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Mark Cormack - Nuevo Camino Speed Machines

Gold Coast, Australia

Mark Cormack, better known as Madchook, grew up around his father Neil’s surfboard factory. His own start came glassing for Darren Handley. Nuevo Camino Speed Machines brings that shaping and glassing background together with another long-running obsession: motorsports.

Racing and engineering are part of the picture. Weight, flex, materials and the small changes that add up once something starts moving. From the Talladega Twin to the Speed Pin, even the names give you a clue. Mark pays close attention to the finish, then expects the thing to go.

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