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www.dragcombat for details.

As far as SAU is concerned, we're entering as a club for both show'n'shine and drags.

There is an attendance thread for people to commit their involvement and I'll be the liason for anyone entering under the SAU banner. We're running it a bit different to Round 1. We'll be collecting the entry forms and casheroonies before the event and submitting them at a date to soon by fixed, en masse.

Stay tuned for more.

Adrian

www.dragcombat for details.

As far as SAU is concerned, we're entering as a club for both show'n'shine and drags.

There is an attendance thread for people to commit their involvement and I'll be the liason for anyone entering under the SAU banner. We're running it a bit different to Round 1. We'll be collecting the entry forms and casheroonies before the event and submitting them at a date to soon by fixed, en masse.

Stay tuned for more.

Adria

  • 3 weeks later...

Hot off the press is the news that the [cabin] Drag Combat Final to be held at WSID this Saturday will feature some of the biggest names in Sport Compact racing in Australia.

The Sydney round in February of this year saw Mario's GTR700 storm through the traps for an 8.449 sec quarter and most thought it was the last time they'd see this record breaking car in AUS running at full noise. Guess again! Croydon this morning confirmed that GTR700 along with the DEVLSH 200SX from their workshop would be racing at the final D.C. event.

Combine this with the rotary pace of PAC, MAZFIX and JOE and throw in Gary Myers the BURNOUT KING HIMSELF and it's set to be a showdown of epic proportions.

Skylines Australia will also have a number of its members there for both show'n'shine and drag racing events so make sure you come and say hi and, if you get there early enough, speak to Dan (Majanal) about club membership.

Gates open at 10am for spectators and the cost of entry is only $25 for a full day of drag racing.

See you there!

Adrian Hodgson

[2RISMO]

Direct From Qld

Mazfix Twin Turbo Rx7 -

Damien Mckern - Grumpy Rx2

Stanley Kreis - Bushpig Cortina

Nsw

Peter Flynn's Pontiac

Gtr 700

Devlsh 200sx - World's Second Fastest 200sx

Croydon's Xr6

Plus Over 100 Expert Class Cars !

Mazsport Rx7

Barb9z Gemini

Queen St Ytub Rx3

Rotormaster K&n Rx7

6sence Rx7

Autostyle

Skylines Australia

Bakar Arja Dbronx Wrx

Mc Racing / Trp Wrx - Currently World's Fastest Wrx

Jr 101 200sx

Esp Gold Supra

Diablo Wrx

8th Sin Supra

Evilrx Wrx

Gary Meyers Burnout Mustang

ha ha look at where his eye are in that first pic - 'hmmm I wonder how much smoke I can make'

I always look for the smoke so I can decide if I have warmed them up enough. :D (Crowd pleaser/show boat that I am!)

Adrian

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