WSID Invasion
GO SAU !!! Or for the people who couldn't be bothered clicking the above......
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It’s been a long time coming, but drag racing returned to NSW when Western Sydney International Dragway held its first Wednesday Street Meeting on January 21, 2004.
Following seven years of hard work by Jim Read and company, WSID opened its doors attracting close to 3000 spectators and over 100 entries. A thunderstorm blew through at about 4pm and while a second storm lurked around in the sky, it disappeared and the track was dried. At about 7pm the officials were in position and the first two cars were given the signal to enter the WSID drag racing arena. What was significant for Auto Salon and Drag Combat fans alike was that the first two cars were both imports. Two Nissan Skylines smoked ‘em up in the burnout pad and caught clean greens before speeding off down the brand new quarter mile.
For some, rain is seen as a good luck charm but for us the first pairing featuring two import cars is sure seen as a good omen for Drag Combat’s future.
(Photo 1 - Two Nissan Skylines - 2RISMO and BUSTER from www.skylinesaustralia.com - smoked ‘em up in the burnout pad and caught clean greens before speeding off down the brand new quarter mile.
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Adrian