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MC you can take you car, get driving tips and give it a good flogging. using their cars is a bit different and more expensive. more a corporate thing i think.

the event norbert runs is motorkhana and more competitive. better drivers and cars. you need the CAMS license and all the gear for it.

:alien:

Originally posted by aw11

MC you can take you car, get driving tips and give it a good flogging. using their cars is a bit different and more expensive. more a corporate thing i think.

the event norbert runs is motorkhana and more competitive. better drivers and cars. you need the CAMS license and all the gear for it.  

:alien:

And how do you come to that conclusion ??

Ken

Originally posted by R34

Ken

I think he was comparing the Training day to Max Action event not MC to MA.

Have my first run at MC event tomorrow.

Hope I can sus out the 4WD handling

Cheers

Oh.... OK , yea you are probably right.

Enjo sprint is on at Wanners this arvo starting 4 till 10 pm

Am going up there.

Cheers

Ken

Originally posted by R34

Ken

I think he was comparing the Training day to Max Action event not MC to MA.

Have my first run at MC event tomorrow.

Hope I can sus out the 4WD handling

Cheers

morning or afternoon session? and what team you in?

Shaun

Alright - got an email back from John @ MC - took a while because he has been flat out since the MC Motorsport story on Getaway.

This is what he said:

5 people @ $185 each for a half day. You get heaps more track time, more expert instruction and I think it is a great way to get the most out of your car and yourself.

There are very limited days available over the next couple of months, especially the weekends.

I know it's expensive, but I'm still keen. Perhaps we need to look at the option of doing it on a weekday in order to get a spot.

Let me know if you are keen guys - remember it's only 5 people so first in, first served - I am flexible regarding timing so over to you guys.

Cheers,

Mike.

Originally posted by RadiuM

morning or afternoon session? and what team you in?

Shaun

Shaun

I was in the afternoon session 2 cars after you so you probably didn't see me.

I had the blue bugeye Rex in the WRX 2 team.

Never thought a REX could do power slides ....until now:)

Cheers

I held my own I guess.

Not sure as to the overall result but I came 2nd in the WRX team against seasoned Rex drivers so I'm happy.

Took a mega dollar 12sec WRX on race tyres to beat me though.

Once I get used to the car I'm hoping for an improvement.

Got approached by Norbert the organiser of Max action after one over the top sideways display and asked if I would enter the Max Action event next month....anyone have some Dulnlop R spec race tyres?:D

Originally posted by R34

Shaun

I was in the afternoon session 2 cars after you so you probably didn't see me.

I had the blue bugeye Rex in the WRX 2 team.

Never thought a REX could do power slides ....until now:)  

Cheers

hehe the one with F**K ALL KM's on it? :)

twas some nice driving there, hehe

Shaun

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