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NEWS
14-27 August 1998
ArnyHles burns star IS
reborn I
INGAU TO STAY WITH PERKINS Own team will have to wait another year team as soon as possible. At the same time, Motorsport
“Eventually I would like to run my own car and team and it just depends when that time comes when the time is right,” he told
News has heard a rumour link-
us.
ing him with established outfits,
“But I still have a contract (with Perkins) for next year and
me some bargaining power, I’m not predicting anything with my own thing ... I just said it could be next year, the year after or five years down the track. Ingall admits that he is in
I intend to honour it. We’ll see
demand at the moment, though.
By DAVID HASSALL
lines after discussing his long-
and CHRIS LAMBDEN
held ambitions to start his own
RUSSELL Ingall has moved quickly to commit himself to Castrol Team
.
Perkins amid speculation including one from Gihson Motor that he would leave at the
end of the year. Just days after failing in his bid to win the Shell Series, Ingall found himself in the head-
Sport which Russell denies any knowledge of But Ingall said this week he
what happens after that.
would remain with the Castrol
moment and I would like to win
team in 1999.
the title because it would give
Everything is OK at the
I Li
INSIDE BOC series showdown The Super Touring Championship is poised for a three-way shoot-out after an extraordinary series of events at Winton last weekend
- Full report inside
Top columns Russell Ingall and Mark Webber are in the
middle of the motor sport news at the moment -
see inside for their exclusive columns 04
I won’t deny there are offers
on the table - and pretty good ones at that.” Continued Page 3
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