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It's with regret that I have to annouce the removal of the PIARC Round from the SAU-Vic Championship. This WAS marked down as our 8th and sprint final round for 2008.

The round was supposed to be run on the 9th of November under the PIARC banner, but the Phillip Island Auto Racing Club have decided to shift this sprint meet to the 29th and 30th of November. (30th being the timed sprint day) PIARC Calendar:- Click here

This date change to the 30th conflicts with our club Show and Shine and Xmas BBQ. The committee has investigated the possibility of moving our SnS, but this is not possible.

I'd like to highlight that this change was out of our control.

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Sad news.....

My 2c......maybe just keep this round as part of the championship as a couple of guys I have spoken to will probably go to this anyway. While I love to attend the SnS as last years was pretty good the opportunity to do PI is pretty tempting.

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