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TRACKSCHOOL TrackDay @ Wakefield | 17th December 2016 | Natsoft Timing | Pro Instructors | Pro Photographer

Wakefield Park | Saturday 17th December | Natsoft Timing | Pro Instructors | Free Passengers | Pro Photographer

For the first timer to the regular racer, our track days are well organised, with minimal cars on track, includes Natsoft timing and professional instructors are on hand to help. Road cars and race cars are welcome.

Details for our next track day.

DATE:

Saturday 17th December 2016

VENUE:

Wakefield Park, 10 km south of Goulburn, is a purpose-built closed road track environment which simulates typical driving corners.

PRICE:

Retail is $295 per person

Facebook Special

$245

Bookings | http://www.trackschool.com.au/wp-track_days.html
Promo Code for $50 discount | trackday1


TRACK:

2.2km racing circuit.

VEHICLE:

Use your own vehicle, or hire one of our race cars. Our vehicles available - http://www.trackschool.com.au/cars.html

* 3 x Mazda MX5s
* 2 x Nissan Pulsars

PRICE INCLUDES:

* Max 4 x groups
* Natsoft timing
* Well organised
* Pro instructors
* Pro photographer
* Free passenger sessions
* $245

GROUP ORGANISATION:

We only allow small groups of vehicles on the track at one time.

Drivers will be divided into groups according to speed and/or experience.

CLOTHING REQUIREMENTS:

You will be required to wear closed in shoes, a helmet, socks, long pants and long sleeve shirt.

Thank you

 

 

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