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oh dear...maybe I'm a little too enthusiastic

Entries as at 6th March 8:57PM: 1

Martin Sullivan Nissan 200SX AO3

Plenty of track time laugh.gif better bring lots of fuel

Pity it conflicts with the Maserati Sandown on the 10th which I'm already in.

I want to enter, but think my cams license has expired and cant find it how do I go about filling in Competition License No.? any info would be great cheers

Edit: Just found it, expired last year unfortunately but entered number and expiry date and I will be renewing it :)

Looking forward to meeting new people, will be my first track day in the GTR so hopefully I'm not expected to get good times :(

Cheers, Leigh

Hmmm....the race is on.

Can I get the beast back on the road by the 6th of April (cut off for entries)?

Super keen to do another Winton day.

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