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tas skyline

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Howdy fellow Skyline owners and other Nissan freaks.

The Drift Practice day is on at Baskerville Raceway on Saturday 6th May.

Me and a few of the Skyline boys will be heading out there to watch this sideways shredding of rubber. Thought it would be a good opportunity to get as many Skylines and other Nissans up on the hill as possible.

Start time will be about 10:00am with 2 car eliminations after 12:00.

Details of the event can be found at: http://www.hobartsportingcarclub.org/drifing.html

Hope to see you all there.

Regards,

Tas Skyline.

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Howdy fellow Skyline owners and other Nissan freaks.

The Drift Practice day is on at Baskerville Raceway on Saturday 6th May.

Me and a few of the Skyline boys will be heading out there to watch this sideways shredding of rubber. Thought it would be a good opportunity to get as many Skylines and other Nissans up on the hill as possible.

Start time will be about 10:00am with 2 car eliminations after 12:00.

Details of the event can be found at: http://www.hobartsportingcarclub.org/drifing.html

Hope to see you all there.

Regards,

Tas Skyline.

Come on Rod, get the GTR out there :)

I will be out there making a fool of myself

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i will be out there with my new locker :(

:( not another "backyard special" Sam

So you have gone to the dark side and now part of team M.I.G :D

ill be out there making pinstripes with tyre walls.

You must be 18 or older to compete*

*and over 5 feet tall :D

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I'll be there watching too. Should be a good day. Apart from the 3 hours travelling to get down there and then 3 back. How much is it? It says on that hobart sporting car club site that it's $10 to spectate but i read on ae86 driving club that it's free? I think it was grandmasterb that said that actually.

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