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Winton Fun Day - 16 July.

Seeing as there is only one Winton track day on the calender this year this might be of interest to some people.

Time: Gates open at 7am if i remember correctly. Driver briefing at 9 - 930.

Requirements: No cams/AASA licence needed. Helmet and non flammable clothing. Long sleeves / pants

Cost: $25 for Drivers and $25 for passengers.

For those not familiar with these days they are in no way like a Sprint day. You are expected to drive at 80% of your ability and you are usually on the track with up to 30somthing other cars from some nice race cars through to the L platers in mums car. They run 30minutes passenger runs and 30 minutes w/o passengers

I cant afford to do the WRX winton so we are going for bit of fun to make up for missing the championship round at winton. I know there are lots of us not going to this so why not come and have an relatively easy (loosely used term) day at Winton. :(

http://www.wintonraceway.com.au/?item=20236

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You don't need anything like that dark.

These days are quite fun - but totally different to a normal sprint day. We went once and I swear there was at least 50 cars out on the track at once. My record for the day was overtaking 16 cars in 1 lap.

But there is no timing and it is very crowded out there. Also note - in the passenger sessions you can not go out onto the track unless you have a passenger.

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