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Remainder of year rounds - Saturday August 30th WINTON with Tampered, Sunday Sept 28th PHILLIP ISLAND with PIARC

Special non-championship round at Broadford on Friday the 14th of November.

Calder I'd have been ready for hehe. 1.5 weeks notice of an additional round, not so much... And obviously quite a few won't be able to attend (myself included, I wont be repaired for 2 weeks).

Wondering can the last WRX PI round added as an option based selection?

So meaning PI WRX or WINTON Tampered can count, but not both? Given the majority of the c/ship contenders attended the WRX/PI and some of those won't be able to make Winton :)

No idea on the BBQ front as Ash won't be there this weekend.

Who is entered? I know Matt, Craig, Aaron and myself are.

I know I'll be there, along with a couple of non-SAU member mates

Pretty sure Richo said he and Chris will both be there too.

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