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As Mentioned, a track day at Winton Motor Raceway, electronic timing, heaps of FUN!!

Entry Fee: $120 which includes Timing device hire

Spectators Are more than welcome, and there is no cost to come and watch. Also you can go for a ride in the cars but you must sign on with a Passenger indemnity first.

YOU WILL NEED:

Long sleeve and long pants of non flammable materials i.e. No Nylon

AASA license which can be bought on the day for $50 or CAMS L2S

Closed footwear

Helmet that complies to Australian Standards (has ASA or Snell Sticker)

Car needs to be in a good condition, no oil leaks, no loose items in the car and battery secure.

Good condition tyres

This will be limited to 60 cars, with 5 groups of 12 cars.

All people wishing to attend need to make payment to the specified bank account. When you send your email you will be sent an entry form as well as payment details. You will need to email the following details

Full Name

Address

Mobile Phone Number

Car Make, Model, Capacity, and your previous best time at Winton (for grouping purposes)

I have run many events at Winton and been involved in the running of many more right up to the V8 Supercar level. We have now decided that we will utilize our expertise at event management to organize a fun filled day with no stress.

This is late notice for this event but it is only due to a cancellation that I have been able to get a day on the track, as it is booked solid until the end of the year.

As it is Melbourne Cup Day we will be stopping the events on the circuit to watch the race. And time permitting during the day we will try and organize a couple of “cup sweeps” to add to the fun.

SO IF YOU ARE INTERESTED EMAIL YOUR DETAILS TO [email protected]

Just a heads up for everyone, I will not be near a computer for the next 3 days, I am racing in the Six Hour Relay Race this weekend in the Tampered Motorsport Team.

If you have any questions or anyone else wants to book in please email me, cause there is a chance I could check them.

Cheers, have a great weekend everyone cause I know I will! :/

Ok there has been a couple of cancellations, there are 4 spots left now. I need to try and fill these spots today so I can release the group listings.

If you know anyone interested tell them to email me [email protected] so I can put them in for a spot.

Cheers

Adam

BTW The forecast is for a nice sunny day!

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