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EASTERN CREEK TWILIGHT DRIFT - 4TH DECEMBER 2009

Driving Sports inc . Arrive and drive /drift 4th December eastern creek skid pan

To drive/drift our cars

All u need to do bring is yourself, to eastern creek skidpan on the 4th December for the ultimate drifting experience, Driving sports will put you in the drivers seat of four well prepped drifters s15,r31,r32,r33 with 8 trainers, Two mechanics and stacks of tires to burn

What you get

• 1 training session 5 mins , the instructors will drive u around and show u the ropes

• Q n A (Question and Answer) session of 10 mins

• 4 drifting sessions of 7 mins , where u drive and the instructor helps u(if you need it).as it is hard to hear and concentrate on instructions while driving in between your sessions u will have 3 more Q and A sessions to help u next session out

• drinks will be catered for drivers

Cost

For twilight drift, driving sports supplies everything for you.

You arrive and drive for our special introductory price of

$150 + $50 CAMS licence

Schedule

4:15 pm sharp, for drivers brief and a show through the cars

5.00 pm Drift starts

We estimate your 5 sessions will take approx 4 hrs max

10.00 pm drivers de brief

Bookings or more info go to

http://www.drivingsports.com.au/forum.html

To drive /drift your own car

costs is 150 +50 for cams lic if u dont have one

what u get

.first session out a tranier will be in the passengers seat with u to help u if u need it

.you can have a trainer with u every session if u like but u dont have to

.once u r safe and compentent u r able to take a passenger out with u 60 for a passenger all night

sessions go for 7 mins you should get at least 9 sessions

want more info see the link below or email [email protected]

http://www.drivingsports.com.au/forum.html

spectators only 5 bux

hope to see u there



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