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A new era has dawned on South African motorsport as the country's
premier motor racing formula - the WesBank Modified Saloon Car
Championship - goes into its 12th year. "There are new exciting
classes to watch, new rules, a new committee headed up by a new
Chairman Brian Cook who guided WesBank racing in the early years, and
even a new name to the formula", says Peter Moloney, Marketing Manager
of WesBank. "Our racing will continue to give local motorsport fans
the type of spectacular and exciting motor racing that spectators have
experienced over the years and have come to expect from us".
The new WesBank racing formula will be controlled by the
newly-formed Southern African Modified Saloon Car Association (SAMCAR).
"Our purpose", says Chairman Brian Cook, "is to provide affordable
high-powered motor racing, using low tech engined vehicles that are
easy and cheap to maintain and race. With big capacity V8 American
engines, we are producing more than double the power of any vehicle
racing in this country. This is a sure fire recipe to bring
great entertainment to all our circuits," he said.
Future plans include building a new WesBank modified car to enable
an overseas driver to compete in it with our local drivers at the
majority of race meetings. |