2013-12-09 09:17:19.2
With less that a week to go until the Clay Pigeon event, all is pretty calm in the Eddie Hall camp. It has been very uneventful since the last race, Eddie has stayed well out of the political storm that has been brewing since Whilton Mill.
When asked about the most recent controversies surrounding race bans being handed out, Eddie simply replied "It's none of my business. As far as I'm concerned, the club officials make the rules and we follow them. I just hope that this bullshit dies down soon because I like the friendly atmosphere in this series the way it is."
Eddie is looking forward immensly to the upcoming races at Clay Pigeon, which he says is his favourite circuit. Eddie wil again race for Racing Imperitave, filling the second seat in the two man team. Pete Finnis is entering just two drivers to go all out for a competitive result. It will also mean more track time for both drivers, which Eddie is looking forward to.
"This is the race where I feel I have to start getting the results. I have come so close to qualifying straight into the A final in the first three races, and the speed has certainly been there. With many laps in the endurance race on what is probably the best circuit on the calendar, I am hoping for a good result in the sprint and will obviously try my best in the endurance as well."
