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Pete,

I will be a no show as the baby has not arrived yet:mad: .

The wife is 40 weeks +1 day and she said that I could go ONLY if the baby had arrived....

I guess there is always next time

What a top day!!!

Man the quality of driving has imporved dramtically since the first Fatz Drift day (Jan 2004).. Aussie drifting has cum a long way.

Also the drivers in general seem to have smarten up and are not d!ck heads on the track. - well done it makes the day run so much smoother.

The inside track was great for the beginners and the more experienced seemed to enjoy the drift nationals track.

See you at the next one..

There is another Fatz drift day that might be happening in a months time (on a saturday June 25th) if there are numbers. Fatz was saying $90 for any that was there today. If there is enough interest the day will go ahead.




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