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FDD returns oran park south circuit SAT 27th feb

same as all the other time 20 spots for drift and 40 for the track

all welcome

Circuit and Drift day all welcome 27th Feb 2005

Driver training: Aaron McGill of Auto-Motion Australia will have professional driver trainers on hand to give tips on circuit and drift techniques. The focus of the day is to improve driving techniques for drivers of all skill levels and have a great time. Flag marshal posts will be manned on the day.

Where: Oran Park South Circuit Time: Get to the track at 8am for sign on and scrutineering. The day will finish at 5pm. There will be three rotating sessions of 20 minutes through out the day one for circuit training and one for drifting.

Cost: $150 (for the full day and includes lunch) discounts apply for club members.Limited numbers: There will only be 60 spots available for the day. Get in quick! Three sessions of 20 minutes (one drift session and 2 track sessions)

Drivers will need: Helmet, long sleeve shirt and long pants. Cars will be inspected to check for track worthiness.

Spectators: $5.00 will be charged to all spectators. Viewing area to be advised.

Bookings: Payment will need to be finalised by 20 January 2004. Email Peter on [email protected] for payment details

Whether you drive a stock family car or the latest Jap drifting machine, get out there and give it a go. Where else do you get to drive fast, safe & sideways, and where it's legal?

The day is organised by Peter Carruthers, and professionally run by Aaron McGill of Auto-Motion Australia driver training - Aaron McGill has 20 years racing experience and 11 years professional driving instructing experience. Oran Park Raceway - Cobbitty Road, NARELLAN For any enquiries, call Peter on 0409 226 626.

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