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Meiji Techno Announces Winner of 2009 Deserving Young Driver Award

Meiji Techno UK, one of the UK's leading suppliers of light microscopes and accessories, is pleased to announce Jonathan Hair as the winner of the 2009 Deserving Young Driver award. Jonathan, a mechanical engineer with a first class degree from the University of Bath and now working with Rolls Royce, is now driving in the BARC Dunlop Clubmans Cup series in a Mallock Mk28 EBX sports racing car painted in the livery of Meiji Techno.

Meiji's Mallock Mk28 EBX car decked out in Meiji Techno colours will be driven by Jonathan Hair in the 2009 BARC Dunlop Clubmans Cup.

In sponsoring Jonathan, Meiji is enabling someone to get started in motor racing who might not otherwise have been able to afford it. With many sales of their microscopes in the motor racing and engineering sectors, Meiji saw this as an excellent opportunity to help a young driver make his first steps towards a possible career in motor sports.

Commenting on Jonathan's selection, Meiji Techno UK Managing Director, Richard Fry, said he was impressed with his experience of motorsport engineering and his drive to invest his own time and money to join a competitive racing team. "Jonty has already driven in four races this season gaining podium finishes in two. We are now looking forward to his first win. It is good to be watching a car decked in Meiji's colours and helping a fine young man start his career."

To learn more about the products and services in light microscopy, visit Meiji's web site at www.meijitechno.co.uk

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