He gave me the initial inspiration for cars, although I didn't really know what they were all about. At first I only knew the noise, the look, the dirt and the mud. Well, not exactly. In the end it just happens that your toys become your business. Mark has also had some experience behind the wheel in two Classic Adelaide Rallies as the official course opener, and he's into street rallying in a big way.
Time is the big factor.
I'd love to go competing, but I won't unless my workshop's set up so that I can leave for days on end. You've got to go to motorsport relaxed, you can't go while thinking about the workshop. You have to focus. His previous cars have been an interesting mixed bag too. Charade F2 before the R33.