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Written by Shaun Garrity
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Tuesday, 02 December 2008 21:54 |
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Just a few hours south of the Subaru World Rally Team’s headquarters, the gravel roads of Wales Rally GB will be the scene of the finale of the 2008 World Rally Championship season on 4 – 7 December. Run on Wales’ notoriously tricky forest tracks, mud, rain and fog are sure to feature heavily throughout the weekend.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 02 December 2008 22:13 )
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Joint statement by Tom Walkinshaw and Mark Skaife |
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Written by Ryan Schembri
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Tuesday, 02 December 2008 16:07 |
Tom Walkinshaw and Mark Skaife today reached agreement after several weeks of discussions on arrangements for Walkinshaw to assume full ownership and running of the Holden Racing Team.
The decision, which is subject to approval by V8 Supercars Australia, is effective immediately.
Walkinshaw has requested Skaife to remain as an ambassador for the Holden Racing Team, reflecting his achievements for the team and the sport.
In addition, Skaife will remain as a major ambassador for the Holden brand and its products.
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Skaife may lose everything |
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Written by Ryan Schembri
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Monday, 01 December 2008 10:12 |
Retiring Australian motor sport champion Mark Skaife reportedly faces financial ruin, owing $3.6 million after a business deal gone bad.
News Ltd says the Holden driver, who will compete in his final V8s race after 21 years in the sport this weekend, could lose all of the assets in his own company, Skaife Sports, because of a $3.6 million loan to Scottish racing magnate Tom Walkinshaw.
The losses could include the Holden Racing Team (HRT), one of the most famous and lucrative brands in Australian sport, if he defaults on a multi-million loan.
The newspaper said the five-times Bathurst champion and his wife and children are living in a rented flat after they were forced to sell their Toorak mansion.
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Championship Glory for Melbourne Drivers at Sandown |
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Written by Ryan Schembri
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Sunday, 30 November 2008 17:43 |
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Melbourne drivers Mark Eddy and Darren Hossack were among six national champions crowned at Sandown Raceway today in the final round of the Shannons Nationals, while Allan Simonsen and Nick O'Halloran won the Sandown GT Classic. Eddy claimed the Australian GT Championship and Hossack became just the third driver to win two national titles in a season when he sealed the Kerrick Sports Sedan crown at the event, attended by 3,700 people. Simonsen and O'Halloran took their Ferrari F430 to victory in the Sandown GT Classic, emerging victorious against a strong field of sports cars worth almost $10 million. In a new Dodge Viper, Ross Lilley and Greg Crick were second, ahead of Tony Quinn (Aston Martin).
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 30 November 2008 17:55 )
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End of season interview Marcos Ambrose |
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Written by Shaun Garrity
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Sunday, 30 November 2008 14:40 |
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During the recent V8 round at Symmons Plains, Marcos Ambrose held a press conference and the transcript follows below. |
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