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For our next Contractor Yard’s series, we travelled up to Caithness to speak with the recently established team of Gow Agricultural, based at Halkirk, near Thurso. The agri-contracting business was formed by Alan Gow in 2018 as an expansion into his Gow Group, consisting of four other avenues – plant hire, groundworks, transports, and aggregates. The agriculture business took on Neil Suttar, just last June to lead the team. He certainly had the experience behind him, having worked with John Deere dealerships and contractors for the past 20 years, both here and in New Zealand. Betw...

PURE ETCR to become FIA eTouring Car World Cup from 2022 1 month ago The PURE ETCR series, which is set for its inaugural season this year, will be recognised as an FIA World Cup from 2022. “It is with great pleasure to see the FIA family of touring car competitions further broadened with the addition of the FIA eTouring Car World Cup,” said Alan Gow, FIA Touring Car Commission President. “It’s the ideal scenario for FIA-sanctioned touring cars to have the traditional combustion-engined WTCR coexist with a new all-electric competition discipline utilising an innovative format. This is...

Alan Gow delighted by depth of BTCC field 23 hours ago British Touring Car Championship chief executive Alan Gow has admitted his delight at the strong field that has come together for the 2021 season. The series will feature a capacity grid of 29 cars despite the ongoing issues caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, with no fewer than eleven brand new cars having been built across the winter That includes the new Cupra Leon, which debuts in the hands of Team HARD. Despite the departure of Honda, three manufacturer/constructor teams will still feature after Motorbase elected to lodge a constructor ...

(FIA World Touring Car Cup) The WTCR − FIA World Touring Car Cup will be powered by sustainable fuel from this season following confirmation of partnership agreements between P1 Racing Fuels, motorsport governing body the FIA and WTCR promoter Eurosport Events. Berlin-based P1 Racing Fuels has been confirmed as the WTCR’s Official Fuel Supplier by the FIA World Motor Sport Council after it was successful in developing a bespoke racing biofuel product for the WTCR during a rigorous tender process overseen by the FIA Technical Department. The new biofuel formulation seeks to significantly ...