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31/08/08 - Dunlop Motorsport Ireland - Young Racing Driver of the Month
28/07/08 - More Points With Second For Breen In Germany
04/05/08 - First Point for Niall Breen In F3 Euroseries
01/01/08 - Niall Breen signs for Manor Motorsport in F3 Euroseries
08/11/07 - Breen set to beat Tommy Byrne's Macau Record
15/10/07 - Niall Short-listed for Dunlop Young Racing Driver of the Year Award
30/09/07 - Breen ends Rookie F3 year with fine fifth!
09/09/07 - Fifth Podium for Breen at Croft
26/08/07 - Breen bounces back at Thruxton
12/08/07 - More Points for Breen at Challenging Silverstone Weekend
28/07/07 - Breen takes more points after tough challenge in Spa
15/07/07 - Breen still in the hunt
05/07/07 - Mark Webber takes time out with Niall Breen
24/06/07 - Breen pulls more points out of the bag in Monza
07/06/07 - Irelands latest International Star
03/06/07 - First Irishman to win British Formula 3 in 5 years
20/05/07 - Second Podium for Rookie Breen in Romania
22/04/07 - Breen Shines at Donington Park with fine second place
09/04/07 - Breen takes points finishes in Oulton Park Formula 3 debut
02/04/07 - Breen set for British Formula 3 debut at Oulton Park
01/01/07 - Breen steps up British Formula 3 with Carlin
01/10/06 - Niall Breen clinched the 2006 Formula BMW UK Championship title
Mark Webber takes time out with Niall Breen
Posted by NB on 05/07/07Irish Formula 1 aspirant, Niall Breen, took some tips on climbing the motorsport ladder when he met up with Red Bull Renault Racing's Mark Webber at Silverstone on Thursday before Sunday's British Grand Prix.
Dundalk's Breen, who is sponsored by Bar One Racing, won his first Lloyds Insurance British Formula 3 race at Snetterton with Carlin Motorsport last month. The rookie will be bidding for race win number two on the Brands Hatch Grand Prix circuit next Sunday, July 15.
When he met up with the affable Australian Formula 1 driver, they chatted for while. Webber said: 'Niall's a great kid and I'll be happy to have a word about him to one of the GP2 bosses for a drive for next year.'
Twenty-one year old Breen, who is currently fourth in the Lloyds TSB Insurance British Formula 3 Championship, said: 'Mark's a brilliant guy, very down to earth and he was so helpful. He gave me valuable time despite having such a busy schedule at Silverstone and I really appreciate the interest he took in me.'