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i will suit most dates :) maybe 6pm dinner 8pm Karts

if that date is no god ask for the 25th or 26th thats the following week

agreed! even twilight racing :P

anytime on saturday's is good for me.....unfortunately i play soccer on sunday's so depends on the date the season might just be over......but as it stands till the end of this month sundays are not good for me....ohh kelly if you get enough people try organising a enduro event....thats a lot of fun as well with driver changes and teams.....i think you need a min of 16......just a suggestion!

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