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3 June 2007 HSW Print drives forward a racing careerHSW Print is supporting the career of young racing driver Gary Simms. Following phenomenal success as a sponsored driver for Speedwork Motorsport, Gary has enjoyed a year on the racing circuit and is eagerly seeking sponsorship for 2008 in order to take his career forward. Malcolm Hackman, Director at HSW Print said, “We are pleased to be able to support Gary. We are helping to develop his promotional literature so that when he is out there he can let people know about what he is doing and hopefully get sponsorship for future races.” |
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