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Hi Everyone,

Just thought i would post up my local towns major event.

Legend of the Lakes Hillclimb, 450km from Melbourne.

I race every year at the event and one of the top runners there, last few years they was limited spots free this year they have extended the running over 3 days so more spots have opened up.

The location is great and the whole weekend is just great.

Entrys are limited so you will have to be quick but would like to see some fellow skylines there.

Have attached some footage of the climb from past years have a look,

This is one of my runs

Club web site, Entrys forms can be found in the events page.

http://www.seacsa.com/hill_climb.htm

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Looks like a bit of fun.

ive had a glance at the supp regs and probably missed it but is this a L2s event? and what are car requirements? cage?

Yes you need a L2s CAMs licence.

Bellow are the only restrictions anyone can entre any car you dont need a cage, last 2 years i have run a non cams approved cage.

Rear-engine cars cannot be accepted unless they are production cars with substantial body work and bulkhead forward of the cockpit, due to the configuration of the safety rail (Armco).

15. FIRE EXTINGUISHER:

All competing vehicles shall carry a properly affixed Fire Extinguisher complying with the provisions of Schedule H of the CAMS Manual.

20. CLOTHING:

Safety helmets, as to AS1698 standard (or otherwise to the standard listed in Schedule D of the 2010 CAMS Manual) are mandatory.

Clothing of a non-flammable material shall extend from neck to wrist and ankle.

All open Sports and Racing Car drivers must wear goggles or a visor to AS 1609/1981. Goggles with glass lenses, whether laminated or not are unacceptable.

Driving suits and gloves are encouraged but are not mandatory.

The first year it was run i entred in it i was only 17 had an old supra and just drifted most of the course just had a ball, the location is just tops also you can chill all day, and you mates can come with an esky full of beer and just watch and drink also.

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