Cameron McConville Gets Super Cheap
Super Cheap Auto Racing, the official entry of Paul Weel Racing in the V8 Supercar Series, has confirmed the identity of its new 2006 driver.
Cameron McConville has been officially named as the replacement driver for former driver Paul Weel, who announced his departure from Australia’s highest form of motorsport due to business commitments (running the team and concentrating more on his PWR Performance Products brand).
Both McConville and new teammate Greg Murphy had hinted at the move for sometime, yet Super Cheap Auto Racing today officially announced the 2006 driver lineup.
McConville began racing in the V8 Supercar Champion in 1999 with John Faulkner Racing. Opportunities to drive alongside the likes of Craig Lowndes and Mark Skaife at the Holden Racing Team arose in 1999, but it wasn’t until he drove for the small Lansvale Racing Team outfit in 2001 that he started to become noticed in pitlane. (SOURCE: Crash Net)
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