ROFL!
As I am eagerly anticipating the release of Gran Turismo 5, I am delving about the Net re-hooking up with sites and people that I haven't spoken to in a while (since LOTRO rather than GT started eating all my gaming time).
One of my old virtual racing buddies pointed me in the direction of this rather kind official (as in not written by me) bio that still exists on my primary 'board' that I used to 'race' for in my GT3 and GT4 days
Man what a difference 6 years or so can make - I don't look brightly cheerful or as youthful as that any more
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As I am eagerly anticipating the release of Gran Turismo 5, I am delving about the Net re-hooking up with sites and people that I haven't spoken to in a while (since LOTRO rather than GT started eating all my gaming time).
One of my old virtual racing buddies pointed me in the direction of this rather kind official (as in not written by me) bio that still exists on my primary 'board' that I used to 'race' for in my GT3 and GT4 days
Man what a difference 6 years or so can make - I don't look brightly cheerful or as youthful as that any more
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Sukerkin
Date of Birth 12 May, 1963 Birthplace Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom Current Residence Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom
GTRC Team Asphalt Kannibals GTRC Number 63
Career Overview
Sukerkin's OLR Career is marked with success. As member of the Autobox Kannibals, Sukerkin was victorious in the Driver's Championship for the Insanity Endurance Series, helping his team to the Team Championship as well.
Sukerkin also was Driver's Champion for the Psyfalcon's Fall Touring Car Series, and tied for second place in FR Class for GTRC Lite 2004.
Sukerkin is also a part of Team Numbers, proudly representing GTBN in the annual Board Challenge series.
In other realms, he is also the winningest driver in the WRL Challenge series.
Perhaps most notably, Sukerkin has accomplished all these things driving with Automatic transmission. While in September 2004, he made the switch to a manual box, Sukerkin will long be remembered as one of the fastest Auto drivers there was.
