The Future Of Holden Racing Team

According to a recent report by the Herald Sun online (www.news.com.au), General Motors Holden Racing Team (HRT) in Australia was put in court the jury to decide who will take control of the team. The ownership of Holden Racing Team has been challenged by interested parties willing to operate the team including Mark Skaife of Skaife Sports and former HRT owner Tom Walkinshaw. It is up to jurors to decide who Australians between the two sides will be the owner of Holden Racing Team and to continue its work in V8 Supercar racing, which is the most popular motor sport in the country and in New Zealand. The two sides have already proposed a structure for the Holden Racing Team, and the association between the two parties, Skaife Walkinshaw and included, which means that only Skaife has the right to take control of the Holden racing team. "We have received the documents to be supplied by Skaife Sports. And received within the prescribed period," said TEGA chairman Kelvin O'Reilly. "The problems we are dealing with are complex and require a series of detailed discussions with the TEGA Board. We are acting as quickly as possible to eliminate the uncertainty that dominates the situation as soon as possible." The fans added.Australian racing cars, especially racing fans Holden team are very happy to see who takes control and management of Holden Racing Team and very pleased to see the team compete in the 2007 The Australian V8 Supercars. Holden Racing Team Commodore VE debut in the 2007 season is likely kW equipped with a 6.0L 270 (or more) of the V8 engines. As for the GM brand vehicles, the Holden VE Commodore is equipped with quality components as part of GM Powertrain, GM radiator and system.Meanwhile framework, the report also said the driver hit by Team Kiwi Racing Paul Radisic will have a thorough check, you decide to enter the V8 Supercar series, despite his condition. New Zealand driver crashed his Holden Commodore in a practice session for the Super Cheap Auto Bathurst 1000 in October. "I really want to get behind the wheel of this new TKR machine in Perth, but I also know I must be in 110 percent form, not only physically but in the form of tender and ready for the pace of what a great package of the race this year. "he said.