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Entry Forms and Sup Regs are now available for Round 4 of MRA on 25th October at Wakie :(

The new website is now up and running also Motor Racing Australia

Hope to see some of you there, if you have any questions please contact me :rofl:

Jess

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Awesome last round for MRA!! I was doing Race Control but on emergency channel ..something different for me

Was a massive field for Combined sedans and great to see such variety in the cars racing!!

The entry form and sup regs are up for the last Oran Park GP round and looks to be awesome day of racing!

Hope some SAU peeps decide to enter :)

Happy Racing :)

Ive got all the forms, the blokes from mx5racing have said I can do my OLT in the practice/morning session

just filling in my log book stuff now

Ive got all the forms, the blokes from mx5racing have said I can do my OLT in the practice/morning session

just filling in my log book stuff now

WhhoooHoooo Yep you sure can cause I know the people that will be observing you :P I hope you enter!

Fingers crossed this might be the first outing in the new car. woohooo

I hope you enter as well..Will be the last race meetingsever at Oran Park pretty sure :)

Dont think there are any race meets there in Jan just super sprints :ninja:

Ryan,

You need Level 2 AASA licence and logbook

Make sure you tick Level 2 box at bottom right hand corner on licence form

Level_2_License_Application.pdf

MRA_log_book_aplication.pdf

You will also need to notify Matthew at Wakie that you want to do your OLT on the 12th Dec in Qualifying

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