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Time again for an SAU Vic Monthly Meet but this time with the added extra bonus of a Tech Night too!!!



This Tech Night is hosted at and by the team at Sabbadin Automotive.


They will be running through a basic intro to motorsport including info and regs


on the SAU Vic Motorsport Rounds.



If you have ever wanted or needed an excuse to learn more on how to start your way


to track days and events like the SAU Vic MotorKhana then this is a Tech Night/Monthly Meet


you won't want to miss!!!



Those who come along will also be invited to share in pizza and drinks


provided by SAU Vic. So come down say 'hi', have a chat and eats on the 11th of Feb :)

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See people there.

I'll be running through the requirements for licensing, safety and what you need to bring on the day.

The team from Sabbadin will be running through what you car will need and what they recommend for track work.

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As an added bonus for SAU Vic Members attending tonight there will be a raffle with the prize of a $150 Sabbadin Voucher. Just show your membership card when you arrive and get a ticket to be in the running.

If you not a member but want a chance to win the raffle join up today at -
http://www.sauvic.com.au/sauvic_app

Big thanks to everyone that came and made tonight awesome! Big big thanks to Sabbadin Automotive for hosting the night and taking everyone through some tips and tricks of getting out on the track. Another thanks goes the our President too for his talk at the start of the night. A congrats goes to the winner of the nights raffle also, put it to good use ;) Again thanks to all who were there and see you at the next event!

Going by the pics - looked like a pretty massive event.

Well done everyone!

Sorry I couldn't make it - Restaurant duties were calling.

Counted 40 at one stage, late comers were too scared to go to the front row of seats lol.

Hopefully everyone got something out of it, I know I did!

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