Porsche Centre Wilmslow Restoracing 2019 driver announced
22/2/2019
Porsche Centre Wilmslow are delighted to announce that Sam Beckett, who is one of our Porsche-trained Technicians, will be our driver for the Porsche Classic Restoracing Championship 2019 season. Having recently passed his ARDS (Association of Racing Driver Schools) he is now ready and excited for start of the season.
Sam will be driving our restored Boxster S (986), with iconic livery from Porsche racing history.
The Porsche Centre Wilmslow Boxster achieved huge success in the 2018 competition, finishing the races in fifth position overall and taking the coveted 'Fans Choice' award for its Salzburg inspired livery.
The team are extremely excited about getting back out onto the track and working on the car for another racing season.
The races will be held on the following dates and locations:
20 April - Donington Park, Leicestershire
4 May - Brands Hatch GP, Kent
15 June - Silverstone GP, Northamptonshire
7 July - Brands Hatch Indy, Kent
31 August - Oulton Park International, Cheshire
Please email info@porschewilmslow.co.uk or call 01625 445545 for more information about the Porsche Classic Restoracing Championship 2019 and the Porsche Centre Wilmslow car.
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