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16th Mar 08, 21:05 #1
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Where is the Welshman Julian Westwood?
He had a great talent in the nineties and was the eventual winner of a F3000 seies as well as the Renault Spider Cup and several other high profile Motor Sport championships. He partnered Alain Menu in F3 and was often seen with the big names. Britcar a couple of years agfo and nothing since...anyone know what he is up to now? His talent is too great to loose.
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16th Mar 08, 21:18 #2
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Thats a great question. I tried google but only old information came up.
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16th Mar 08, 21:23 #3
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Yes i did the same Craig...someone must know though.
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22nd Sep 08, 17:59 #4
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He is still working in Motorsport
Julian is engineering cars in the UK Porsche cup and doing driver coaching I believe
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22nd Sep 08, 23:18 #5
I reckon he could have made a more than decent touring car driver. He competed in the 1994 TOCA Shoot-out in a not-overly-competitive privately-entered Vauxhall Cavalier and, having started on pole thanks to the reverse grid, led confidently for a long while.
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24th Sep 08, 22:08 #6
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julian westwood
Was he not related to fashion designer Vivean westwood and did he not have a sister who did the Honda championship with Mardi Gras at the same time as James Thompson,and did he not do The Volkswagen Vento Challenge with Hyperion motorsport?
I am looking at the programme for the Vento challenge race on 20th of may at Zandvoort and he was entered in that.
I helped a friend frank Greenway with that Championship too
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27th Sep 08, 07:33 #7
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I remember him from his F3 days, when he was one of a number of good young British drivers in the series, most of whom were in cars outside the big, powerful two or three teams.



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