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So the first round of the MS championship will be PI on the 2nd Feb with the wrx club.

This will be the first weekend open after the resurfacing so will be a great day.

entry

https://secure1.ilisys.com.au/wrxc/motorsports/Introduction.php

Sup Regs

http://www.wrx.com.au/ms/Current_Supp_Regs.pdf

Full championship season will be announced soon

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ya just got posted up, first post has direct links to entry and sup regs.

Hope to ahve the 1st half of season posted next week.

some delays due to calder messing things up and waiting of Nats dates

but looking to be a good one.

hopefully will be out there for the last couple rounds

Wow $240 for a 75db day, whereas the VSSC day is $215 for a 95db day (if you enter two weeks prior) :wacko:

Hi Martin, for next few events, might want to add a note on front page highlighting that WRX will send entry details with disclaimer and scrutineering sheet to be completed by entrant.

entered

any premeets to cruise up there before?

generally not, as ppl coming from everywhere, some towing some driving

more often come back as a "group" stop at maccas or similar.

i'm planning on coming up and spectating a bit during the day and getting some pics in.

generally not, as ppl coming from everywhere, some towing some driving

more often come back as a "group" stop at maccas or similar.

i'm planning on coming up and spectating a bit during the day and getting some pics in.

fair enough

how come your not entering this round?

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