Last weekend saw the gopher race meeting held at Goolwa.
The F1 Gopher race was won by this Bolwell gopher.....
.....driven by Bruce Tonkin.
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
Thursday, March 6, 2014
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
Supashock progress.
Supashock succeeding at the V8 level and looking to break into Formula One
Posted on 2/28/2014
(as featured on Adelaidenow.com.au) The Ford Performance Racing V8 Supercar Team will be staying on an even keel this weekend with help from Supashock technology developed in Magill.
Tim Possingham, Oscar Fiorinotto and Ford Performance Racing CEO Tim Edwards - Source: News Corp AustraliaThe company, founded in 2006, was set up to develop high performance suspension which could perform at the highest levels.
Supashock is this weekend being used by FPR and has also been supplied to Erebus and Lucas Dumbrell Racing as well as the entire V8 Racing Ute field.
Ford is also using Supashock in its European GT racing team and the company is working with a Formula One team which is testing its products.
Commercial director Tim Possingham said this could lead to new opportunities for the company.
“Through this program, doors have been opened into OEM (original equipment manufacturer) supply and Supashock is looking at an exciting 12 months ahead that include increased staff uptake and investment in more machinery,” Mr Possingham said.
Managing director Oscar Fiorinotto developed the technology in a partnership originally funded by Adelaide businessman and motorsport enthusiast Kevin Weeks.
Mr Possingham said Supashock was exactly the sort of advanced manufacturing which the state should be focusing on.
“Australia is well respected as a source for innovative technology and quality product in the global marketplace.
I have spent 10 years connecting good Australian manufacturers with the rest of the world and we have always had great success based on a product’s technical advantages.
Smart companies playing in this space are more insulated from the types of scenario’s we have seen make Holden manufacturing unviable.”
Author: Cameron England - The Advertiser / adelaidenow.com.au (original article)
Posted on 2/28/2014
(as featured on Adelaidenow.com.au) The Ford Performance Racing V8 Supercar Team will be staying on an even keel this weekend with help from Supashock technology developed in Magill.
Tim Possingham, Oscar Fiorinotto and Ford Performance Racing CEO Tim Edwards - Source: News Corp AustraliaThe company, founded in 2006, was set up to develop high performance suspension which could perform at the highest levels.
Supashock is this weekend being used by FPR and has also been supplied to Erebus and Lucas Dumbrell Racing as well as the entire V8 Racing Ute field.
Ford is also using Supashock in its European GT racing team and the company is working with a Formula One team which is testing its products.
Commercial director Tim Possingham said this could lead to new opportunities for the company.
“Through this program, doors have been opened into OEM (original equipment manufacturer) supply and Supashock is looking at an exciting 12 months ahead that include increased staff uptake and investment in more machinery,” Mr Possingham said.
Managing director Oscar Fiorinotto developed the technology in a partnership originally funded by Adelaide businessman and motorsport enthusiast Kevin Weeks.
Mr Possingham said Supashock was exactly the sort of advanced manufacturing which the state should be focusing on.
“Australia is well respected as a source for innovative technology and quality product in the global marketplace.
I have spent 10 years connecting good Australian manufacturers with the rest of the world and we have always had great success based on a product’s technical advantages.
Smart companies playing in this space are more insulated from the types of scenario’s we have seen make Holden manufacturing unviable.”
Author: Cameron England - The Advertiser / adelaidenow.com.au (original article)
Monday, February 24, 2014
Sunday, February 23, 2014
1989 MX-5
25 years on.
Recently read, in Pistonheads I think :-
"Having been created to evoke the spirit of classic European roadsters, the MX-5 is now old enough to offer a vaguely historic experience itself".
Well, that's true.
Recently read, in Pistonheads I think :-
"Having been created to evoke the spirit of classic European roadsters, the MX-5 is now old enough to offer a vaguely historic experience itself".
Well, that's true.
FYI
James Lionel White
Born on 13 February 1951
Passed away on 18 February 2014
Aged 63 years
Passed away on 18 February 2014
Aged 63 years
Funeral service will be held at Blackwell Chapel, 290 Greenhill Road, GLENSIDE on Tuesday, 25th February 2014 at 10:30am.
Committal service will be held at Centennial Park Crematorium, 760 Goodwood Road, SA, Australia on Tuesday, 25th February 2014.
Thursday, February 20, 2014
Jim White
We are very
sorry to say that Jim White passed away on Tuesday after a long illness with
cancer. Jim was well know among the Bolwell
community in Australia and was always a keen attendee at Easters, Club Meets and
Mallala track days. He owned an
immaculate Green Nagari Sports as well as a 1994 Red NSX and had recently
bought a Honda S600 which he was well on the way to restoring. In fact Jim continued to head out to his
garage and progress the S600 project even when he was quite ill. His focus and determination along with his
positive attitude was an inspiration to us all.
He had
competed in the Targa in his Bolwell and was passionate about his cars, Hondas,
Bolwells, Evos and previously Triumphs. A photo of the Bolly at Targa-
He will be
remembered as an absolute gentleman with a brilliant mind. A tribute to his
life in SA business is in today’s Advertiser-
Our
thoughts are with his wife Andrea and his 3 sons.
Scott Baxendale
Monday, February 17, 2014
Oxenberry again this year.
Hi SA Bolwell owners,
Last year we had a great day at the MCLAREN VALE VINTAGE
& CLASSIC Car run at Serafino’s and lunch which followed at Oxenberry
Winery. It is on again this year, Sunday 6th Apr 2014 and the great news
is that Oxenberry have asked us back again for lunch and to display the
cars.
Our host winery, Oxenberry which is across the road from
Serafino's, will be hosting lunch and wine tasting will also be available.
We will be joined by the NSX, Holden and Ford Falcon groups.
Winery details are- http://oxenberry.com/site/ sales.php
We will meet at
Crafers Hotel, out the front at 8:45 am and drive down together via some more
interesting roads. We then join the other car groups around 1000 am at
Serafino (McLarens on the Lake), Coffee, tea and breakfast will be
available. We remain at Serafino until 11:00 am to enable viewing of other
clubs vehicles before proceeding in convoy around a short scenic drive of the
area via the Main Street, to our winery, Oxenberry.
Entry for the Serafino’s run is only $20,
closing on 20th March 2014 and entry forms are on - http://www.vintageandclassic. com.au/index_htm_files/ VCEntryForm2014.pdf
Please write on your entry form that you are
with the Bolwell Club and are going to Oxenberry. More details on the
lunch to follow!
If you just want to come to the winery
for lunch then that’s fine as well, either way let me know and I can let
Oxenberry know numbers.
Cheers,
Scott
Scott Baxendale
Hm Phone/Fax (61 8) 8338 1932
Mobile (61) 0428 827 226
Scott Baxendale
Hm Phone/Fax (61 8) 8338 1932
Mobile (61) 0428 827 226
Sunday, February 9, 2014
Saturday, February 8, 2014
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