Porsche Classic Restoracing Competition
29/11/2017
Porsche Centre Bolton is delighted to announce Josh Morris as our driver for the Porsche Classic Restoracing Competition. Josh has been part of the Porsche Centre Bolton team for two years and has recently completed his Parts Operations Apprenticeship. Josh was invited to the Porsche Experience Centre at Silverstone for the assessment with three other team members: Lee Wibberley, Jason Cavanagh and Mike Thompson.
All four were assessed on the Handling Circuit, Kick Plate and Ice Hill and were independently scored, with Josh coming out on top. Steve Underwood, Driver Assessor and Consultant commented “Josh demonstrated a natural ability with his overall car control, balancing the vehicle throughout the morning with all corners and both handling circuits in some pretty adverse weather conditions”.
Josh was delighted and said “I’m very grateful for this opportunity and I’m excited to be representing Porsche Centre Bolton in 2018 as the driver of our 986 Boxster S Restoracing car. I feel we have a great team at the Centre and it’s a pleasure to be considered to be part of this team.”
Adam Calvert, Parts Team Leader commended Josh, “I am very pleased for Josh as I know this means a great deal to him. I feel that we have a winning team in place that will achieve great things.”
Please contact the team at info@porschebolton.co.uk for more information about the Porsche Classic Restoracing Competition.
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