A Question of Motorsport with Tim Harvey & Paul Rees
19/10/2015
Porsche Centre Guildford hosted an evening of great entertainment and delicious food for the first round of our Carrera Cup themed ‘Question of Motorsport’.
We had the pleasure of welcoming Porsche Carrera Cup driver Paul Rees as team captain. Competing against Rees and captaining the opposing team, was legendary BTCC driver, former Carrera Cup Champion and ITV Commentator Tim Harvey.
On display were two 911 (Type 991) GT3 Cup Cars, still marked with battle scars from the penultimate round of the Carrera Cup.
Porsche Centre Guildford was packed with guests who were treated to fantastic cuisine provided by the student catering team from nearby Guildford College. The night started with a Q&A session, where guests had the opportunity to ask Paul and Tim about all things motorsport.
The quiz was an entertaining and competitive affair with Paul Rees and his team just edging out on top. The night concluded with autograph signings and photograph opportunities.
We would like to thank all who attended and our team captains for a fantastic night of motorsport.
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