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g'day every one. Vic drift are having a practice day at winton on the 11th of march. i figured a few of the sliders out there would be interested.

I’m proud to announce that VicDrift will be hosting a Drift Practice day on the 11th of March 2006 @ Winton Motor Raceway.

Details are as follows:

The Day Consists of a full day of Practice with a Top 16 battle at the end of the day.

Scrutineering would open at 8am.

Drivers Briefing @ 9 am.

Cars on track by 9:30 am.

VicDrift will have a number of mentors available for you to utilise on the day to assist you in improving your Drift Technique if you require. This will be espically good for first time drifters.

First time Drifters are encouraged to join us as the day has been designed to cater for begineers to expert drivers.

Practice all day with a small lunch break.

Then at 4:30pm we would start a TOP 16 battle for drivers that have been selected throughout the day by the judges.

Driver Entry fees will be: $130 for Members of Victorian Drift Club, and $160 for Non-Members.

Spectator Entry Fee: $15

We will have 2 Drift Vehicles Available for Spectator Passenger Runs on the Track, final costing for passenger runs to be advised

A AASA Licence will need to be purchased for the year @ $45, which will be needed for other tracks so it will be good to have.

There will be Tyre changing available: $15 per tyre changed, which includes disposal of old tyre.

More Details to follow!

for more info go to www.vicdrift.com

cheers, jonno

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g'day every one. Vic drift are having a practice day at winton on the 11th of march. i figured a few of the sliders out there would be interested.

for more info go to www.vicdrift.com

cheers, jonno

hey mate just a quick question, would you reccomend pulling front bumper off an r33 at winton for a first time drifter? done a few track days out there and can see my bumper gettin totaled!

cheers

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