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bleh - I'd put some clear tailights on my car so you could get used to seeing my rear end :devil: .... yeah 29th Feb is a while away, but I am hoping next Sat or Sunday is an AIR street meet, then Nats on the 14th Feb, then karting 2 weeks after that.

Yep new faces... and new names forgotten already.

Good to meet the new crew though.

Mel took some nice snap shots, I'll get her to post them up soon.

Pity we wasnt in our daily driver, otherwise coulda bumped the silver lancer off the road that was doing a U-turn on the way up to Lofty point. Cant believe they didnt hear me comming!

nah it seems to have slipped my mind ;) .... hang on wasn't there some little fellow that had about 20kg on everyone?! :D .... tee hee I know a fat bastard like me will never win, but it's not whether you win or lose - it's how hard you drift :D .... the seat's yours Matty - assuming you don't own a GTR by then :cheers:

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