Team BRIT’s Bobby Trundley takes podium place in charity event
Wokingham racing driver Bobby Trundley took a podium place in a recent charity kart race. Bobby joined his Team BRIT ...
Tag: Motorsport
Team BRIT earn podium finish in charity karting event against F1 legends
Wokingham racing star Bobby Trundley, who races for all -disabled Team BRIT, has taken on F1 legends Damon Hill and ...
Bobby laps up more success for Team BRIT
Wokingham racing driver Bobby Trundley has stormed to victory once again, with yet another race win with Team BRIT in ...
Bobby Trundley takes trophy for Team BRIT
Wokingham racing driver Bobby Trundley’s 2021 celebrations are continuing after winning his race with Team BRIT in the Britcar Championship ...
Karting prodigy hopes to emulate Formula 1 heroes on international stage
Local student Maciek Hamera is hoping to emulate his motorsport heroes by racing on the international stage.Maciek, 17, has been ...
Team BRIT’s Bobby Trundley makes superb start to new season
Wokingham racing driver Bobby Trundley is celebrating after an amazing start to the season with a weekend packed with success. ...
Wokingham’s Bobby Trundley helps launch new Team BRIT Racing Academy
WOKINGHAM teenager Bobby Trundley has been included as part of a special event to launch the new Team BRIT Racing ...
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