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Was a great weekend overall.

Dinner with the WRX crew Saturday night was a highlight, the drive to the restaurant more so (Jon and Paul).

Big thanks to the WRX Motorsport crew.

Great to see so many SAU VIC members kicking around.

Results.

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Had a great time out on the track. First time out at winton and got a 1.49.80 happy with the result.

Thanks again to John and others for the advice and help throughout the day

Looking forward to sandown.

One of these days I'll get to chase you and steal your lines Richo haha.

Btw what does Associate Over 3000CC mean ? lol

That is the WRX class. Coming to SAU days, means you are entering the WRX Championship as well.

It's non-wrx cars over 3000cc (inclding the turbo multipler)

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