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It is here at last 8 hours of drift this coming Monday the 26th at Queensland raceway

Well we can’t get in the gates before 8am so if everyone rocks up around 815am I should be all sorted with the paper work by then

so first up, pay me so I can pay qr then sign qr form and listen to short brief and we should be on the track by 8:45-9:00am right through to 5:00pm

Anyone who wants to get in side the track for photos or video use or as a passenger in a drift car must also sign the forms from QR

Things you need to bring

*$160 CASH (if you have not paid a deposit it is $160 if you have paid it is $60)

*Car

*Helmet.

*Long Sleeve Shirt/Long Pants (A Jumper over a T-Shirt Is Also Fine.)

*Closed Footwear.

*Plenty of fuel and tyres.

*Jack.

*Some Tools for changing tyres etc.

*Car licence or race licence

*Food and drinks

If there are questions or queries feel free to pm me

There are still 1 or 2 spots left so just turn up on the day and pay

Also pm me please that you are coming drifting

(vvvvvv this a link for more details on the day vvvvvvv)

http://secretdrift.ipbhost.com/index.php? showtopic=2477&pid=27289&st=0entry27289

See you all out there :P

Cheers

Jason

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Nice, I don't have to work on monday, got something to do :P

As for siging paperwork for photo/video, is that actually out in the middle of the track, or do you still have to sign if you remain behind the walls around the track?

Hi everyone should come along its gonna be a great day with plenty of driving time and just because its a drift day doesnt mean you have to drift all day long...

HR31: I am under the understanding that thats in the middle of the track on the grass...i dont think they'd make u sign paperwork to stand outside and take photos :P

So yeah if we can get a couple more people to come it'd be sweet!! the more the merrier..

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