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WALKINSHAW ALREADY HAS BOOST REPLACEMENT

Walkinshaw already has Boost replacement - Photo: InSyde Media

By Bruce Williams

Date posted: January 9, 2019

Walkinshaw already has Boost replacement - Photo: InSyde Media

Walkinshaw already has Boost replacement – Photo: InSyde Media

Walkinshaw Andretti United’s new major sponsor to replace Boost Mobile is revealed in the latest issue of AUTO ACTION, on sale tomorrow.

Boost has switched its backing to Garry Rogers Motorsport, triggering the dumping of Garth Tander for Richie Stanaway.

WAU has secured new big backing to join Mobil 1’s long-time support in a deal AA understands is worth significantly more than the mobile phone service reseller’s co-title sponsorship in 2018.

The identity of the Anglo-American team’s new sponsor is revealed exclusively in tomorrow’s new AUTO ACTION magazine, along with the Clayton squad’s plan to continue its move back to the front of the field.

WAU’s new-look Holden Commodores for Scott Pye and James Courtney are due to be unveiled early next month.

Details of WAU’s new sponsorship deal is one of several major Supercars news stories in the latest issue of AA that you won’t read anywhere else.

Keep an eye on our social media Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or our weekly email newsletter for when the digital issue of the latest Auto Action goes on sale to read all the latest first.

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