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Roy Grand Master

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On Sunday 1st May 2005 Unique Autosports will be having their annual Wakefield Park Trackday.

I have been to 3 or 4 of their Wakefield Days before, and have always enjoyed them, they are even better now that they have scrapped Go to Whoa and 1/8mile drags etc, ensuring that you get as much track time as possible.

Ill be heading up on the Friday night, and heading back to Vic on the Monday. I will definitely be going, as i want to comapre lap times now htta i am running semi slicks and that i have the Trust turbo, hoping for a 3-5 second improvement:)

And with my car once again breathign fresh Goulbourn (NSW) air im sure my car will return to its usual reliable self.

So how about you Vic folk make the trip north, its about a 6hr drive, and with a bit of a convoy thing going, maybe even a stopover somewhere in between for a few drinks and the usual shannanigans:alcoholic:

And Wakefield is a great involving little track, and very safe, and Goulbourn does alright for a drink and cheap accomodation.

See www.nismo.com.au for entry details

Snowman Grand Master

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Haha - Duncan I am so spewing I can't make this. Unfortunately I have to leave the country and spend some time in Monaco in May.....

But I sure hope Chris can get up there and teach you boys a lesson!

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