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Hi Everyone

Our next High Performance Driver Training and Track Driving Day will be held at Sandown on Sunday 21st September

We will be running the day as an 'open pit lane' day, but we will also have 4 qualified (Certificate 3 and 4) instructors with lots of experience.

Our instructors for this date are..

2x Konica V8supercar champion Dean Canto,

Australian Sports Sedan Champion and outright Sandown lap record holder Darren Hossack,

Porsche Carrera Cup Champion Dave Reynolds,

1998 Formula Ford and 2005 Konica V8Supercar Champion Adam Macrow.

We also provide lunches, tea / coffee / soft drinks , flaggies and Racesolutions Motorsport medical / rescue crew.

You do not need a CAMS or ASSA licence to participate in our High Performance Training and Track Driving Days. You also don't require any special modifications to your car.

Typically, drivers can expect more than 200 kilometres of track driving for the day.

The format we run to is: 3 groups of fifteen drivers, twenty minutes of track time per hour.

Start time is 8.30 am for safety briefing, track is open from 9.00 am until 4.00pm.

Call Tessa during office hours to book your position

1300 652 693

Or email [email protected]

Cost is ONLY $245.00 per driver.

Friday Nights at Sandown are not too far away...

Just a small reminder that our exclusive Friday Night Trackdriving Sessions at Sandown Raceway will begin on Friday 10th October.

These tracknights (evenings ??) will run from 5.00pm until 9.00pm with lapping from 5.30 until 8.30.

Three groups of 15 drivers, 20 minutes of circuit driving per hour for each group.

Cost is only $150.00 per driver, we are taking bookings now !

If you want to be a trackdriving pioneer and be a participant on the first ever nighttime driving event at Sandown better call Tessa now on 1300 652 693

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