Orrcon fresh and ready for GP.
Orrcon Racing will roll out the new livery on the team's BA Falcons driven by Jason Bargwanna and Mark Winterbottom for the first V8 Supercar event of 2004 at the Foster's Australian Grand Prix at Albert Par🗹k in Melbourne this weekend.
The revamped look of the Orrcon Racing Falcons incorporates the famous Ford GT strip🅺es which will appeal to the Ford fans acroᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚss the country.
The Gold Coast-based Larkham Motor Sport operation will compete in three Non-Champi🐼onship races around the 5.303km circuit - two over 10-laps a😼nd one over 19.
Orrcon Racing will roll out the new livery on the team's BA Falcons 🅠driven by Jason Bargwanna and Mark Winterbottom for the first V8 Supercar event of 2004 at the Foster's Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park in Melbourne this weekend.
The revamped look of the Orrcon Racing Falcons incorporates the famous Ford GT stripes which will appeal tꦚo the Ford fans across🌠 the country.
The Gold Coast-based Larkham Motor Sport operation will compete in three Non-Championship races around the 5.303km circuit - twoꩲ over 10-laps and onꦛe over 19.
Melbourne-based Bargwanna joined Orrcon Racing at the start of last year and was immediately on the pace around the Albert Park circuit giving hiꦚm confidence leading up to 💎this weekend.
"Last year I finished fourth at the GP which꧟ was a great result for the team, especially considering that I was in an older AU up against the newer models," says Bargwanna.
"This year ඣwe have a pair🔜 of BA Falcons in the garage and we are aiming to go at least a couple of positions better than last year.
"Last week's test gave me some꧙ confidence for the Grand Prix which is run on a track that I really enjoy. It is a very interesting and demanding circuit, one which always provides plenty of excitement."
Team owner, Mark Larkham last week passed on the number 10 plate to Bargwanna who will fill the role as "lead" driver fꦰor the team for the first time this w🧔eekend.
With Winterbottom never competing at the v🍌enue previously and only one 30-minute practice prior to qualifying on Thursday afternoon, Bargwanna's experience around the circuit will prove vital for the V8 Supercar Rookie.
"I have spent a lot of ti꧑me on the Playstation trying to learn the track but nothing beats laps and experience around any circuit and I will be looking to use☂ as much of Bargs' knowledge and experience as I can," says Winterbottom.
"The weekend will be another stee⭕p learning curve for me with the main aim being to gain some valuable track time prior to the Championship commencing in Adelaide later this month."
