'We are just crushed by what has happened.' 9News
Mr Seymour, who raced as Tony Seymour, was described as an experienced driver who had competed in the race for years and also competed in rallies through Cairns and Victoria.
"We are all just devastated by this tragedy and all of our thoughts are with Tony's wife, Sandra, and his extended family and friends." "And I'm fully aware and was present while the safety briefing was given to all the drivers by Targa officials. "The change to downgrade the event to touring only was a difficult one for all of us to make but one that was necessary in the current circumstances as we work through this difficult time," Mr Perry said.
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