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TanderSport owner/driver Leanne Tander rebounded from race one disappointment to win the prestigious John Bowe Trophy at the Country Club Tasmania F3 SuperPrix at Symmons Plains.

Now-retired V8 Supercar driver John Bowe will make an early return to Mount Panorama next February for his second start in the WPS Bathurst 12-Hour.

The name Bowe is synonymous with Tasmanian and Australian motorsport - but before current V8 Supercar star John Bowe, there was Brian, the father of John and a Tassie racing legend all the same.

As Peter Brock prepares for his final race at Bathurst, another veteran of the Mount Panorama circuit will reach a landmark of his own, as two time Bathurst winner John Bowe prepares to compete in the race for the 20th time.

OzEmail Racing's John Bowe will challenge Mark Skaife for the championship at Perth's Barbagallo Raceway next weekend in what is tipped to be one of the hottest contests of the 2004 V8 Supercar season.

After conceding an extra pit stop in race two, John Bowe has fought back in his OzEmail Falcon to take 12th position in the final encounter at the New Zealand round of the V8 Supercars at Pukekohe Raceway.

After two years racing with OzEmail Racing in the #888 Falcon, John Bowe will start 2004 with a new identity. For the 2004 V8 Supercar Championship, Bowe's OzEmail Falcon will sport the number 12, a mirror reverse of team mate and owner, Brad Jones' number 21.

OzEmail Racing's John Bowe has continued his racing charge to finish race two of the New Zealand V8 International in tenth position. The longer 150km format race two suiting both Bowe and his car.