Two wins for Porsche Centre Swindon
05/9/2018
On Sunday 2 September, the final races of the Porsche Classic Restoracing Competition took place at Brands Hatch.
The conclusion of the Classic Restoracing Competition races coincided with the Festival of Porsche, which attracted over 6,000 visitors.
Attendees flocked to see the display of Porsche cars, parade laps and of course, the Restoracing Competition. The Restoracing stand was with bespoke backdrops showcasing each Boxster’s transformation from road car to race car.
Porsche Centre Swindon’s driver, Technician Ollie Coles, returned in our Boxster which is liveries in a Coca-Cola design to honour our chairman’s similarly clad 1970s race car.
The Restoracing Boxsters formed their own grid for the first time in the race series, with Ollie starting in third place after qualifying. Through patience and determination, Ollie secured two victories on the day for the Porsche Centre Swindon team, creating a fantastic end to the racing element of the competition.
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