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Hi guys, Due to my current work commitments I am stepping down from the role of president of SAU-Vic and will be returning to general committee, running events.

The executive committee has voted and John Richo (ssxRicho) is taking over the presidency, with Ash Cosgriff taking the position as Vice President.

This is the best possible outcome for SAU-Vic as we have a new president who is willing and able to take this club to the next level. As Vice President this year, John showed initiative and enthusiasm far above the call of duty, and was the obvious choice as my replacement. John was voted in unanimously, and now as President has the support of our ex president, Ash, who we all know is more than capable of running the show, and running it well.

SAU-Vic Has an excellent executive committee, and I am excited to see where 2012 takes us!

I would like to thank everyone in the club for their support over 2011.

I wish John and ash all the best over the coming months, and into the new year!

Cheers guys :cheers:

Hamish Hampton

SAU-Vic Ex President

John, Ash... Over to you!

Count Grantleyish Grand Master

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Whoa Hamish, your work commitments have taken the better of you... Thanks for your effort of taking the top role over the year, I'm sure it's no easy task.

Well done John and Ash for their new roles.

joeyjoejoejuniorshabadoo Grand Master

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haha chaz has u working that hard ham? i told u he was a slave driver ;)

John .. congrats mate! you're going to be a busy busy man hehe.. no more time for track days ;)

no you idiot... ;) sif working at autobarn is tiring in any way... i have been doing 80hrs/week running a kitchen AND doing autobarn on sundays

hence NO time :/

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