Steve Owen

Motor Sport

Stoner finds it's tough going in heavy traffic

Mark Fogarty Former world motorcycle champion doesn't get a chance to show his improvement behind the wheel.

Motorsport

Davison wins last race of V8 season

Ford driver Will Davison won the season-ending V8 Supercars race to ensure Holden didn't claim all the bragging rights from the historic weekend.

Motorsport

Final V8 driver places filling up

Alex Davison.

 

 
  
 
 
From: Mark Ellis 
Sent: Monday, 20 
September 2010 1:38 PM
To: Annabel Ross
Subject: FW: First 
and Worst Column Idea
hi

 

unless you have something lined up, here's one someone 
prepared earlier

 

i reckon we should use it

 

cheers

 

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Mark 
Ellis 
My 
Career Editor 
MyCareer.com.au 

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Media House, 655 Collins Street, Docklands VIC 3008 
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03 8667 3131 
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From: Tony Mee - BAM Media 
[mailto:tony@bammedia.com.au] 
Sent: Monday, 20 September 2010 1:32 
PM
To: Mark Ellis
Subject: First and Worst Column 
Idea
 

Hi Mark,

 

I saw the ‘First and Worst’ column in MyCareer.com.au and 
thought you might be interested in a V8 theme for the October 9/10 edition given 
that this is the Bathurst 1000 weekend.

 

I’ve attached some words direct from Alex Davison. Alex 
drives for IRWIN Racing and is a contender for the Bathurst 
podium.

Mark Fogarty The remaining dominoes are starting to fall for V8 Supercar drivers, with the confirmed return of Alex Davison leaving just four unfilled places for next year.

Motor Sport

Whincup tips Lowndes for the great race

Jamie Whincup

Mark Fogarty, Bathurst All leading contenders to decide first five rows of starting grid for Bathurst 1000.

Endurance kings again the men to beat

Robert Grant Craig Lowndes and Jamie Whincup are set to continue their stranglehold on the key V8 Supercar events after dominating qualifying for the Phillip Island 500.

Talentless V8 drivers 'will disappear'

Robert Grant Supercar "also ran" drivers will be eliminated next year with smaller grids, making for better racing, according to V8 boss Wayne Cattach.

'Frosty' ready to fire at Clipsal 500

By Cameron Tomarchio Ford Performance Racing were so excited about their 2008 V8 Supercar title prospects they wanted to work through Christmas.