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Friday is for ANDRA tech'd cars and drivers only.

Must have UDL licence and current ANDRA tech'd car to compete

It will rain anyway

you sure? te website says its open to street cars aswel

Full Throttle Fridays return to Western Sydney International Dragway and this time they will be harder on the hammer than ever before!

If you own a Street Legal Car, you will be welcome as always to rip down the quarter mile, just like our hugely popular Wicked Wednesdays!

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