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March 07, 2012
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On Tuesday morning No Fear Racing unveiled their line up for the 2012 Supercup Season. The team competed in the 2011 GPVWC Masters Series finishing 4th in the Constructors Championship netting 3 wins and 6 podiums.
With Jason Muscat having handed managerial reigns over to Ojay Clark the team's nationality has changed as well as its base from Siggiewi, Malta to London. England. Clark commented: "In the Masters series we showed that No Fear Racing was capable of not only being consistently up at the sharp end but also and more importantly we were able to present ourselves in a respectable manner on and off the track. I believe this legacy is something we can continue over the course of the Supercup season."
Clark the moved on to announce Scott Woodwiss would be filling the first seat in the team. "Scott showed himself to be a very well mannered individual on the forum and as soon as I found out he was available I snapped him up immediately. He was also very keen to put pen to paper." Woodwiss commented: "I was very fortunate for Ojay to contact me in regards to offering a race seat. For me, my experience in this kind of racing is very limited, but I believe, with Ojay and the team, I can quickly develop and get up to speed in no time."
Clark then announced the second seat would be taken up by brand new GPVWC member, Cornish driver David Fidock. "Dave has a wealth of rFactor experience. He has been a fierce rival to Supercup title favourite Alex Cooper for seven years now. I'm really happy to have a team with one experienced driver who knows what he's doing and one with a lot of potential who can learn a lot. In my opinion these kind of relationships make for the best teams."Finally Clark gave credit to Adam Rouse for the design of the No Fear Racing livery along with sponsors Sidepodcast and F1 Minute.The livery can be seen here
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With Jason Muscat having handed managerial reigns over to Ojay Clark the team's nationality has changed as well as its base from Siggiewi, Malta to London. England. Clark commented: "In the Masters series we showed that No Fear Racing was capable of not only being consistently up at the sharp end but also and more importantly we were able to present ourselves in a respectable manner on and off the track. I believe this legacy is something we can continue over the course of the Supercup season."
Clark the moved on to announce Scott Woodwiss would be filling the first seat in the team. "Scott showed himself to be a very well mannered individual on the forum and as soon as I found out he was available I snapped him up immediately. He was also very keen to put pen to paper." Woodwiss commented: "I was very fortunate for Ojay to contact me in regards to offering a race seat. For me, my experience in this kind of racing is very limited, but I believe, with Ojay and the team, I can quickly develop and get up to speed in no time."
Clark then announced the second seat would be taken up by brand new GPVWC member, Cornish driver David Fidock. "Dave has a wealth of rFactor experience. He has been a fierce rival to Supercup title favourite Alex Cooper for seven years now. I'm really happy to have a team with one experienced driver who knows what he's doing and one with a lot of potential who can learn a lot. In my opinion these kind of relationships make for the best teams."Finally Clark gave credit to Adam Rouse for the design of the No Fear Racing livery along with sponsors Sidepodcast and F1 Minute.The livery can be seen here
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