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DEALS AWARDS 2016


SOLENT … introduces the original Stig


In the world of international motor racing, McCarthy is known for his speed and humour. But he is also famous for his determination, opportunism and dealmaking skills.


His motto is “whatever it takes”, and so much so that he worked on North Sea oil rigs for two years to fund the start of his journey to Grand Prix.


Then as his progression upward through the ranks of international motor sport demanded more finance, instead of saying “this is impossible” he relentlessly sought the necessary sponsorship to make his dream of becoming a Grand Prix driver come true.


His attitude and his story have been inspirational. Damon Hill, 1996 F1 world champion, said of McCarthy: “I have constant admiration for how he turns a no-hope situation in to some sort of triumph.”


Perry McCarthy, the original Stig, is our host at the Solent Deals Awards 2016 THE EVENING


The region’s deals of the year will be announced and celebrated at this prestigious gala dinner which takes place on Thursday June 9 at St Mary’s Stadium, Southampton.


TO ENTER


The deadline for entries has been extended to April 15. To submit your nomination, visit www.dealsawards.co.uk/solent


TO ATTEND Tables for 10 can be booked at £1,500 ex VAT. This includes a three-course dinner and half a bottle of wine per person, plus drinks reception. Individual seats cost £160 ex VAT.


To secure your place, email Libby Sharp at libby@elcot.co.uk www.dealsawards.co.uk/solent


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