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Dear SAU,

The Victorian Drift Club in conjunction with the Victorian Cancer Council is holding a Charity Cruise this weekend from Melbourne to the Great Ocean Road.

The cruise will be held over three days; Friday 22, Saturday 23, Sunday 24.

The charity cruise is to raise funds for the cancer council.

The cruise is being sponsored by:

Meguiars Car Care Products who have kindly donated some of their waterless car wash kits. (RRP89.99~)

Mobil Oils who are providing each driver with one 5L bottle of Mobil 1 engine oil (RRP60~)

Red Bull - we are negotiating a time and place to meet up with the Red Bull team on the return trip. (unconfirmed!)

To join the cruise a donation of $20 per car will be collected at the starting point.

Drivers are required to apply the relative sponsor decals to their car.

Upon doing so, the driver will receive sponsors products.

Victoria Police have been informed of this event and are happy to cooperate with us.

Once we reach Port Campbell, we will be camping.

Cost is $25 dollars per site, and $6 per extra person.

Cabins can be leased at a higher price.

There is a limited number of 25 spots available

Prior registration is essential - Do not arrive at the start line without prior registration

To register, contact:

Ron

Victorian Drift Club

0401177295

Planned Route and Itinerary

22nd Feb 2008

6.00am Meet at Western Ring Road (In Bound)

6.30am Driver Briefing and Registration

6.40am Apply Decals / Petrol Stop

7.00am Start

RIGHT Princess Freeway (M1)

STRAIGHT Melbourne Road (M1) Through Geelong

STRAIGHT Settlement Road

LEFT Torquay Road (B100)

STRAIGHT (Begin Great Ocean Road)

Anglesea STOP

Aires Inlet

Fairhaven

Moggs Creek

Eastern View

Big Hill

Lorne STOP

Separation Creek

Wye River

Kennet River

Gray River

Sugar Loaf

Woangarra

Petticoat Creek

Skenes Creek

Apollo Bay STOP

Ottway Lighthouse Road

Cape Ottway STOP

Horden Vale

Glenaire

Alveres Hill

Yuulong

Wattle Hill

Gellibrand Lower

Princetown

Port Campbell STOP END DAY ONE

23rd Feb 2008

Beach Day

24th Feb 2008

Return home using reverse route.

Apologies for such late notice, if you are coming, contact me via mobile ONLY

Ronald Chong

Marketing Manager

Victorian Drift Club

+61401177295

[email protected]

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