Tribute to Mike Lovell from Brookspeed team owner Martin Braybrook

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Mike Lovell

“Mike Lovell has always wanted to be a motor mechanic ever since the tender age of 14. He worked hard and built his experience, eventually joining Brookspeed in 2005.
He quickly established himself as a vital member of the team in his position of Workshop Manager & Race Engineer, and thought nothing of working through the night if an engine needed rebuilding.

He had a warm and engaging personality, and was able to form a rapport with Brookspeed customers – often going that extra mile to ensure that he provided the service they came to expect.
He was always keen to learn and grow his vast knowledge, and could pretty much turn his hand to any engine – anything from a humble generator, up to supercars and powerboats.
When the opportunity arose for him to be involved in the amateur racing he embraced it whole-heartedly, jumping at the chance to pilot the boat. He loved every second of it – living his dream.

Mike was very popular and much loved by his colleagues and his peers in the motor racing community. He touched the lives of many during his short time, and we all feel stunned at his loss. There is nothing that can salve this great sadness, and love and thoughts go to his family and friends.

Mike, I miss you immeasurably.”

Martin Braybrook,
Brookspeed

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