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evil_weevil Grand Master

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Lets keem em quiet... :teehee:

Friday 15th on GP

(Could be busy as there is a race meet on that weekend so most guys will be out practicing - but L2S guys do get our own sessions)

and Sat 30th GP (James has already posted about this!)

$120 for each, get there around 8:30-9am

Im keen for either one!

Cheers,

Chris

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Ed - depends :)

LAst time I was there, there was only scoobs and I there and a drift s15 car.

so they allowed him to dorri - and so we did and nothing was said :)

Also there is friday night off street drifting in June which I'll post up shortly :P

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