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SAU Motorkhana Sunday 10th September Avalon including entry list.


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Entry link will be emailed out This Tuesday night to members

Sunday 10th September 2023 8:30am Capped 26 entries
Standard Entry Fee: $89
Members Entry Fee: $55 (SAU Victoria Only)
Entries Close: Saturday, 9th September 2023 11:00am

Supp Regs: TBC

Disclaimer: Download  Please electronically sign and email to [email protected] or print and hand in and Driver Sign In.

Additional Info: For any questions, please email [email protected]

To compete in this event you will require

A valid Motorsport Australia L2S Licence or AASA licence (Day license is $35.00 via the AASA Website)

A helmet, long sleeve clothing and it is reccomended a 1KG mounted fire extinguisher (But not Mandatory).

Further details within Supp Regs Above.

You can bring and have a passenger in the car but they need to comply to the same safety and clothing as driver.

Entry List:

1. Dan Medved

2. Travis Pfeiffer

3. Tony buckland

4. Patrick A

5. Josh Miller

6. Min Chan

7.Adrian Mueller

8. Ben Simmons

9. Sean Power

10. Shane Janssen

11. Sime

12. Sam Lehman

13. Liam Clements

14. Leigh Germain

15. Peter Canfield

16. Jason Carey

17. Anthony Sokolowski

18. Richard Hicks

19. Dave Arundel

20. Michael Dunbar

21. Kurt Thompson

22. Samuel Thompson

23. Ryan Bell

24. Krystal Pfeiffer

25.Troy Brisby

26. JC Pook

 

Reserve list

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2.

 

 

 

 

 

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What Car are you driving @Roy?  32 ready for action?

 

I would like to drive but doing the KiR drift event friday night and 2 motorsport events in one weekend wouldn't be good for my marriage!

And we are full, now looking for volunteers to help out for the day. You will get lunch for a half day and lunch & free entry to the next if you assist for the whole day.



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