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Proudly Presents:

Micolour SAU-Vic DECA Motorkhana ROUND 3of4 of the 2010 DECA CHAMPIONSHIP

When : Saturday 14th August 2010

Where : DECA - Shepparton, 145 Wanganui Road, Shepparton, VIC 3630

Cost : $85

Max Entries : 50 + Reserves

-= PLEASE NOTE =-

The insurer of the event (AASA) has issued supplimentary regulations that require all entrants to wear helmets during all competition. This includes the skidpan and all battles.

This also impacts passengers, as they must also now wear a helmet prior to entering a competition vehicle.

A fire extinguisher is required by all entrants. This is for your own safety.

Please re-read the supplimentary regulations before entering the event.

Entry Form & Supp. Regs. : ENTRY FORM

Event Schedule: Event Sched

Results: Not yet available

YOU WILL NOT BE PUT ON THE LIST WITHOUT SENDING AN ENTRY FORM. NO EXCEPTIONS

All withdrawles will be refunded after the event. Refunds will not be given after 5pm Monday 9th August.

Anyone paying by cheque MUST make the cheque out to Skylines Australia Victoria. Cheques made out to anything else WILL BE REJECTED.

Please support our sponsors : Micolour - Custom Refinishing, 7 Dissik St Cheltenham 3192, Ph: (03) 9555 8011.

1 Ryan Bell Micolour Sileighty***

2 Michael Eichorn Micolour Sileighty***

3 Tim Williamson Micolour R32GTST

4 Martin Sullivan S14

5 Leon Stapley MK1 Cortina

6 Stephen Hugh-Smith Supra

7 Terence Ho R33GTST

8 Gerald Tan Supra

9 Shane Janssen R33GTR

10 Greg Calmer S13

11 Roman Plotnikov 180sx

12 Dane Stokes Sti

13 Kieran Robinson Supra

14 James Dylan Fischer-Myall Sileighty

15 Jamie Lovett SS Ute

16 Sam Zimber Evo 6.5

17 John Packham S14

18 Daniel Robson Supra

19 Mohammed Tebeileh 180sx

20 Adam Birdseye R33GTST

21 Luke Schulze R33GTST

22 Allan Williams Exige

23 Jesse Carnie R31

24 Jeremy Taylor* S14

25 Dean Taylor* S14

26 Nicholas Vargheese Soarer

27 Dean Course R33GTST

28 Troy Brisby Some RB20 thing

29 John Richardson R33GTST

30 Hamish Hampton R33GTST

31 Tom Giordano R32GTST

32 Tim Bryan**** 180sx

33 Campbell Shobbrook**** 180sx

34 James Sherman Commodore

35 Marcus Stacey** E30

36 Julian Stacey** E30

37 Mario West Fiat Punto

38 Russell Cunningham R32GTST

39 Niroj Douglas R33GTST

40 David Talbot Commodore Ute

41 Matt Femino R32GTR

42 Clive Small EVO6

43 Adam Newton*** EVO4

44 Justine Shuller*** EVO4

45 Michael Gerlach Stagea

46 Grant May R33GTR

47 Ross Brown EVO6.5

48 Sandeep Abeywickrema 300zx

49 Zaver Mavany R34GTT

50 Brad Humphrys R32GTST

51 Dan Fewster S13

52 Andrew Richmond R32GTST

53 Chris Thomson R33GTR

Reserves

1 Quinton Richardson R33GTST

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