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yer... i'm up for that.. i got my stockies on at this very moment in anticipation :(

track drifting would be better..

skidpan drifting is for cars which can't actually skid under real power like most of the mcccr's if u ask me :D, but sure we would learn some good handling..

i know a particular person who needs to go on there to learn a few somethings... :)

alright well ive kinda got some bad news and good news, well we can have around 5 hrs on the skidpan and do whatever we want,aslong as we keep the noise down (so no loud cars) and that we have 7-10 drivers at the MOST on the day as he said it takes too long to give every1 a go, and then theres the cost He said $95 which is pretty expensive but u get around 45-60mins on the skidpan each. So is any1 still interested? Im gonna ask a friend who is the Manager at Calder to see whats involved and the costs in hireing that instead,i mean 10 ppl with $95 each is almost 1000 and i think if we had about 30 ppl atleast we could hire out calder for the day instead couldnt you?

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