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DRIVER BIO - ALEX DAVISON Car Profile | Car Make/Model | Ford Falcon FG | | Car number | 4 | | Engineer | David Stuart | | History | Debut Adelaide 2009 | Driver Profile | Date of birth | 3 November 1979 | | Birthplace | Melbourne, VIC | | Lives | Gold Coast, QLD | | Marital Status | Married to Melanie | | Height | 186cm | | Weight | 80kgs | | Children | Daughter, Lily (1) | | Nickname | Davo, Albert | | Interests | All Motorsport, Trail Bike Riding, Holidaying in my Caravan | | Personal vehicle | Ford Falcon FG XR6 Turbo | Driver Chat | First Job | Car Parts Delivery Driver | | First Road Car | Ford XF Falcon Ute | | First race car | Van Dieman RF95 Formula Ford | | Hero | My Grand Father Tony Gaze, Jack Brabham | | Favourite circuit and why | Bathurst: Because no matter how many laps you do around there, you are never 100% comfortable when you are really pushing hard and drivers will be rewarded there by being a little brave. Even when you know the track very well, it is still challenging. It is also such a unique mixture of permanent circuit and public roads. | | Favourite Race and why | Le Mans 24 Hours. Awesome track which you never really stop learning and like Bathurst has a great mixture of permanent and temporary circuits. The atmosphere at that race is amazing and to push 100% for a whole 24 hours (in our case there was basically only 2 drivers) is such a challenge on so many different fronts. At the time you just want it to be over but the next day you would like nothing more than to start all over and do it again. | | Most memorable racing moment | Winning my first race in Europe. Rd.1 of the 2001 German Carrera Cup at Ockenheim | | Greatest personal influence | Basically my racing influences nearly everything I do. Every time I make a decision, I have to contemplate how that decision will affect my ability to be successful in motorsport. | | I prepare for a race by | Being as prepared as possible in all area. This allows me to be more relaxed before each race, knowing I have one all I can. | | Best advice ever given | To try and be nice to everyone and not burn bridges by bad mouthing people. | | Best/Worst part of the job | Obviously to be paid for doing what is basically my hobby and something I am passionate about is a privilege nobody should take for granted. The worst part is the lack of job security and the affect politics can have on our SPORT. | | Significance of helmet design | Was designed during class at school when I should have been learning something! | | You'll never see me without | My phone or my Citizen watch. | | Favourite food | Most things that are sweet. | | Favourite movie | - | | Music on my iPod | Too much to list but Powderfinger, Something for Kate, Kings of Leon have been played a bit lately. | | To exercise regime includes | Mainly running and some strength work. | | Person I'dmost like to meet | - | Driver Stats | Touring Car/V8 Supercar Championship Series Debut | 2006 Sandown 500 | | First Win | - | | First Pole Position | - | | First Podium Finish | - 2nd place Hidden Valley, Darwin - Race 2 | | First season in a V8 Supercar | 2006 | | First major crash | - | | First Bathurst | 2004 | | Number of Bathurst starts | 6 | | Superstitions | None | | Personal Sponsors | Roma Caravans | 2009 Results | Overall result | 16th Overall | | Best finishes | 2nd Hidden Valley, Darwin - Race 2 | | Best Qualifying result | 10th, Hidden Valley Darwin | | Worst 2009 result | Townsville! DNF's on both days! | | Alex Davison on the season ahead | I'm heading into my second full time season in V8 Supercars this year and I think I have a pretty good knowledge of the tracks and the car now. It's time to get some good results, and this year I will be working with my new engineer in David Stuart. The biggest thing I want to improve on is my Qualifying so I plan to hit the ground running in 2010! | Alex Davison Career Highlights
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Shane spent his formative years racing ATVs on natural terrain motocross tracks and a Quarter Midget on speedway ovals before a brief but typically successful dalliance with karts. Since then he has been on a fast track to major Australasian success. In 2010, driving the SBR #9 SP Tools Racing Falcon, Shane has already shown signs that have marked him as a future star of V8 Supercars.
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Slade stamped his mark as a man to watch in 2006, when he finished runner up in the Australia Formula Ford Championship. Since then he has also seen success in the Fujistu Development Series and this year is entering his second fulltime season in the V8 Supercars main game racing alongside his SBR teammates in the #47 Wilson Security Racing Falcon.
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