I have been measured in comment at this stage. But I will add my opinion on this, once and for all.
It appears to me that Glenn Seton will be suiting up in a DJR BF Falcon in 2006, if the terms of Will Davison's 'contract' are true. Three years would indicate a year in the development series in 2006, then a race drive in 2007, replacing Glenn, if he fails to measure up performance-wise.
The rumours in AA seem to suggest, if my theory is true, then Glenn is terribly confused, or suitably tight-lipped on the real issues. On both counts, DJR's handling of this smacks of extreme unprofessionalism on all counts. It appears that DJR are in a holding pattern waiting for the Steven Johnson domino to fall. If the domino falls onto #17, I still expect Glenn Seton's contract to be honoured, if the terms of the Davison contract are correct. It's not a healthy attitude to have when the potential for both DJR drivers to be in the top 10 for the first time in four years is still readily achievable. Performance will be affected, and the management core at DJR will have themselves to blame, if no DJR driver attains a top 10 champiosnhip finish.
Should my theory be wrong, and Glenn Seton is relieved of his duties at DJR (this may have already happened, despite Seton's comments in AA), then DJR have detailed explanations to give on this matter. Why sack a driver already contracted to work for you in 2006? Why break the contract? Are the reasons performance-related or political? Is there a logical explanation for the potential premature ending of an ultra-successful career in Australian motorsport, despite his contract to work for DJR in 2006?
The options for Glenn Seton in 2006 appear limited, shall his ride for 2006 be extinguished. A HRT endurance ride has been mentioned, as has potential race drives for Tasman Motorsport and Britek in other forums. It's my personal opinion, but Glenn Seton will most likely race the endurance events with 888 or HRT, alongside a Carrera Cup program in 2006, if the dominos fall the wrong way. There is also Historic Touring Car racing to keep the eye in, and a secure job at Barry Seton Performance Engines in Southport, should all be lost.
In summary, I still expect at this late stage to see Glenn Seton suit up and drive for DJR in 2006, until we hear otherwise. It is not the way I, or any other Glenn Seton fan want to mark Glenn's 200th start in ATCC racing, by focusing on driver rumours.
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