TSL’s Anthony ‘Turbo’ Hall set off on Friday 19 July in ‘Poppy’ – a wholly
unsuitable 1000cc Perodua Kenari – with his teammate Abby ‘Henri’
Cooper. Over the next 12 or so weeks, they will drive
through no fewer than 22 countries.
The car joins a fleet of vehicles as part of the
world-famous Mongol Rally. Turbo and Henri have
named their intrepid team the Nomadic Numpties,
which is certain to be eye-catching as they race
through eastern Europe and into lesser-travelled
terrains towards deepest Russia. “I’ve known about
the Mongol Rally for many years and it’s always
something I’ve dreamed of doing,” said Turbo.
“When the chance to enter arose, we jumped at it.
It’s an unsupported drive, which means we’ve had to
take care of all our own travel arrangements, accommodation, visas and
other elements, so getting ever ything sorted has been quite a process.
We’re excited for this adventure and proud to be
raising money for such a good cause.”
The team has already smashed its initial
fundraising target, raising almost £4,000 for Backup
so far. TSL HQ will be tracking the Nomadic Numpties’
progress over the next few months via their Instagram
page. They are inviting the industr y to make a
donation to Backup, the benevolent fund set up to
provide financial support to technical professionals in
their time of need, via the TSL Lighting website.
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TSL’S ‘TURBO’ EMBARKS ON EPIC
MONGOL RALLY FOR BACKUP
TSL Lighting Design Director, Anthony ‘Turbo’ Hall, has set off on a mammoth
22,000-mile return road trip from Kent to Ulan Ude in Russia to raise money for
the technical entertainment charity, Backup.
CLOCKING OFF
TSL Lighting Design Director, Anthony ‘Turbo’ Hall.
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