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I would get so cranky if we were performing on a Bathurst day and I would have the TV set up in my dressing room and between every song I would run out and check if anything had happened and then run back on stage.” “When I was 17 I wrote that on the first album. “Funnily enough on my first Hi-5 album it says what would you be doing if you weren’t in Hi5 and I wrote V8 Supercar driver,” Robinson said. Robinson, now a mum of two engaged to GT racer Liam Talbot, said she had always coveted a career in motorsport. “I went to pretty much all of the races anyway so they may as well put me to work.” “As an absolute obsessed fan since I was a little girl, it’s definitely an incredible feeling to be trackside and right there,” Robinson said.
Robinson has also revealed that she grew up with a picture of Dick Johnson on her wall. “There are a lot of women and a lot of women in industries that you would not expect - like children’s entertainment - that are just as obsessed as you sitting in your backyard watching every race as well.” “But it does prove maybe to those people the appeal of this sport goes beyond just men. “A lot of people say ‘Is she going to come out in a Big Red Car’ and you think ‘Wrong show’ but I get that. “It has probably been hard for the viewers thinking ‘What is this Hi-5 chick doing there?’ and I totally understand that dialogue,” Robinson said. Pit reporter Robinson has been a childhood fan of V8 Supercars.Ĭharli Robinson has revealed some of the sledging she has been forced to endure since the singing and dancing children’s entertainer became a V8 pit-lane reporter. It will be the 25th V8 start for Ingall in the Bathurst 1000 and his first competitive Supercars hitout since his appearance as a co-driver in the 2016 enduro cup.
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In what will be the oldest and youngest driver pairing on the grid, Ingall will team with the young gun who will replace seven-time champion Jamie Whincup at Triple Eight next year. “When you are hulking around 40kg bags of cement, that keeps you going all right.”
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“All these other latte sippers are out there wandering around on their 20K push bikes in Lycra and I said ‘Mate, there’s no better training than some actual manual labour. “I’m out on the shovels, digging holes in the blaring sun and it’s bloody hot, it’s been 30 degrees, and a couple of the tradies said to me ‘Geez, what are you in the sun for?’ and I said ‘Mate, I’m heat training’. “I’ve been doing a couple of developments so I’ve been on the shovels,” Ingall said. The 57-year-old, who will team with teenager Broc Feeney in a wildcard entry for Triple Eight in the Great Race, has been “on the tools” building a new property on the Gold Coast and said he couldn’t have found a better way to get himself physically ready to race. Two-time Bathurst 1000 winner Russell Ingall has found the perfect way to prepare for his Supercars comeback at Mount Panorama this year - manual labour. “This track is just terrible,” the championship leader said. They might have just spent $33 million on upgrades but a savage spray from Shane van Gisbergen has seriously hurt Sydney Motorsport Park.Ĭlaiming to be the “home of Australian motorsport” after installing 134 light poles, enhancing the drag strip and building a centre of excellence, van Gisbergen poured a bucket of rubbish on the tip-side track when he slammed the tyre ripping in two separate interviews.
Third-placed Shane van Gisbergen was critical of the track surface at Sydney Motorsport Park this weekend.
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