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Its quite a bit of money for 60 cars at Wakefield and you are lucky if you can get any time with the instructors, but its still a good day and it is timed.

Another "get in early" event... its very popular, so if you're interested, get your spot, pay for it and if you change your mind you won't have any trouble selling your spot.

Who is going? dont want to go and be the only GTR, lol.

Or anyone else from ACT?

Edit:

Just looked at the list there are a couple of liners going :P

DO-Luck GTR33 (if thats for real that would be sweet as to watch) ((its entered))

My name is now down. 27 spots left.

Edited by BNR32t
You guys reckon they'd accept the idea for a few drift sessions?

They did put a specific drift session in at the end of the day at the last one... but it was quite late (last session) and many had gone home, therefore participation was minimal for the drift session.

Its worth asking Marty

See the forum at Autosports http://www.autosports.com.au/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=139

I wasn't going to worry about going because the water truck is so busy this time of year that I will lose my mechanic... but if there is enough going from here, I might just come along too

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