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The first stage of the Top Technician competition saw hundreds of technicians from all over the country complete a online test, designed by Top Technician, to challenge their skills and knowledge in all aspects of vehicle repair and diagnostics. The 24 technicians with the highest scores will now be put through their paces at the Top Tech semi- finals at Delphi’s training headquarters in Warwick on the 22nd and 23rd of March.
The semi-finalists are:
Paul Briscoe of Brown’s Garage, Shropshire
Lee Collins, Kwik Fit Group, Manchester
Gareth Edwards of Bangor Garage, Aberystwyth
Mark Fathers of Diagnostic Services, Leighton Buzzard
John French of Grovebury Cars, Leighton Buzzard
Paul Gutsell of Harwoods Crawley
John Hall of John Hall Auto Electrician, Yorkshire
Mark Kemp of JMG Porsche, Dorset
Quinn Lawman of Barkway Service Station, Herts
Peter Leeming of Lloyd BMW Colne, Lancs
Anthony Lugger of Ugborough Garages, Devon
James Mc Callum of Mobile Vehicle Diagnostics Services, Shipston on Stour
Ainsley McEwan of McEwan’s Garage, Derby
Richard McVeigh of Kwik Fit, Derby
Dave O’Neill of BC Motors, Fife
Lee Pritchard of Bradbury’s Garage, Gwynedd
Rafal Rosielewski of Crewe Volkswagen, Crewe
Adam Smith of Station View Garage, Surrey
Steve Smith of Hills Toyota Woodford, Essex
Craig Stephens of Kwik Fit, Rhondda
Andrew West of Erme Valley Autos, Ivybridge
Anthony Wiggins of Islington Trowbridge Motors, Wiltshire
Keith Windle of Skipton Ford and Mazda, Yorkshire
Dan Wright of Clive Atthowe Tuning, Norwich
As proud sponsors of the Top Technician competition Blue Print will be presenting this year’s winner with a G-Scan – the market leading Asian scan tool for Asian vehicles, and a year’s free unlimited access to AutoVista - a new, VRM led, technical data and online parts catalogue system, for all makes of vehicle.
For more information on either G-Scan or AutoVista please visit www.blue-print.com/gscan and www.blue-print.com/autovista
Those who entered but did not make the final 24 can still be a part of Top Technician by attending Top Tech live on May 18th at Mercedes- Benz World; you can purchase tickets by clicking on the ‘Related Link’ below.
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Top Technician has revealed the 2012 semi finalists!
Date Listed: 05/03/2012The first stage of the Top Technician competition saw hundreds of technicians from all over the country complete a online test, designed by Top Technician, to challenge their skills and knowledge in all aspects of vehicle repair and diagnostics. The 24 technicians with the highest scores will now be put through their paces at the Top Tech semi- finals at Delphi’s training headquarters in Warwick on the 22nd and 23rd of March.
The semi-finalists are:
Paul Briscoe of Brown’s Garage, Shropshire
Lee Collins, Kwik Fit Group, Manchester
Gareth Edwards of Bangor Garage, Aberystwyth
Mark Fathers of Diagnostic Services, Leighton Buzzard
John French of Grovebury Cars, Leighton Buzzard
Paul Gutsell of Harwoods Crawley
John Hall of John Hall Auto Electrician, Yorkshire
Mark Kemp of JMG Porsche, Dorset
Quinn Lawman of Barkway Service Station, Herts
Peter Leeming of Lloyd BMW Colne, Lancs
Anthony Lugger of Ugborough Garages, Devon
James Mc Callum of Mobile Vehicle Diagnostics Services, Shipston on Stour
Ainsley McEwan of McEwan’s Garage, Derby
Richard McVeigh of Kwik Fit, Derby
Dave O’Neill of BC Motors, Fife
Lee Pritchard of Bradbury’s Garage, Gwynedd
Rafal Rosielewski of Crewe Volkswagen, Crewe
Adam Smith of Station View Garage, Surrey
Steve Smith of Hills Toyota Woodford, Essex
Craig Stephens of Kwik Fit, Rhondda
Andrew West of Erme Valley Autos, Ivybridge
Anthony Wiggins of Islington Trowbridge Motors, Wiltshire
Keith Windle of Skipton Ford and Mazda, Yorkshire
Dan Wright of Clive Atthowe Tuning, Norwich
As proud sponsors of the Top Technician competition Blue Print will be presenting this year’s winner with a G-Scan – the market leading Asian scan tool for Asian vehicles, and a year’s free unlimited access to AutoVista - a new, VRM led, technical data and online parts catalogue system, for all makes of vehicle.
For more information on either G-Scan or AutoVista please visit www.blue-print.com/gscan and www.blue-print.com/autovista
Those who entered but did not make the final 24 can still be a part of Top Technician by attending Top Tech live on May 18th at Mercedes- Benz World; you can purchase tickets by clicking on the ‘Related Link’ below.
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