Share your Aussie Grit story and win

on August 12, 2013 Off the track news with 5 comments

Are you missing Aussie Grit during the F1 break? We’re using this time to give you the opportunity to win some Aussie Grit Signature Range gear. All you have to do is share a story about an Aussie Grit moment you or someone you know has experienced.

CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE AND ENTER

You could be in the running to win an Elite Cruise Jacket or one of three Elite Run Top/Run Cap packages. In 35 words or less, describe a moment you’ve witnessed where you or someone else has faced a challenge and prevailed, achieved something special or perhaps showed strength of character under difficult circumstances. Your story does not have to be sports related, it just has to be about a significant moment you’ve experienced or witnessed. An Aussie Grit moment.

What are you waiting for? We’d love to hear your story. Click here to join the competition now.

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5 Comments

  • Michael Perrin
    on August 13, 2013 Reply

    As a volunteer firefighter, it always amazes me how family members are so appreciative of us even when they have just lost a family member. Car accidents are the worst but they always thank us for what we do… Love every day, for tomorrow, you never know.

  • emily
    on August 13, 2013 Reply

    A memorable experience working in secondary education; A quiet student, often bullied because he does ballet class, stood up to the jocks at athletics carnival and absolutely smashed them in the 100 metre sprint

    • Mark Webber Site Manager
      on August 13, 2013 Reply

      Hi Emily – this is a fantastic Aussie Grit moment! Make sure you click on the link and submit your entry through the proper channels to be in the running to win Aussie Grit gear.

  • Richtombrom
    on August 23, 2013 Reply

    Leading a team of Aussie trades(8)to volunteer to build in Cambodia at a rural boys refuge. Hot, language, no power. Tools scarce. Perceveered to build a 10×6 concrete floor half brick high timber roof piggery with 8 pens in 8 working days. Guys were legends.

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