Where To Go In Victoria?

[Rolo Tummussey]

I'm looking for more skidpads/drift tracks in Victoria. Vicdrift doesn't have many events (or enough) and I can't find where I can go and just practice/have fun. Is there anywhere you can drift at a run whatcha brung day and they won't give you an earfull?

Has anyone heard of a drift day at Philip Island? I'd love to have a go down the hill and straight onto the huge left hander before the straight!

Again, skidpads, big bits of black bitumen or even some concrete I can go and lark around on would be great. South and Eastern suburbs preferably but anywhere in the state would be great. Is there a Sandown drift day?

[NORMAL]

go to driverdynamics.com,

they run skid pan days at attwood, near melb airport.

I instruct at these sessions and they are heaps of time on the pan to learn, in a safe, stress free environment.

Vicdrift also run beginners parts of the courses away from the main game and spectators, so again its pretty stress free. there is instructors there as well that will help you tackle corners properly and learn the basics

Otherwise SAU run the DECA days which look pretty good for beginners as well

Plenty on offer, you won;t regret getting out there i assure you!

[cuttz]

go to driverdynamics.com,

they run skid pan days at attwood, near melb airport.

I instruct at these sessions and they are heaps of time on the pan to learn, in a safe, stress free environment.

Vicdrift also run beginners parts of the courses away from the main game and spectators, so again its pretty stress free. there is instructors there as well that will help you tackle corners properly and learn the basics

Otherwise SAU run the DECA days which look pretty good for beginners as well

Plenty on offer, you won;t regret getting out there i assure you!

awsome info cause i sorta thought the same thing. cheers for the heads up

[green33t]

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