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Hey all,

The next event on the Vicdrift calender was ment to be a comp but due to our calender being all stuffed up from calder priceing pushing the venue out of our calender.

March 16th at winton raceway is probably going to be run as a normal vicdrift practice style day with the comp held in the afternoon.

who's coming?

The first drift event at winton this year and its set to go off!

I shall have solid details about the event tomorrow night and i'll post any updates in here.

If you have any questions feel free to PM us or just ask in this thread and I'll get back to you asap.

www.vicdrift.com

Joel Collie

VicDrift Marketting Director (This was stolen and posted here from the vic events page)

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K people I've got the official word, we all went round for C-Spec bolg and meeting. We have decided that this next event, the 16/03/2008 will be run as a practice day.

Changes have also been made to the general running of each event this year. Practice/comp days will be run, the idea being that each event noted will be practice in the morning, qualifying in the afternoon for street & Pro classes and then points based comps in the afternoon. the top 16 will be seeded and placed in order of rank to go head to head in this year's Drift Attack!

look to the website. www.vicdrift.com for updates, and don't forget to sign up to our forum to stay current, and have a say with vicdrift

Thanks,

Joel Collie

VicDrift- Marketting Director

Whether of not i will be there is going to be dependent of the weather. I have a HCR32 with stock cooling system and my water temp was reaching 94 today (36 degrees) with a bit of light thrashing. So dont really wanna cook my 20 at the track.

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