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ssxRicho

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Entered! Woot! I'm heading up Saturday morning from Glen Waverley if anyone wants to get a motorcade going.

Also anyone know who to contact about getting put in a group with a mate who's also coming up?

Shoot an email off to [email protected] with your names and we'll make sure you're in the same group :)

Also, bring more friends, the more the merrier! You just need to convince them that they can have an absolute ball even in a stock Yaris if they want, with nearly no chance of damaging it.

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I had a blast today. Thank you to the SAU crew for organizing such a good event.

Cheers

Joe

Told you we would adopt you :)

Glad you had fun! Looked awesome out there & beat a few of the fast cars ;)

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With the weekend now over after an awesome time up in Shepparton the people behind the DECA event deserve a big thank you. It takes a lot to put on an event like this and the DECA crew of Bec, Ryan, Leon and others once again showed us how much fun can be had while eating some tires :P So thanks guys for a great weekend up at DECA :)

Also a big thanks to the volunteers on the day, these events would not be possible without the awesomeness of you guys.

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Thanks again guys. Was a fantastic event as always. I've got my car vids from the day up, in case anyone is interested. My Go Pro conveniently died before the knockout where the Mazda2 beat me ;)

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnOlHZ05GKk2uZo0_mfrPt4rUaFGT9eu6

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