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16th-17th April : Autobarn Drift Battle @ Mallala


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This is on as a support event to the Australian Motor Racing Series

More Info.

http://www.driftaustralia.com.au/index.asp

http://www.mallala.com/

Entry is $25 (U14's Free).

I can't find a fixture, or a full listing of the competetions, but i belive it's Formula 3's, Commodore Cup, Proton Cup, soem more and of course the Drift!

The Dirft finals is on the 17th I know that much, anyone interested or already contemplating going to this?

- Ash.

More info. here: http://www.amrs.net.au/

Looks like the events are:

1. Kumho Tyres Formula 3 Championship

2. Shannon's Australian Production Car Championship

3. Gulf Western Touring Car Challenge Series

4. Rotors & Drums Australia Saloon Car Series

5. Australian Super Kart Championship

No mention of the Drift on that site so not sure if it's out of date or what.

http://www.driftaustralia.com.au/news.asp?newsitem=7

Practice and qualifying for the event will be held on the afternoon of Saturday the 16th, and the Top 16 battles will be run on Sunday the 17th.

i am interest but i am pretty poor recently :rofl:

http://www.driftaustralia.com.au/news.asp?newsitem=7

Practice and qualifying for the event will be held on the afternoon of Saturday the 16th, and the Top 16 battles will be run on Sunday the 17th.

i am interest but i am pretty poor recently :P

Cant afford the $25 and petrol?

Anyone else? I'll be heading up in the afternoon coz I'm trying to organise looking at some rims to possibly buy in the morning, if i can't sort it out during the week.

Well I'm going up with a couple of guys from work and anyone is welcome to join us, just send me a PM before COB Friday (as i don't have net access from home), And i'll give you my mobile number and we can tee something up.

Cheers,

- Ash.

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