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Hey guys.

Im planning on going to this track day with a few non SAU members 
Just putting it out there to see in any of you guys are interested in coming along for a bit of fun
Details below from their facebook event.
If you are interested let me know :)
Make sure you use the Facebook cade for a discount!!

T R A C K D A Y
Venue - Wakefield Park
Date - SATURDAY 14TH DECEMBER 2019

Free Instructors
Minimum age 14
Road and Race cars welcome
Free passenger sessions
AASA + CAMS Licence tests
2nd Driver only $50
? Race cars for hire
? AASA or CAMS Licence required
? Free Morning / afternoon tea
⏱ Live NATSOFT timing
? Photographer

For the first timer to the regular racer, in your road car, race car or our hire cars. Our track days are well organised, with minimal cars on track, includes Natsoft timing and professional instructors are on hand to help.

Details for our next track day.

DATE:

SATURDAY 14TH DECEMBER 2019

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

$250

Bookings | http://www.trackschool.com.au/wp-track_days.html
Promo Code for $45 discount | trackdays2019


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
1 x Toyota 86
1 x Subaru BRZ
1 x Nissan Pulsar APRA race car
2 x Porsche 911

GROUP ORGANISATION

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

John Boston
[email protected]
www.trackschool.com.au
0412 574 010

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