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Heard on the news tonight that the SA government is now saying that there is no land available.

And that the investors are getting fed up and may look interstate.

Good on ya SA, the backwards state :P .

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sorry for a late post, but even if it a race track was built where it was meant to be. As a person that lives on victoria rd near the harbor I can tell you that there will be no damn difference from the weight of the trucks shaking our house or the work that goes on until 4am down at the sub corp/docks with the damn trucks and containers to a couple of cars racing, atleast it wont be EVERY NIGHT!

IM ALL FOR IT!

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Heard on the news tonight that the SA government is now saying that there is no land available.

And that the investors are getting fed up and may look interstate.

Good on ya SA, the backwards state. :)

what a joke at no land available......come on

loling at the backwards state.....so now motorsport will really be dead in Radelaide.....Mallala aint the best either

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what we do, is cause a massive accident, claim it, get money pay out, buy huge land, build our own race track, charge people to race. win.

hey its better than waiting another 100 years for the government to catch up. :P

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