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Organise a Team – be the manager – a driver or be part of the team’s pit crew...........

An event proving so popular with club motorsport enthusiasts in Victoria is to be staged at Wakefield Park in July this year.

2010 Wakefield Park 6 Hour Relay Regularity 10 – 11 July

The Wakefield Park 6 Hour Relay Regularity is a motorsports event specifically formulated to give club members or individuals a chance to form teams of drivers and pit crew to compete against other teams – not as a race but rather as a Regularity styled event. Therefore outright speed is not the major factor in winning.

· Each team must consist of a minimum of 3 cars and 4 drivers, up to a maximum of 6 cars and 6 drivers.

· Each team driver nominates a target lap time which they believe can be consistently maintained.

· If the driver goes quicker than their nominated lap time, the lap doesn’t count, if they achieve their nominated lap time, they get the lap plus a bonus lap and if they are slower than their nominated time, they only receive the lap.

Most cars are eligible (open wheel cars not accepted) and only require normal safety equipment needed at a sprint meeting (ref. The Supplementary Regulations for the event).

The event is open to all holders of AASA Club Licenses, Wakefield Park Licenses, and CAMS L2s Licenses.

Circuit Information - Wakefield Park is a 2.2km racing circuit located 2 hours drive from Sydney and about 1 hour from Canberra, and is positioned 10km south of Goulburn on 130 acres of cleared land. There are no trees or natural obstacles near the track. Safety is paramount and ripple strips, tyre walls and gravel traps have been positioned so as to make Wakefield a very safe circuit on which to run any type of motorsport event.

For more information and entry details visit our web site www.wakefieldpark.com.au or phone (02)48222811.

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