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2009 News and Rumours
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Finally a press release from one of the teams.
Patrizi confirmed for PCR
Release date: 02/01/2009
Michael Patrizi will join Fabian Coulthard as the drivers of a revamped Paul Cruickshank Racing (PCR) in 2009.
PCR has expanded from a one-car team last year to become a two-car team in 2009, which will see Patrizi run an Ausdrill liveried BF Falcon.
Coulthard has signed up for another two years with the team and will drive a brand new FG Falcon with Wilson Security livery.
Wilson Security stepped up from its minor sponsorship deal with PCR in 2008 to become a major sponsor for the team this year following the withdrawal of Glenfords Tools as a sponsor.
Patrizi, who originates from Western Australia, debuted in V8 Supercars last year with the now-defunct Ford Rising Stars Racing (FRSR).
Ausdrill, which was founded in Kalgoorlie (WA) in 1987, was the main FRSR sponsor and the international drilling and mining company has moved its sponsorship across to PCR with Patrizi.
The second licence for PCR to run as a two-car team has been obtained from Jason Bright.
News of the team's expansion is on top of a deal made last year that will see the team run what are arguably the best Falcons in V8 Supercars.
In December, PCR entered into an exclusive commercial agreement for full ongoing technical and engineering support from Triple Eight Race Engineering in 2009.
While Triple Eight will supply a number of teams with the cars, PCR will be the only team besides TeamVodafone to get such an extensive level of support.
These developments mean the #111 Falcon has the equivalent spec to the TeamVodafone cars.
Coulthard will debut the brand new Wilson Security FG at the Clipsal 500 in March, while Patrizi will use Coulthard's 2008 BF chassis.
Exclusive pictures and more information on the 2009 PCR liveries can be found in the January/February edition of V8X Magazine.
Patrizi confirmed for PCR
Release date: 02/01/2009
Michael Patrizi will join Fabian Coulthard as the drivers of a revamped Paul Cruickshank Racing (PCR) in 2009.
PCR has expanded from a one-car team last year to become a two-car team in 2009, which will see Patrizi run an Ausdrill liveried BF Falcon.
Coulthard has signed up for another two years with the team and will drive a brand new FG Falcon with Wilson Security livery.
Wilson Security stepped up from its minor sponsorship deal with PCR in 2008 to become a major sponsor for the team this year following the withdrawal of Glenfords Tools as a sponsor.
Patrizi, who originates from Western Australia, debuted in V8 Supercars last year with the now-defunct Ford Rising Stars Racing (FRSR).
Ausdrill, which was founded in Kalgoorlie (WA) in 1987, was the main FRSR sponsor and the international drilling and mining company has moved its sponsorship across to PCR with Patrizi.
The second licence for PCR to run as a two-car team has been obtained from Jason Bright.
News of the team's expansion is on top of a deal made last year that will see the team run what are arguably the best Falcons in V8 Supercars.
In December, PCR entered into an exclusive commercial agreement for full ongoing technical and engineering support from Triple Eight Race Engineering in 2009.
While Triple Eight will supply a number of teams with the cars, PCR will be the only team besides TeamVodafone to get such an extensive level of support.
These developments mean the #111 Falcon has the equivalent spec to the TeamVodafone cars.
Coulthard will debut the brand new Wilson Security FG at the Clipsal 500 in March, while Patrizi will use Coulthard's 2008 BF chassis.
Exclusive pictures and more information on the 2009 PCR liveries can be found in the January/February edition of V8X Magazine.
Finally a press release from one of the teams.
Patrizi confirmed for PCR
Release date: 02/01/2009
Michael Patrizi will join Fabian Coulthard as the drivers of a revamped Paul Cruickshank Racing (PCR) in 2009.
PCR has expanded from a one-car team last year to become a two-car team in 2009, which will see Patrizi run an Ausdrill liveried BF Falcon.
Coulthard has signed up for another two years with the team and will drive a brand new FG Falcon with Wilson Security livery.
Wilson Security stepped up from its minor sponsorship deal with PCR in 2008 to become a major sponsor for the team this year following the withdrawal of Glenfords Tools as a sponsor.
Patrizi, who originates from Western Australia, debuted in V8 Supercars last year with the now-defunct Ford Rising Stars Racing (FRSR).
Ausdrill, which was founded in Kalgoorlie (WA) in 1987, was the main FRSR sponsor and the international drilling and mining company has moved its sponsorship across to PCR with Patrizi.
The second licence for PCR to run as a two-car team has been obtained from Jason Bright.
News of the team's expansion is on top of a deal made last year that will see the team run what are arguably the best Falcons in V8 Supercars.
In December, PCR entered into an exclusive commercial agreement for full ongoing technical and engineering support from Triple Eight Race Engineering in 2009.
While Triple Eight will supply a number of teams with the cars, PCR will be the only team besides TeamVodafone to get such an extensive level of support.
These developments mean the #111 Falcon has the equivalent spec to the TeamVodafone cars.
Coulthard will debut the brand new Wilson Security FG at the Clipsal 500 in March, while Patrizi will use Coulthard's 2008 BF chassis.
Exclusive pictures and more information on the 2009 PCR liveries can be found in the January/February edition of V8X Magazine.
Patrizi confirmed for PCR
Release date: 02/01/2009
Michael Patrizi will join Fabian Coulthard as the drivers of a revamped Paul Cruickshank Racing (PCR) in 2009.
PCR has expanded from a one-car team last year to become a two-car team in 2009, which will see Patrizi run an Ausdrill liveried BF Falcon.
Coulthard has signed up for another two years with the team and will drive a brand new FG Falcon with Wilson Security livery.
Wilson Security stepped up from its minor sponsorship deal with PCR in 2008 to become a major sponsor for the team this year following the withdrawal of Glenfords Tools as a sponsor.
Patrizi, who originates from Western Australia, debuted in V8 Supercars last year with the now-defunct Ford Rising Stars Racing (FRSR).
Ausdrill, which was founded in Kalgoorlie (WA) in 1987, was the main FRSR sponsor and the international drilling and mining company has moved its sponsorship across to PCR with Patrizi.
The second licence for PCR to run as a two-car team has been obtained from Jason Bright.
News of the team's expansion is on top of a deal made last year that will see the team run what are arguably the best Falcons in V8 Supercars.
In December, PCR entered into an exclusive commercial agreement for full ongoing technical and engineering support from Triple Eight Race Engineering in 2009.
While Triple Eight will supply a number of teams with the cars, PCR will be the only team besides TeamVodafone to get such an extensive level of support.
These developments mean the #111 Falcon has the equivalent spec to the TeamVodafone cars.
Coulthard will debut the brand new Wilson Security FG at the Clipsal 500 in March, while Patrizi will use Coulthard's 2008 BF chassis.
Exclusive pictures and more information on the 2009 PCR liveries can be found in the January/February edition of V8X Magazine.
HSV Raiders
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http://www.kellyracing.com.au/
This web site is still under construction.
This website is hosted by OasysIT.
So i reckon that at least confirms that part of things if it hasnt been already.
This web site is still under construction.
This website is hosted by OasysIT.
So i reckon that at least confirms that part of things if it hasnt been already.
HSV Raiders
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fair enough [hb]
Hardies Hero
New member
want an egg?? I have a few
Racin Jason
Active member
Aren't they all broken HH?
Racin Jason
Active member
And plenty of spare cars!
HSV Raiders
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where on a car does a cnut go? [
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