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Drift Practice - Winton - Sunday 16 April

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Late notice I know - but if anyone is interested there is a drift day at Winton this Sunday.

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The Victorian Drift Club will be hosting a Drift Practice day on the 16th of April 2006 @ Winton Motor Raceway. This is actually Easter Sunday.

Details are as follows:

The Day Consists of a full day of Practice with a Top 16 battle.

Scrutineering would open at 8am.

Drivers Briefing @ 9 am.

Cars on track by 9:30 am.

VicDrift will have a number of mentors available for you to utilise on the day to assist you in improving your Drift Technique if you require. This will be espically good for first time drifters.

First time Drifters are encouraged to join us as the day has been designed to cater for begineers to expert drivers.

At 1 pm practice will continue but the judges will me watching the main track to choose who shall be qualifing to compete in the TOP 16 battle.

At 2pm we will start a TOP 16 battle for drivers that have been selected by the judges.

Driver Entry fees will be: $130 for Members of Victorian Drift Club, and $160 for Non-Members. This will also include the free entry for 2 of your pit crew, but they must enter the venue when you do in the morning.

Entires will be pre paid and will be taken as of April 1st. Entries will close 6 pm April 12th.

Spectator Entry Fee: $15

We will have 2 Drift Vehicles Available for Spectator Passenger Runs on the Track, final costing for passenger runs to be advised

A AASA Licence will need to be purchased for the year @ $45, which will be needed for other tracks so it will be good to have.

There will be Tyre changing available: $15 per tyre changed, which includes disposal of the old tyre.

Link to VicDrift - HERE

Link to NS.com - HERE

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