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Some more info from www.fulllock.com

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When

Saturday 16th April 2005 - Practice and Qualification

Sunday 17th April 2005 - Competition

Gates open to public at 11am

Price

Saturday $10

Sunday $25

Children under 12 free

Where

Calder Park Raceway, Calder Highway, Keilor Melbourne Victoria

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Pro Class Results

1.  Nissan S14.5 Red          James Vahoumis (SA)

2.  Nissan S13.4 Blue         Jerome Kennedy (QLD)

3.  Nissan 200sx S15 Red      Mark Marchesan (SA)

4.  Nissan Cefiro Black       JT (NZ)

5.  Nissan Silvia S13 Black   Micheal Truscott (VIC)

6.  Holden VY SS Ute Red      Andrew Webber (SA)

7.  Nissan 180sx Silver       Christian Pickering (SA)

8.  Nissan Cefiro White       Mick Taylor (QLD)

9.  Nissan Sil80 Blue         David Colwell (VIC)

10.  Nissan Skyline R32 Black  Bryce Chapman (NSW)

11.  Nissan 200sx S15 Silver   Jarrod Danaher (NSW)

12.  Nissan Silvia S13 Black   Ric Walsh (NSW)

13.  Subaru Legacy Black       Will Orders (VIC)

14.  Nissan Skyline DR30       Tom Monkhouse (SA)

15.  Nissan 180sx White        Peter McIntyre (NSW)

16.  Nissan S14 Green          Darren Mews (NSW)

Street Class Results

1.  Yellow AE86           Leighton Fine (SA)

2.  Nissan Silvia Green   Anthony Bilic (NSW)

3.  Bronze AE86           Ben Cumming (VIC)

4.  Grey 180sx            Sam Downing (VIC)

5.  Skyline Grey          Chis DeJager (VIC)

6.  Green Silvia          Tony Bishop (VIC)

7.  Blue Silvia           Jos Roder (VIC)

8.  Black R31 Skyline     Chris Easton (NSW)

9.  White Sil80           Dan Ryan (VIC)

10.  White 180sx           Ben Horwood (NSW)

11.  Red RX7               Tim Downing (VIC)

12.   Orange Silvia         Luc Brits (VIC)

13.  Blue R32 Skyline      Matty D (VIC)

14.   White R31 Skyline     Peter Curruthers (NSW)

15.  Silver 200sx          Andrew Parissis (NSW)

16.  Blue RX7              Ben Glick (VIC)

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