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Malcolm Wilson (GBR), Ford/M-Sport Team Boss

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Q&A: Malcolm Wilson - EXCLUSIVE.

Sunday, 13th January 2008

Malcolm Wilson speaks exclusively to Crash.net Radio's Rob Wilkins.

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We have a great line-up nominated for Monte Carlo too with Francois Duval - that is only a one-off event, but to have him and Galli for the event at the Principality is a very strong way to kick off the season.

Crash.net:
Is it possible Francois will do more than one event with the Stobart team this season?

MW:
At this moment in time the plan is definitely just for one event - but we will see how Monte Carlo goes. There are no plans currently, but you never know...

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