Toronto, Ontario - Fresh off a successful month of June which saw Zacharie Robichon bring home 4 wins in 6 starts, including a win in F1600 at the prestigious Canadian Grand Prix. The up and coming Canadian driver racing for Brian Graham Racing is proud to announce a partnership to help promote the all-new action sports camera mount, SPIVO.

What is Spivo!? The Spivo Stick is an action sports camera mount that rotates cameras 180 degrees with the push of a trigger, allowing you to capture your full surroundings. Imagine capturing wicked follow cam shots and a shameless selfie in the same run! The Spivo is the first of its kind; it allows you to capture you, your surroundings, and perspectives which were never before possible.

Spivo launched their Kickstarter campaign and within the first 24 hours received close to 20% of their end goal! While they are well on their way to reaching their funding goal, they are actively searching for more supporters to ensure the success of Spivo. To become a part of this new adventure, pre-order your very own Spivo through their kickstarter campaign here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/734583776/spivo-trigger-your-adventure?ref=nav_search.

“This new product is revolutionary in the sense that it offers something that is unavailable in any other product. The action sports camera market is continuously growing and I couldn’t help but be excited at the opportunity of supporting this new product and help some hometown friends in achieving success” mentioned Zach.

"We're stoked to have Zach on board of our winning team. We can't wait to see what the rest of 2015 has in store for us." mentioned Marc Bjerring, one of Spivo’s co-founder’s and engineers.

For more information on this product at the track, you can contact Zach at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or you can check it out on their website at Spivo.com. Follow along for the latest updates from Zach and the crew at Spivo on their twitter handles, @ZRobichon and @Spivostick.  

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