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All interested drivers,

As some back ground info, I did a private practise drive day out at OP last month, it was gold. I had an open track and only 4 other cars driving! I had the track to myself, no marshals, no sessions it could not get better. I was incapable of driving anymore laps by 3pm due to exhaustion!

I placed a call this morning to check if they had any more planned days, and apparently there were some cancellations that enabled a few day’s to open up, below is the response I received.

Sat 7th Oct 06, South cct. $110

Mon 16th Oct 06, South cct. $110

Tue 17th Oct 06, GP cct. $110

Wed 18th Oct 06, South cct. PM only $50

Thursday 19th Oct 06, GP cct. $110

As per all CAMS days you need a CAMS Race or L2S licence, helmet, non flammable clothing and a road/track worthy car. Last time I went, they did not even look at my car or helmet, so there is some level of trust.

I would encourage everyone check with Oran Park the day before on 0246461004, to ensure it is still being run.

I think I might do either the 18th and or the 19th Oct.

See you out there!, why own a high performance car and not use it, there is no excuse?

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