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Archerfield Drift Demo This Friday Sept 14


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This Friday we're having another demo at Archerfield Drift track. This one will be different to the others...this time we're doing tandem runs

WHERE: Colebard St, Archerfield

WHEN: Friday September 14

TIME: 6pm

COST: $10 (spectators)

So here's your chance to see some top drifters in close action with each other...you can even win a ride in one of the cars

Entrant Details:

Cost: $50 for car and driver, each extra person is $10 each

We ask that all competitors are there and ready for briefing by 6 so we can officially start at 6:30

We're going to run qualifying to determine the top 16, then top 8, top 4 and top 2. If we get more than 20 entries we'll put up $1000 prize money to be split across the top 4.

Edited by option1

Well i had a great time Friday night. Was my first comp & i managed to make it into top 8 but got knocked out by Stephen in his V8 S13. So im going to try & get out to more of these if i can.

Carl

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