Jack Falla is a Guernsey born British racing driver who has had multiple podiums in Carrera Cup Australia, Carrera Cup Great Britain and also compete in Blancpain Sprint Series as a Lamborghini Junior Driver. Winner of Wanneroo 300 in GT3 class. [1] [2] [3]
Jack Falla was born on June 20, 2001, in Guernsey Channel Islands. He completed his education at the University of Surrey. Jack is an investor of start-up businesses, including tech company's Kandi Cartel and Found Software. Verus Extracts, a cannabis distribution company and Raw Fitness are amongst other companies owned by Falla. He is the founder of FF Commercial Limited, a leading Facilities Management company based in Guernsey which is starting to fail, Channel Islands under the Vermogen Group umbrella. [4] [5] [6] [7]
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