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Just met an Aussie V8 Supercar driver

RobClubley
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I work for Fujitsu who sponsor two cars in the Aussie V8 Supercar series. This morning they invited one of the drivers, Alan Gurr, to do a quick speech for us.

The NZ round was at Pukekohe circuit this weekend.

Nice chap - he hung around for about 40 minutes chatting to us about racing and all sorts. He seemed genuinely happy to be here, not acting as though it was a chore for him, talking to the public :D

Good stuff :thumbup:

I work for Fujitsu who sponsor two cars in the Aussie V8 Supercar series. This morning they invited one of the drivers, Alan Gurr, to do a quick speech for us.

The NZ round was at Pukekohe circuit this weekend.

Nice chap - he hung around for about 40 minutes chatting to us about racing and all sorts. He seemed genuinely happy to be here, not acting as though it was a chore for him, talking to the public :D

Good stuff :thumbup:

:wrthless:

Come on Rob, you can do better :)

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Damn - never thought about pics :doh:

and you didnt get free tickets :(

shame on them

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