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yeah shaun, mate i would get that seen to. it wasn't just shooting the odd flame on gear change, it was continuosly putting a little fire out. you dont really want all that heat and flame constantly heating your bar, and possibly the fuel tank behind it. there is definately something very wrong there.

Hi guys,

Just thought I would log on here to say hi.

I am glad you all had a good day out at Oran Park on Saturday. We from RENEW are certainly glad that you all enjoyed it.

The pre-event time did run a bit over, but that was caused by a lot of cars turning up ar scrutineering towards the end of time allocated, and also a bit of getting used to the processes that are required to be followed on a CAMS day, as opposed to other days that RENEW have held at Wakefield that some of you may have attended. Part of this was also having such a large number of trainee and first time officials that had to briefed, signed on, etc.

As stated earlier, the limit for the number of cars on the track is 10. This is a CAMS set limit for Oran Park. Wakefield, for example is set at eight.

The afternoon ran a lot more smoothly.

Thanks to Adam for liasing with RENEW, and for doing all of the organising from SAU. Also, a huge thanks to those guys who volunteered for the flag marshalling positions. You guys hepled make the day possible. Susan, the Clerk of Course, was certainly impressed with you all, and was most humoured by the banter on the radio during the day. :D

Personally, I was loving the flame throwing Skyline and the Silvia. And the Capri, of course.

We hope we will see all of you guys who were there on Saturday, plus a few others, at our up coming RENEW days at Wakefield - July 2 and Eastern Creek - October 8.

Cheers,

Craig :ermm:

I made a post on ausrotary but suffice to say for here that a few people were quite late in arriving.

Yeah, Here is an image taken of the after flame thrower...

Yep awesome flame thrower best I have seen and very distracting driving behind it.

Fatz I only run around 370rwkw for circuit. Fun to wrestle it down the straight dodging Skyline mobile chicanes.




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