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<strong>STYLISH DRIVING: </strong> Experienced driver Steve Humble in his Honda-powered Juno S2000 flashes past. <em> Image: Colin Brown.</em>
<strong>STYLISH DRIVING: </strong> Experienced driver Steve Humble in his Honda-powered Juno S2000 flashes past. <em> Image: Colin Brown.</em>

The popular Power Series is set to return to Killarney on Saturday (Feb 21) in its new 2015 guise. And, with everybody realising the value of a good start in the first leg of a 10-round shoot-out, a day of boot-to-the-floor racing can be expected.

This applies particularly to the GTi Challenge in which the knives may be out for Paul Simon, the hard-charging new champion. Although this Class C driver was in magnificent form throughout 2014 there was the inevitable needle that some may feel is still be resolved this season.

Others who must be considered as in with a chance include the previous season’s overall second and third-placed Nian du Toit, as well as the promising young Marco Busi.

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