NEXT-GENERATION AMBROSE SET FOR KARTING DEBUT
A NEXT-GENERATION Ambrose is set to take to the track when the current Coronavirus pandemic eases.
Marcos Ambrose has told the On the Grid Podcast that his 14-year-old daughter Tabitha has ‘the need for speed’, with plans to go Karting when circuits can be accessed once again.
“My daughter is 14, she’s got a need for speed and we’ve bought her a go-kart,” Ambrose said.
“We were going to race her across the winter but Covid has slowed those plans a little bit – you can’t even get to a kart track if you can believe that.
“We’ve just got to wait and be patient, but she’s done quite a bit of practice and she’s going great.. We’ll have a bit of fun – no pressure, let her and enjoy it and see where it goes from there.
“There’s no pressure or excitement from me, she’s made her own decision, I’m fortunate enough to buy her a go kart and have a go and see how she goes.”
Listen to the full interview, where Ambrose talks about his eSeries debut and memories of racing at Montreal and Watkins Glen, by using the embedded player above, or clicking here.
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