James Courtney debuted a new Stone Brothers Racing Falcon in fifth place.
A grave site off Nimmo Trail marks the resting place of three "Stone Brothers" who lived around the turn of the 19th century.
Rick Kelly was third fastest ahead of Stone Brothers Racing driver James Courtney.
Cruickshank wound up the team and took a management position within Stone Brothers Racing.
He has done so since driving for Stone Brothers Racing in 2006.
Initially fast, the partnership was fading by 1997 and the Stones bought Jones out, rebadging the team as Stone Brothers Racing.
The team's franchises remained live in 2009 with one leased out and Bright running the other as a Stone Brothers Racing customer team.
In 1907, the Rockaway Beach quarry was established as a continuously-operating commercial entity known as the Stone Brothers.
In 2006 there was new hope for Jones and the team as they had a new engine supplier, Stone Brothers Racing, and staff changes.
The Stone Brothers Racing team serviced their car faster, but not by enough, and the pair made contact in pitlane.
