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an email has been sent out to all entrants informing them on the change and of any possible solution to this delay..

I hope that you all inform your relavent spectators as such as id hate to see someone come home with the shiets after going out there and realising its not on

You have done your best to inform them, if they don't check their emails or check on here its their own fault.

I so wish this was on still, my car is needing R & D at prolonged high RPM to sort out some issues, a track or strip is really the only safe place for it to happen.

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can we rock up with two cars one driver? i dont think i wanna be thrushing gtr that many times lol

unfortunately unless you pay for a 2nd spot you cant.. I spoke to them about this before and its to stop people bringing 2-3 cars for the price of one because each is alotted a number and has to be scruitineered etc.

But in saying that you dont have to go out every available chance in the GTR and can space things out and look after it a bit..

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