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Hi guys,

I am pleased to inform you all the dates for the 2008 Tasmanian Drift Series have been finalised and can now be released to the public. After a successful inaugural year the Tasmanian Drift Series is back bigger and better in 2008. The biggest step forward for the series this year is it is now a true state series, compromising of rounds at both tracks at opposite ends of the state.

2007 Tasmanian Drift Series champion Simon House will have to fight hard this year to defend his crown with an ever growing list of drivers and teams improving their cars and teams to newfound heights. If you are a mainland driver interested in attending one or all rounds of the Tasmanian Drift Series feel free to contact myself via email at [email protected] or simply via PM if you would like further details. Accommodation for mainland competitors can always be supplied by a number of drifters volunteering their premises and other assistance can be provided if required.

Cheers

Ben Purtell

Committee Leader of Drifting Tasmania

The dates:

Round 1- May 3- Baskerville Raceway

Round 2- May 24- Symmons Plains Raceway

Round 3- July 19- Baskerville Raceway

Round 4- August 23- Symmons Plains Raceway

Round 5- October 4- Baskerville Raceway

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