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Skid pans

Eastern Creek – 26th may

wet skid pan and the skid circuit (fig8 /peanut)

if you have questions hit us up

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1. Organizing Club: DRIVING SPORTS .INC.

2. Type of Event: Drift, Driver Training.

3. Date: Saturday the 26th May 2012.

4. TIME: Scrutineering starts from 5:00 pm drift starts 6:00pm end 10:00 pm

5. Venue: eastern creek skid pan and fig 8

6. Track Surface: concrete (wet) Direction: clockwise

7. Event Format:

Skid circuit (fig 8 dry)

Cars will be divided into groups based on previous drifting experience In the event that a driver has not competed in this type of event before, he / she may be placed in the “First Timers” groups, to determine their appropriate group, proposed time of each session is 4 mins. All drifting will be non competitive.

Skid Pan (wet)

Cars will be divided into groups of 4 based on previous drifting experience

In the event that a driver has not competed in this type of event before, he / she may be placed in the “First Timers” groups, to determine their appropriate group

a) Maximum number of Driver entries for the wet pan is 32. Max for the fig 8 is 18 , you can swap when you like

b) Maximum number of Drivers per entrant is 2.

c) Entry fee $150.00 +$57.00 cams licence if u don’t already have one , $110 for full(gold) members

d) passengers $50 ( passengers on wet pan No cage , passengers on fig 8 need half cage minimum )

e) Opening date – open

f) Closing date – 26th May 2012

g) Entries will be accepted in order of receipt, accompanied by the appropriate entry fee.

h) Bank Transfers being the primary method of payment. Or cash on the day

A 1 Kg CAMS approved Fire extinguisher is recommended

To book follow this link http://www.drivingsports.com.au/entrant-form.html

Fill in the entry form

if you would like to pre pay , bank transfers will only be accepted up to Tuesday the 22nd of may 2012

The Club has no facilities for Credit Card payments.

Here are the Bank details: -

Bank: Bendigo Bank

Account Name: Driving Sports

Account Number: 137911822

BSB Number: 633-000

Entry for spectators is $5 kids under 14 free with a guardian

This Event is a alcohol free zone

Saturday night skids

see you there

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