Paul Radisich
Race car driver and touring car champion
Born
October 9th, 1962
62 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
New Zealand
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Competed in various touring car championships, achieving significant success in the Super Touring Car category. Gained recognition for winning the British Touring Car Championship in 1993 while driving for the Ford team. Also participated in the Bathurst 1000, securing victories and showcasing talent in endurance racing. Throughout a career spanning several years, built a reputation within the motorsport community.
Won the British Touring Car Championship in 1993
Secured victories at the Bathurst 1000
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