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Hi Crew

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This day is already over 50% full, so don't think about it for too long.

Date:

Saturday March 31st 2012

Venue:

Wakefield Park, 10 km south of Goulburn, is a purpose-built closed road track environment which simulates typical driving corners.

Price:

Retail is $285 per person

Facebook Special is $265. You need to mention this when booking.

THERE IS A BOOKING FORM ON www.trackschool.com.au

Track:

2.2km racing circuit.

Vehicle:

Use your own vehicle or enquire about trying one of our Type R Vtec Honda Integras with full roll cage, race seats, harnesses, coil over suspension, GTR brakes and R compound tyres (extra charge applies).

Track amenities:

Ample car parking, canteen, coffee shop, carports, lock-up pit lane garaging, tower, timing and corporate area.

Price includes:

*15 minute sessions

*Lunch in raceway cafe/canteen

*Experienced race drivers/instructors including John Boston, Ian Dyk, Dean Evans and David Sieders. (Instructors may vary on the day)

*Theory sessions are held throughout the day for those who want it

Group organisation:

We only allow a maximum of 4 groups of cars for the whole day, with a maximum of 12 cars in each group.

Drivers will be divided into groups according to speed and/or experience.

Clothing requirements:

Please wear closed in shoes, socks, long pants and long sleeve shirt.

Bring a helmet (helmet hire is available).

Cheers,

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