Classic Restoracing Championship 2019
27/9/2019
The final round of this season’s Classic Restoracing Championship took place on Saturday 31 August, at Oulton Park International race circuit in Cheshire.
Starting the day in third place, our driver was James Cannon. After a difficult qualifying our car started the first race from 13th position on the grid. In driving rain, James fought hard to finish in fifth place. For the second race the car started in 11th place and finished in 6th place.
The points James accumulated from Oulton Park ensured that our team were able to hold onto third place in the overall 2019 Championship.
Gary Sorrell our Group Aftersales Manager, commented ‘This season has exceeded our expectations. We have been racing against some experienced drivers and we are really proud of how our amateur team has performed throughout this long season.’
We would like to take this opportunity to thank our Team, our Porsche Approved Bodyshop, Lancaster Body Repair Centre Witham and our customers for the continued support and enthusiasm throughout the 2019 Restoracing Championship!
Please contact James Cannon via email or call us on 01223 872872 . Please visit our centre for more information on the Restoracing Project or for Classic Repairs.
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