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Three-time world touring car champion Andy Priaulx revealed his family sold their house and moved into a caravan to finance his racing. His son Sebastian now drives for Ford in endurance racing.
Three-time world touring car champion Andy Priaulx has revealed that early in his career, his family sold their home and moved into a caravan so he could continue racing.
His son Sebastian is now a Ford driver in endurance racing, competing in the IMSA GTD Pro category. Priaulx admitted he feels intense stress watching his son race, knowing the hardships of motorsport, but is proud of his achievements.
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Three-time World Touring Car champion Andy Priaulx said his family sold their house and lived in a caravan to fund his racing career. His son Sebastia...
Three-time World Touring Car champion Andy Priaulx said his family sold their house and lived in a caravan to fund his racing career. His son Sebastian is now a Ford endurance driver.
Former world touring car champion Andy Priaulx revealed that early in his career, his family sold their home and moved into a caravan to fund his raci...
Former world touring car champion Andy Priaulx revealed that early in his career, his family sold their home and moved into a caravan to fund his racing. His son Sebastian now drives a Ford Hypercar and competes in IMSA GTD Pro. Priaulx said he feels intense stress watching his son race but is proud of his accomplishments.
Andy Priaulx, a key figure in 2000s touring car racing, said his family sold their home and moved into a motorhome to fund his career. His son Sébasti...
Andy Priaulx, a key figure in 2000s touring car racing, said his family sold their home and moved into a motorhome to fund his career. His son Sébastien is now a professional Ford endurance racer (IMSA GTD Pro). Priaulx expressed pride in his son’s driving and conduct, but admitted he feels more tension now due to his understanding of the sport’s challenges.
Three-time World Touring Car champion Andy Priaulx said that early in his career he sold his house and moved his family into a caravan to fund his rac...
Three-time World Touring Car champion Andy Priaulx said that early in his career he sold his house and moved his family into a caravan to fund his racing. His son Sebastian Priaulx now drives for Ford Endurance in the GTD Pro category. Priaulx admitted he feels intense stress watching his son's career, knowing the challenges of motorsport.
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