Cowan Cavalletti is pleased to stay within our equestrian sphere, in having the naming rights of the Cowan Motorsport New Zealand team race car. Like all equestrian pursuits the sports people have lots of learning’s, and fluctuations in emotion from sheer panic, exhilaration, despair and joy. The race series they have entered is the budget, Le Mons series, commonly known as the Lemons 12 hour, or 24 hours endurance series. It’s a tongue and cheap fun series for motorsport enthusiasts. Cowan Cavalletti rides the rollercoaster of emotions following their journey. Follow them on https://www.facebook.com/cowanmotorsportnz/
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