Listen to this article The Walkinshaw Andretti United driver took to social media today to defend Supercars driving standards advisor Craig Baird following a controversial Perth SuperNight last weekend. He suggested Baird had been under attack by online trolls since the event, which included Baird issuing a race-changing penalty to Cam Waters for a track limits infringement which cost the Tickford driver a shot at victory. In the post Mostert not only threw his support behind Baird, he also called on Supercars to take more action regarding online abuse. That included bans on following the category’s social media channels and even attending events for those guilty of making hurtful comments online. “In this world and in every sport there will be controversial moments where people will sit on either side of the fence. That’s just life,” Mostert wrote. “But what gives you the right as a person to target someone and throw aggression/hate and even threats to another person, and to top it off towards someone you personally don’t …