A high school Information Technology manager will swap his computer screen for a windscreen as he competes at a national rally event this weekend.
Andy Darlington, from Mold, has been self-building rally cars for the past seven years and has been racing his life-sized toys at local night rallies.
The former Royal Air Force soldier has had a “long interest in rally cars” and began building and racing vehicles after resigning from the forces.
A recent dinner with guest speaker, Sam Warburton, Wales and British Lions captain was held at Mold Rugby Club. The sell-out event took place over the august bank holiday weekend in a specially erected marquee at the club’s ground.
iData is delighted to announce becoming the main sponsor of Mold Rugby Club (in Welsh Clwb Rygbi Yr Wyddgrug). The teams will sport a new kit emblazoned with the iData logo. iData’s sister company Outlanda, at their joint premises in Mold, is producing the kit for K2 Academy Summer Camp for the juniors. Outlanda supply corporate clothing, workwear and football, rugby and sports kits as well as business gifts and promotional items and has recently invested in a state of the art embroidery machine at its premises.
This article appeared in the January 2017 edition of the Manchester Business Post
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