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Skidpan Day- 30th July

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Greetings, I will be holding a skidpan day in 6 weeks time on the 30th of July

I will be holding a morning session and afternoon session, I already have 5 or so spots taken so get in quick if you're interested, first people to contact me will get the spots.

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When: Saturday the 30th of July.

Where: The location will be pm'ed to those who are going to participate.

Cost: $120 for a four hour session

Details: The skidpan is a large circle that is constantly wet with a little bit of oil to make it nice and slippery. You will learn how to do controlled drifts with a qualified instructor (Kevin from Driver Dynamics). If you are wanting to learn how to drift then this is a good place to start or if you just want to learn more on how to control your car properly.

I will need a non-refundable $60 deposit three weeks before the booked date.

Hopefully we'll have enough people to have a morning session and an afternoon session. Morning is 9am-1pm, afternoon 1pm-5pm.

Here are a few pics from a previous day I attended:

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Here's a few pics to give you an idea of what the skidpan looks like:

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Watch this video for a skidpan demo

Please reply in this thread or PM me for more details.

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This is a great training day. I've organised the same thing for SAU guys a couple years back... about 5 groups in total from sept-03~feb-04. Kev from Driver Dynamics is a great mentor and is incredible at controlling cars with only slight throttle/steering modulation... a real PRO!

next time better get in quick guys! :-)

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