3 of the 13 drivers from your own team (which team won last year and fills the podium week on week) second place to your own team mate is never going to get you noticed.
I just hope that they both put everything into this weekend. There is a lot riding on Jarvis to get the car set up right in the rookie sessions and even more riding on Kerr to deliver a race win on home soil.
A strong end to the season will make all the difference to both drivers and to the team who have clealry come on leaps and bounds since all of the technical problems which dogged the middle part of the season.
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