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HH is a great track but I think wrx price and non figure 8 may have killed it on this occasion.

For me, I'm looking at msca sandown 10/3 or tampered winton 11/3, as I do track days for exp (& cross fingers pbs) not points.

Hope this doesn't kill off people going to HH, it's definitely worthwhile.

hmmm, wasn't going to go but In Taralgon tommrow so might stay over any punt the Allroad around for some easy points in Std AWD. Does 2.6TDI quattro qualify? LOL

think that sort of monster will put you in Open class...

HH is a great track but I think wrx price and non figure 8 may have killed it on this occasion.

For me, I'm looking at msca sandown 10/3 or tampered winton 11/3, as I do track days for exp (& cross fingers pbs) not points.

Hope this doesn't kill off people going to HH, it's definitely worthwhile.

We at Winton on the 14th of April with rexy, you can collect points then :yes:

Then off to Sandown with Alfa (which will beat the living shit out of the MSCA day) on the 6th of May.

Last MSCA I went along to at Sandown, 3 runs for the day. I think the guys had 4 runs at PI.

We had 7 runs at the last rexy PI and almost ran out of fuel at the last Alfa day.

Yep MSCA are a good bunch but they do run slowly.

I'll probably do sandown since my dad's competing and I have some things to test.

Like to keep an eye out for wrx, gcc, msca, tampered events, I try to do one a month :yes:

In case anybody was curious, they ran clockwise, clockwise figure 8 then short track. Fun track but with a few hairy areas where flooring it over a blind crest takes a bit of getting use to...

Surprised that nobody else from SAU turned up?

In case anybody was curious, they ran clockwise, clockwise figure 8 then short track. Fun track but with a few hairy areas where flooring it over a blind crest takes a bit of getting use to...

Surprised that nobody else from SAU turned up?

the white EVO 8 MR there was a SAU member..but yeah that it.

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