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As soon as we are setup (shouldn't be long) it'll just be a case of filling out some forms and paying the money, very simple. This is how i'll be aquiring my CAMS license... Brett

When you say "track day" i'm not sure of your meaning behind that. However 6 cars are on the track at once, you get 5 laps which includes 1 warm up lap 3 hot laps and 1 cool down lap. It's not a race against each other, it's a race against the clock as there is delayed timing (same system used in the V8's) If there is something specific your wanting to know then let me know. Brett

I 'think' it's $30 (i'd have to find out exactly), other advantages is you could compete in any hill climb, any motorkhana etc

Guys and girls after the popularity and success of our first event i am pleased to announce that we will be holding a new event on the 17th March 2006. there is only 40 places avail for this event and they will surely fill up fast, with many people already wanting to sign up for this event. 17th march (friday) night 5pm onwards 5.30 SHARP scruitineering 6pm Driver Briefing 6.30pm On Track 11.00 Burnouts (not10.30pm) Cost is slightly different from last time $150 + CAMS licence (day $40 or year licence $97 can be purchased from us on the night) We are creatin a CAMS afiliated car club so we can do this. memberships will be $97 and this includes your 1 year CAMS licence. Also ALL vehicles are to be fitted with a fire extingusher, these can be purchase through us at a discounted rate which will include fitting. Deposit info will be posted shortly more exact details will follow very soon. so stay posted. Cheers Brett. p.s. my email is [email protected] if anyone has any questions.

Hey guys, see new thread for details on the next track night in 6-8 weeks

Not a problem, come down at 530..

Here is the sup regs for tonight, if you have any questions about any aspect then please refer to this. Sup regs

That's ok, we aren't out to pissoff the car community. We're just trying to give them an opportunity to use their vehicles in the manner that they were meant to be used, but legally.

It's the short track as the long track isn't lit up around that right hand sweeper.

I have been informed that track hire and insurance is $4000 alone just to give you some idea. I do hope everyone turns up for this event as it is looking to be a top night with the selection of cars that we have on our list. As a reminder, there will be a bbq food and cold drinks available on the night and that alcohol is not permitted... Brett

hello my name is jai and i am the organiser of this event, brett who you have been speaking to, works for me. now i have silently sat back and watched as you abuse the night that we have spent hours working on. but now i feel that it is going to far. for starters you go on like your racing? but who are you? and have i seen your money? i dont think so. the night is about people having fun and learing to race their own car around a very challenging track at night. it gives them the opertunity to see how they compare against similar cars, older cars and newer cars. they may be new to racing or have done it for years, it is unfair to call them amatuers, they are enthusiasts. i dont believe it is rude to charge an entry fee. and only $5 i might add. not $10 like the drifting. or $15 like wed night drags. 20 people DOES NOT cover costs. 30 people DOES NOT cover costs. clearly you have no idea and are clearly dreaming. people like you will sit on forums all day long and bag out events like this because you dont have the balls to stand up and participate. honestly i dont want you there with that attitude. but im more than happy to invite YOUR friends to come and watch. Regards Jai Philp

This event has all the required approval by CAMS and the likes, along with the fact that it has an ABN number due to being ran through a company. With this in place we are legally allowed to charge for spectating. If the numbers were around the 35-40 then the price would be looked at, unless you can find another 15 people in 2 days the price will still be $150. Brett

When the next night is organised i'll be putting it back up on the same 21 forums, plus more if i hear of any.

Below is the formal information for the Track night please read it. I will create a complete list of cars tomorrow. Information sheet

PSI - Yes indeed. Send me an email (first post) and i'll give you the deposit details.

ant95GTR - If it is to the CAMS specs then that wouldn't be a problem from what i can see as this is aimed at street cars which obviously wouldn't have all that gear.

I was away yesterday however I'll have something typed up by tomorrow morning which will outline the times etc. I'll then post it on all the forums and it will also be emailed to out entrant list.

This is an incomplete list of vehicles that are attending: 1. 95 Toyota Supra TT manual 2. JZA70 Toyota Supra 3. Ford XR6T 4. Subaru WRX 5. Nissan Skyline R32 GTR 6. Suzuki Swift GTi 7. Nissan Skyline R32 GTR 8. Mitsubishi Lancer EVO 9 9. Nissan 180 SX 10. Ford Falcon GT-P II 11. 1976 Holden Torana Coupe 12. Nissan Pulsar GTiR 13. Subaru WRX 14. Nissan Skyline R32 GTR 15. Nissan Skyline R33 GTR 16. Nissan Skyline R33 GTR 17. Nissan Skyline R33 GT (Non Turbo) 18. Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 8 19. Subaru WRX STi

Email sent shaun...

Sorry i have been corrected regarding times, please be at the track by 6pm for scruitineering. And an official schedule will be up before the night.

Oh and also there will be dinner in there somewhere also...

nah it's a friday night, the 20th to be exact.

I've lost my the details but i think it's get there bout 630 - 7pm driver breifing, 730 hit track... I'll confirm that later.

We now have 19 deposits and this event will be going ahead, make sure you come down to check out the action on the night...

We've still only got 14 deposits. No i'm not atm but i will be joining them this year.