MOTORSPORT COLOURING IN BOOK
FACT: Colouring in helps reduce stress, and here at The Race Torque we are all about a stress-free existance.
“ARTWORK”: Mark Walker
Click on each picture to be able to print at home, obviously, as Officeworks is now out of bounds.
So crack out the crayons, and get scribbling in our patented Motorsport Colouring In Book!
Post your examples to the comments section on our Facebook page and we’ll award the best attempt a prize.
“Mates Bringing Back the Biff” – Eastern Creek 2003
Share a Coke with…? We’ve already this year had the ability to share a Coke with James and Chris, so why not insert your favourite person on the bonnet of the Team Sydney rig? Sorry, we should have warned you to buy more red crayons BEFORE the lock down…
This certainly was stressful for Dick Johnson, the day he stuffed the Greens Tuf Falcon into the Forrest Elbow shrubbery. Now, have a crack at the door of said wreck, bonus points if you get the Channel 7 rainbow right.
We’ve provided a cheat sheet for this one: Shane Van Gisbergen sending it into the beach at Barbagallo in 2015.
Another one we’ve given you a cheat sheet for: this “artistic” photo frankly did not translate well to the medium of colouring in. Have at it.
“Inversion” by Jason Bright.
“Fenced” by Tim Blanchard.
“Absolute Dog’s Breakfast” by Pepsi Max in 2011
“50 Shades of Gray” brake rotor
“Bathurst in Watercolour”. Go on, use watercolours, I dare you.
Mark Walker (administrator)
A vastly experienced Motorsport Public Relations operator, journalist, commentator and photographer, Mark brings his unique angle to The Race Torque in both words and imagery. As well as serving as our key photographer on the ground at major events around Australia (and overseas), Walker will often chime in with his unique and pin-point sharp viewpoint of the racing world via the keyboard too.
