Junior chsp next year?

[alsaautomotive]

We're looking at offering a little (& please don't misunderstand this - we aren't talking thousands) sponsorship to a junior driver next year.
We're not interested in the usual 'privelages' of a sponsor, would just like to help someone on their way a bit & could also help re-repairs during the season.
As parents of two daughters we would rather sponsor a young female driver as the breaks are tougher to get.
Please contact us (addressed to Sarah via profile page) if anyone is interested or has any leads.
Many thanks, Sarah & Al.

[Simon Mason]

alsaautomotive said:

We're looking at offering a little (& please don't misunderstand this - we aren't talking thousands) sponsorship to a junior driver next year.
We're not interested in the usual 'privelages' of a sponsor, would just like to help someone on their way a bit & could also help re-repairs during the season.
As parents of two daughters we would rather sponsor a young female driver as the breaks are tougher to get.
Please contact us (addressed to Sarah via profile page) if anyone is interested or has any leads.
Many thanks, Sarah & Al.

Thats very decent of you to consider.

Having run a car in the series this season, trust me the females like the boys are in absolutey no worse a position than the boys in terms of budget and support.

If I may suggest, the driver I think who would benefit most from any help at all is Max Coates. Very talented and well liked young lad, but under financed. Infact he's the only family/privately run driver in the Championship and nearly won the winter series at Pembrey NEVER having been there before qualifying. If you google his name his we site will come up.

[AndyMil]

You could ring Ginetta and speak to Stewart Linn, who is the championship co-ordinator, he could then put the word out to the drivers and then forward you anything he feels appropriate.