Except they haven't. It was just a rumour that was emphatically denied by Tony Quinn who said "it is not for sale".... but then they have bought Australian GT...
Except they haven't. It was just a rumour that was emphatically denied by Tony Quinn who said "it is not for sale".... but then they have bought Australian GT...
Except they haven't. It was just a rumour that was emphatically denied by Tony Quinn who said "it is not for sale".
The December issue last year, I think, had an article about Tony Quinn rejecting the claim. Thank god V8SC hasn't got their hands on it yet, we don't need another home-grown series to go into decline.Well that'll learn me for reading "Auto Action", cant even trust the pictures in that magazine, good for Tony though, he's got a good wicket, and very much knows it!
The December issue last year, I think, had an article about Tony Quinn rejecting the claim. Thank god V8SC hasn't got their hands on it yet, we don't need another home-grown series to go into decline.![]()
It's 4am and I'm watching the '04 Winton race. 300kms/100laps. Cool seeing the RS6 Safety Car.
Winton next weekend.
That's Tasmania
It was because VESA wanted to promote Homebush as the pre-eminent Sydney-based round.The circuit went through a phase of being dropped then reinstated during V8SC international rounds push was heavy, don't know why, its a brilliant little circuit,
A high-ranking BWM executive confirmed to motoring media in Melbourne today that the German manufacturer had opened a dialogue with Roger Penske regarding entering V8 Supercars from 2017.
“We had very, very, very brief initial discussions about whether we could do something,” Hendrik von Kuenheim, BMW Group senior vice president Asia, Pacific and South Africa said.
“It is not really up to me because motorsport is driven by Mr Jens Marquardt and he has two bosses – one is the head of engineering and the other is the worldwide head of sales and marketing, Ian Robertson,” he explained.
“Obviously you do motorsport to substantiate your technology know-how and to build on your brand.”
BMW has previously raced in the Australian Touring Car Championship, winning two ATCC titles with Jim Richards in 1985 and ’87.
The numbers were correct, I just forgot to change the track headers.
Nope I'd expect BMW factory drivers from DTM to make the jump if it did happen.
It will be Andy Priaulx, and he's proven many of times he cant drive these things, though it would be great to see Maxime Martin in one of these,