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BGTC: Champion Wilcox will not compete in 2005
British GT Cup Champion Adam Wilcox will Not drive in this years British GT Championships. Due to a disagreement with Friesinger Motorsport in Germany, it will now not be possible for Wilcox Motorsport to field it's new Porsche ...
Edited: Jul 2, 2009, 5:35 PM
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British GT Cup Champion Adam Wilcox will Not drive in this years British GT Championships.
Due to a disagreement with Friesinger Motorsport in Germany, it will now not be possible for Wilcox Motorsport to field it's new Porsche GT3-RS.
"Basically Manfred Friesinger set almost instantly an interest rate on the balance of the car having received my already huge demanded deposit, he then imposed a deadline for the final balance plus interest to be paid, which was last Friday, unfortunately I was unable to meet his harsh demands, as we didn't finalise any drivers for the GT2 car before his ridicules deadline " Commented Adam Wilcox
"I will now have to spend a great deal of time and money recovering this debt from Friesinger Motorsport and it will certainly take the focus off running a GT2 car this year and I would think it highly unlikely, having lost the ammount of money I have on the deposit ( for the time being ) that Wilcox Motorsport will field a GT2 car this year ".
"I am still looking at running a GT3 car in the British GT Championships, and we still have the infrastructure in place to do fantastic job for people looking at winning the GT3 Championship this year " Furthered Adam.
I would only be interested in running this car with 2 very strong drivers.
"For me personally, I was looking forward to challenging for the GT2 Championship but I can't see this late in the day that it will be possible for me to drive in 2005, I would be prepared to offer my services to another team as a driver and if they are looking for a proven race and championship winning driver then they can contact me ".
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