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If my car wasnt pinging in 4th gear i would probably enter. But looks like the car needs a bit more attention then i hoped. :P So for the minute i am beign sensible and keeping my money in my pocket as the car is driving fine...and the fix to the pinging, wheel alignment, gearbox fluid and tyres all means too much dollars pre drunken bahviour in San Sebastian.

Ive just notice about 63 cars are entered!!!

hows track time gonna be with that many? im guessing everyone will only get a couple of sessions and thats it?

We will get at least 4 sessions, generally 5 sessions as most people pull the pin late in the day so you rarely leave feeling short of track time.

13 GT-R's and counting :down:

Yeah 63 cars for Sandown is bugger all so there will be plenty of track time.

The weather looks great too so thats a nice change. Will be nice to drive with some grip! Certainly better than my last few track runs.

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