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No problems Ryan, white stagea drivers are a priority anyway.

Matt and Pete...less talk, more track day. Did your car come up healthy Pete?

car survived the dyno

so i am there

yea baby i have not had a hit for a few months, going to be awesome running shit s15's o fthe track

don't be shy Nick, grab someone for a few sessions for pointers, it can make a big difference to how you approach the track.

Cheers mate i will be the one asking all the stupid questions :whistling:

I will be getting anyone i can for as many pointers as possible

It was an excellent day, weather-wise it was as good as Goulburn ever does....sunny, cool, horrible cold wind that you only notice if you weren't in the car.

Is it true this was the first SAU track day not to feature a spun bearing?

Was great day as usual of SAU :)

Thanks for everyone participation to make this day happen (including drivers having a go!), and to everyone reading this that didn't run. SHAME ON YOU!!! (when dad can buy a v8 Soarer for 2700 bucks 2 days before the event, service everything in one day and drive all day you have no excuse :D)

Sucks I didnt get to talk to alot of people that I woukdve like to. Lots of driving and passengering.

Did anyone besides Hayes (wrx) do any damage?? I didn't see many offs, Mainly just my dad (doing a 360 on the first corner of the first session trying to hit it at around 80 LOL!)

Also, did anyone accidentally pickup an extra rear floor mat? Hayes (wrx) is missing one >.<!




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