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Hopefully I can go to this... Will depend on the date for me.

Any chance we can turn this into a V - Z track day at Wakie or somehting?!

Would give us all a chance to meet and greet and to go above & beyond "spirited" driving on public roads without the cops. Plus I'd LOVE to see which set up can crack the best time.

I live on the coast so ill look around see what i can find for an easy place to use as a meeting point and to have a bit of a show and shine, Terrigal haven comes to mind as there is some pay BBQ's there but it can get very bussy on a weekend.

Track day is out of the question. Not all of us, especially me have track ready cars. Maybe later on down the line.

T4NK- if you could that would be great man. I was thinking Aus Grid stadium car park in newie then a cruise to wisemans ferry or something along those lines

hmmm we could go under the bridge in gosford near bluetoung stadium there is a medium size car park there its on the water front would be good for pics with the water behind the cars. Only issue is u get some bogans around there sometimes lol.

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