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Looks good Pete - 5 players, should be plenty of track time.

Maybe you will have to post on other forums to make up the numbers.

Where are the rest of you - this is a Saturday - get in on it or there won't be repeats!

hahahah nope this time Kel has left me I am at home looking after the kids....just needed to get Pete back :P

can't make this one but maybe Mark will be along, he needs to run the new motor in

oh there's a lot of love going on around here...........

Just want to find out something, am I allowed to split the day with someone else? I wnat to do the grip session but not the drift session due to me being ridiculously broke and clutch on its way out and the fact there's another track day in October.

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Fatz,

Wheres the updated list.

Also please let me know if you are interested in getting timing equipment. $30 for the day hire through UAS. There about 3-4 units, let me know if we have any takers and I will organise it.

Thanks




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