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Sykes chosen to drive Porsche Boxter S for remaining rounds in Porsche Championship.

“The recent news that Screenprint Digital have sponsored Richard Sykes to drive is fantastic for the ever improving Championship. We are also delighted to have been chosen to run the car on his behalf, alongside class leading, fellow, ex kart Champion, Nick Hull. The car should be on the grid for Snetterton on 29th May”

Richard Tovey, Newbridge Motorsport. www.newbridgemotorsport.com

“Having been a spectator for a couple of months, I can’t wait to get my hands on the car. Snetterton is one of my favourite circuits where I still hold the Ginetta G20 lap record: Screenprint have been really supportive and their enthusiasm for motorsport inspires me. We hope to have at least seven Boxters on the grid at Snetterton which will be an exciting challenge”

Richard Sykes – www.sykes-racing.co.uk

“We have known and worked with Richard and his various companies for several years now and had many a laugh watching the famed Le Mans Series. He promises to pay us back if he does not finish on the podium every weekend!”

Jeremy Thain – Screenprint Digital – www.screenprintdigital.com

SYKES TO RUN THE HILL AT GOODWOOD FESTIVAL OF SPEED!

Speedworks own Richard Sykes will be joining Ginetta Chairman Lawrence Tomlinson at the Goodwood festival of Speed in the Ginetta G50 EV, the electric prototype which has been developed at the Ginetta factory over the past 18 months.

The Goodwood Hill Climb will see around 200 different cars competing against each other - with the Ginetta duo entered in the 'High Performance Supercars from Around the World' class. After practise sessions on Friday, the winner of each class will be the team who set the fastest time during the official run on Sunday. The current record of 41.6 seconds remains unbeaten and was set in 1999 by Nick Heidfield in a McLaren Mercedes MP4/13.

The Goodwood Festival of Speed takes place from 3-5th July and is considered to be the 'Ascot' of the motoring world with celebrities ranging from Lewis Hamilton, Jenson Button, David Coulthard, Jay Leno and Bryan Ferry all attending the West Sussex extravaganza.