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We are taking pricing back to 2022!

The skid pan is nearly double the size of avalon so much better for longer battle runs as seen here > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANxdRf3Do2s
When: Saturday 14th June 2025

Where: Winton Skid Pan (Winton Motor Raceway)

Price: $145 for SAU VIC Members
           $199 for non Members
Entries: Limited to 26 entrants (Passengers allowed over the age of 14 with a signed disclaimer and same safety gear)

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

email [email protected]

To compete in this event you will require

A valid  AASA General Speed licence or (Day license via the AASA Website for $50) MA Licenses are no longer accepted by AASA

https://aasa.com.au/ 

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

Further details within Supp Regs on the enty link.

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

Accommodation In an effort to try new things and support other country towns we thought a new location for accommodation was worth trying and Euroa was great last time plus its 30 minutes closer to Melbourne.

Saturday night we will book a spot at the pub for a couple of quiet drinks.......
 
Book your accommodation ASAP before it sells out, there are also other options in town if you want to stay elsewhere and join us for dinner Saturday night.
 
Address: 73-103 Kirkland Ave, Euroa VIC 3666
Phone: (03) 5795 2160

Entry link with Full Supp Regs to read: https://www.sauvic.com.au/entry/deca/20250614

Bring your car and get to battle others, win, lose or draw. I can guarantee you will have lots of fun.

Any questions email [email protected]


Entry List:

1. Josh M
2. Anna
3. Luke 
4. Katie
5. Martin
6. Tony
7. Alix
8. Cameron G
9. Sime
10. Shane J
11. Wayne
12. AJ
13. Krystal
14. Mat C
15. Travis
16. David T
17. Rhys P
18.Leon
19.Michael D
20.Adam C
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
Reserve List
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