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Come join SAU Vic for an afternoon of Go Karts and food on the 20th of September.

Starting with a race at Le Mans Go Karts followed by post race eats 10mins down the road at Hog's Breath Cafe its sure to be a great day out.
This is an open event to members and non-members of SAU Vic so feel free to invite a friend or family member to join in on the fun!

11:30am meet with an approx 12pm race start.
approx 1:30pm post race meal at Hogs breath Cafe (Dandenong)

This time we will be entering using the 'Arrive and Drive' prices.

Once we are there the choice out of two sessions will be made.

Maybe you want to race only one session or perhaps both, all up to the driver :)

1. 10min, 1 session - $32 (non-member of Le Mans) - $27 (Le Mans Members) - $23 kids

2. 20min, 2 sessions - $57 (non-member of Le Mans) - $50 (Le Mans Members) - $42 kids

So on the day just bring your entry fees and go racing!!

If you are planning on coming let us know so we can put your name down here on the drivers list :)


Driver List -

Billywhiz - John

ssxRicho - John

Michael - Michael

Michaels +1 - ???

Leroy Peterson - Lee-ham

flyingfridge - Sam

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Thanks to all that came today, 2 sessions on a bit of a different track proved fun! And just as good was after race eats at Hogs Breath Cafe. Hope to see some more faces at the next one :)



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