I think it had a lot to do with a mum caring for another young son, Julie really made Lukey feel special and in turn as a father, Martin and I know how important it is for the younger minds to feel equal in among the all stars with a few more years up their sleeve.

I was most impressed with the maturity the young UK representative demonstrated, doing homework at night, racing during the day. Perhaps the other Harry should have made another call to one of the Kingdoms own as well! You should all be proud, to have a young driver in your camp, they're becoming a rarity.

So there's a lot of appreciation for the care shown from our surrogate association, our representative unfortunately had health issues at home, totally understandable. After all, Luke is 1/2 English!

My wife will be heading home to Hampshire mid next year, so you never know, might be a good chance for Luke to house mind in Soberton and sneak out and play BRCA style! It's not like he has to dodge Kangaroos in the middle of the night driving back from Sydney!