For my Brother, Glenn Scott
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For my Brother, Glenn.
Glenn is taking on the opportunity of a life time this year competing at the highest level of his career for Lorini Honda in 2016 World Super Sport Championship.
Since I can remember, my younger Brother Glenn has loved motorbikes and has dreamed of racing motorbikes on the world stage. He has a talent for racing that not many are gifted.
After years of riding around the family property, he started racing dirt track at age 5 and by the time he was 15, he'd won 42 state titles and 9 Australian titles. Glenn wouldn’t have accomplished this without the support of our family.
Tragically in 2003 we lost our parents to an unfortunate motorcycle accident in rural NSW, Australia. My Mum and Dad were passionate about 3 things, us kids, their business and motorcycles. At the time of the accident, Glenn was only 12 years old.
After the accident, myself and my sister Candice decided to keep and run the family business (a plant nursery on the NSW Central Coast), and support Glenn in his racing endeavours. Which we know would make our parents happy and extremely proud.
At the age of 15, Glenn took the next step in his racing career and moved to road racing, since that time he has competed both internationally and in Australia.
After having success in the 2014 Australian SuperBike Championship, Glenn's talent was recognized and he was offered the opportunity to race in the 2015 World SuperSport Championship . Without hesitation, Glenn and his partner made the move to Spain to live, train and travel the world circuit.
Glenn showed enough potential in his 2015 results to gain an incredible opportunity for 2016 .
However, motorcycle racing is hugely expensive and the family business can no longer support Glenn at this critical time in his career.
Big sponsorship is hard to find, especially for an Australian in a sport based predominately in Europe, dominated by European competitors.
Not only is the sport expensive but travelling the world circuit means Glenn can’t hold down a full time job to pay for his living expenses, including training and travel. All his personal savings have been used in the 2015 season, he's put everything on the line for these opportunities.
Please help Glenn fight for his dream. This is his last chance to make an impact on the world stage, an opportunity he can’t miss. No matter how big or small, any help is extremely appreciated.
You can keep up with Glenn’s movements at glennscott.com.au or on Facebook .
You can watch more about our story on ABC’s Australian Story .
Glenn is taking on the opportunity of a life time this year competing at the highest level of his career for Lorini Honda in 2016 World Super Sport Championship.
Since I can remember, my younger Brother Glenn has loved motorbikes and has dreamed of racing motorbikes on the world stage. He has a talent for racing that not many are gifted.
After years of riding around the family property, he started racing dirt track at age 5 and by the time he was 15, he'd won 42 state titles and 9 Australian titles. Glenn wouldn’t have accomplished this without the support of our family.
Tragically in 2003 we lost our parents to an unfortunate motorcycle accident in rural NSW, Australia. My Mum and Dad were passionate about 3 things, us kids, their business and motorcycles. At the time of the accident, Glenn was only 12 years old.
After the accident, myself and my sister Candice decided to keep and run the family business (a plant nursery on the NSW Central Coast), and support Glenn in his racing endeavours. Which we know would make our parents happy and extremely proud.
At the age of 15, Glenn took the next step in his racing career and moved to road racing, since that time he has competed both internationally and in Australia.
After having success in the 2014 Australian SuperBike Championship, Glenn's talent was recognized and he was offered the opportunity to race in the 2015 World SuperSport Championship . Without hesitation, Glenn and his partner made the move to Spain to live, train and travel the world circuit.
Glenn showed enough potential in his 2015 results to gain an incredible opportunity for 2016 .
However, motorcycle racing is hugely expensive and the family business can no longer support Glenn at this critical time in his career.
Big sponsorship is hard to find, especially for an Australian in a sport based predominately in Europe, dominated by European competitors.
Not only is the sport expensive but travelling the world circuit means Glenn can’t hold down a full time job to pay for his living expenses, including training and travel. All his personal savings have been used in the 2015 season, he's put everything on the line for these opportunities.
Please help Glenn fight for his dream. This is his last chance to make an impact on the world stage, an opportunity he can’t miss. No matter how big or small, any help is extremely appreciated.
You can keep up with Glenn’s movements at glennscott.com.au or on Facebook .
You can watch more about our story on ABC’s Australian Story .
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Glenn Scott
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