Indie retailer Virtual Games backs British VW Cup driver

MCV Staff 19th September 2014 Business News

Bracknell-based indie Virtual Games has sponsored local driver Paul Inglis.

Inglis was representing ‘Team Hard’ in the last round of this year’s Volkswagen Cup at Donnington Race Circuit, which also held the GT Championship that weekend.

Team Hard owner and British Touring Car racer Tony Gilham said that "For a rookie driver, Paul drove an excellent race. It’s all about experience."

Virtual Games says it hopes to get involved in the racing sector itself in the future.

Picture credit: Paul Mortimer

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