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10-04-2008, 11:15 PM
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Known primarily for their Spectrum Formula Fords, Borland Racing are Agents for MoTeC data logging systems, historic car restoration and production of the Daytona Sportscar. Lucky for us, a tour has been organised.....
When: Wednesday 28th May. Where: Borland Racing 39 Industrial Drive Braeside VIC 3195 Time: 6:30pm. Formed in 1984, Michael Borland initially prepared and engineered cars to secure four championships with three drivers over five years in the then popular Australian Formula 2 championship.Having proved his mettle as a race engineer, Borland set out to build his own racing car. And so the Spectrum Formula Ford was born. In the late 1990's, MoTeC founder Richard Bendell began working on developing a road going sportscar inspired by the mid sixties Cobra Daytona Coupe.Borland Racing Developments was commissioned to build the prototype and develop the chassis for production. Contact events1@fpvxrclub.com to RSVP.
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Borland Racing Tour May 28th
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