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Bugger, I want to come and watch, but I have to work in the morning, bloody golfers!!!

I can't get there until about 12.30'ish so what do i do? I think ZX2NV is having a run, should I get a pass from him?

PM sent Wayne.

Can all drivers please post how many of their tickets they have left and who they are bringing from SAU so we can give out the spares to other SAU people?

I'll start:

3 family members of Mysteryman

2rismo

spare - invited nuffsaid, waiting to hear back.




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