Sabre Motorsport
Sabre Motorsport is a New Zealand company owned by Dennis Martin that designs and constructs Formula First cars, runs a Motorsport New Zealand Licensed Entrant and Racing School, hires racing cars, and manages a New Zealand Formula First Team.
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Dennis Martin
Dennis Martin has been involved with single seater racing since the 1980s and Sabre Motorsport since 1999.[1] Martin raced both Formula V's and Formula Ford's. His Formula Ford was a New Zealand made Valour Type 723.[2]
His Crew are responsible for putting a number of New Zealand drivers into international careers, including Nic Jordan, Mark Russ, Brendon Hartley and Shane Van Gisbergen.
Sabre Formula First
Sabre Motorsport manufacture a single seat Formula First race car. They sell the cars in kit set, rolling chassis, and ready to race forms.
Star of Tomorrow Scholarship
In the 1990s Sabre Motorsport joined forces with Speedsport Magazine to create the Speedsport Star of Tomorrow Scholarship. With the demise of Speedport Magazine in 2011 TradeZone Industrial stepped in as a sponsor.[3] The Winner's of the Speedsport Scholarship have been:
- 2001 Nic Jordan
- 2002 Josh Hart[4]
- 2003 Mark Russ[5]
- 2004 Shane Van Gisbergen
- 2005 Andrew Waite[6]
- 2006 Alastair Wootten[7]
- 2007 Richie Stanaway
- 2008 Nick Cassidy
- 2009 Aaron Hodgson[8]
- 2010 Hayden Pedersen[9]
- 2011 Malcolm Finch[10]
- 2012 Aaron Marr[11]
- 2013 James Webb[12]
- 2014 Brooke Reeve[13]
- 2015 Liam Lawson[14]
References
- ↑ Low driver numbers 'downer' for racing, Peter Lampp, Manawatu Standard, Palmerston North, 29 March 2012
- ↑ Don Short, http://valourff.blogspot.co.nz/2007/07/dennis-martin-723.html A better reference is required
- ↑ Scholarship entries now open, Ash Webb, New Zealand Classic Car, 3 April 2012
- ↑ http://www.nzmotorsport.co.nz/content/blackbullet.cfm?id=14688
- ↑ Motorsport: Stepping up to the big time, Kevin Lancaster, New Zealand Herald, Auckland, Tuesday 5 December 2006
- ↑ http://www.nzmotorsport.co.nz/content/newsarticle.cfm?id=7273
- ↑ MotorSport Names Nine Candidates to 2007 Elite Academy, MotorSport NZ press release, 27 May 2007
- ↑ http://www.formulafirst.co.nz/newsarticle.asp?id=2963
- ↑ Manfeild series largest of its type, Manawatu Standard, & July 2010
- ↑ http://nzmotorracing.co.nz/podium-debut-for-schlorship-winner.html
- ↑ Motorsport: Second time lucky for karter Marr, Eric Thompson, New Zealand Herald, Auckland, Sunday 3 June 2012
- ↑ http://nzmotorracing.co.nz/winning-start-for-scholarship-winner1.html
- ↑ 2014 scholarship winner announced retrieved 12 January 2016
- ↑ 2015 scholarship winner announced retrieved 12 January 2016
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