Get road ready this Easter with Jack Daniel’s Racing Jack Daniel’s Racing drivers Rick and Todd Kelly have called for drivers to pace themselves on the roads this Easter holiday period. Fatigue is one of the major issue facing Australian drivers across the Easter break as families and friends embark on the traditional long-weekend getaway. The former Bathurst 1000 champions have also created short road safety videos to help the public get road ready this Easter. Kelly also acknowledged the importance of sharing the driving, especially on a long journey. For Todd Kelly, preparation for a long road trip is just as important as the drive itself, a fact the Nissan driver knows well through regular journeys between Melbourne and his native Mildura. For more road safety tips from Rick and Todd Kelly head to the Nissan Motorsport website or YouTube page. Follow Jack Daniel’s Racing: Web: http://www.nissanmotorsport.com.au YouTube: www.youtube.com/Nissanmotorsporttv Twitter: @Nissan_MSport Facebook: Facebook.com/NissanMotorsportAus Instagram: NissanMotorsport Rick Kelly on Twitter: @RickKelly Rick Kelly on Instagram: rickkelly15

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