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Drift Practice - Calder - Wed 28 June

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The first Drift Practice event for 2006 at Calder Park will be held Wednesday 28 June 2006.

High powered performance street cars, high precision driving.

Fans, whether you want to spectate or compete, make sure that you’re there to enjoy and join in on all the spectacular side by side action - Drifting at Calder Park!

Competitors: $90

Spectators: $20

Gates open: 5:00pm, track opens 6:00pm.

Requirements:

Driver - approved helmet, non-flammable clothing, flat enclosed shoes

Car - roadworthy, safe/working seatbelts, etc

Beginners welcome and encouraged to attend.

If you have any further queries, please contact Carmel Studley at [email protected], Leanne Wilson at [email protected], or Reception on 03 9217 8800.

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Bec Grand Master

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There are 3 more of these events scheduled for the rest of 2006 - August, September and October.

Details will be posted each time the events are being held.

You do not need to be experienced to attend this night - it is a practice night, its not a competition.

I have been advised by the organisers that they are encouraging beginners to attend.

If you have concerns, you can call the above number and they will answer any queries you may have.

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Russman Grand Master

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i read on NS that there would be monthly drift sessions at calder, can u confirm this at all?

Read the forum on in the events page titled 'Drifing Is Back At Calder Park'.

It has dates and everything you need to know.

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i read on NS that there would be monthly drift sessions at caldren, can u confirm this at all?

The dates for the rest of the Drift Practice Sessions at Calder this year are on our EVENTS CALENDAR as I said above.

You can also check out the Calder website Here

Russman Grand Master

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To those that went, what did you think?

I think it was very average because of the way it is now run. Very slow, not enough action and people driving very conservatively not wanting to hit tyres!

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Yeh, it was pretty weak.

Takes too long to get a drive, too long between cars, no tandem action.

Meh, I liked the 180 that sounded like a screaming cat and was down with the loudness of that white S13

HAHA I remember the cat! and the white S13 was one of the best drivers.

Hope it's more exiting next time.

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