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Nsw (Nowra) Getting A New First Class Motorsport Facility?

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By Berk,
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Apparently someone is building a new track in Nowra and it's going to be to the standard of Eastern Creek/Phillip Island.

I have bingo on in 15 mins so I can't look it up, just wondering if anyone else has heard anything about it.

Construction is supposed to start mid next year, $195/day for Speed Off the Streets style events. Should be sick.

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I live in nowra area and i havnt heard anything about any track the only construction in a staight line is just west of huskisson and thats sopposed to be an airstrip but its been under construction for many years but if your right quarter mile in my back door would be nice .....

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I think the local news overplayed it a fair bit. It looks like the existing Nowra MCC will get an upgrade.

http://www.2st.com.au/index.php/news/41080-nowras-15-m-motor-race-tracks-could-start-in-18-months

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dude bingo is sick. i dont play but thats only because im to lazy after work.

plus theres always heaps hot chicks at bingo! (hahaha)

you just like handling the balls.

and by hot chicks, you mean old hens?

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I had heard a rumour about 18 months ago about a preposed track at nowra, suppost to be an old air field already brought with money made from selling oran park, but this is the first I have heard sence so who knows.

would be awsome though a track at nowra, alot closer the wakie or marulan and possibly from the same people responsible for oran park, brilliant

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