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Track Day Friday October 5

At the October 5 track day we will be trialing the Time Attack Top 5 Shoot Out. The fastest 5 AWD cars and fastest 5 2WD cars will each shoot out in a single lap battle to find the outright champion. I am hoping this will be exciting for both drivers and spectators alike.

The shoot out event will have minimum impact on the running of the day as the morning session starts half hour early. The passenger rides will be capped to the numbers below giving preference to guys with membership.

MORNING SESSION - Clubman / Sprint

7:00am Arrive and get checked in.

7:45am Morning Driver Briefing

8:00am Clubman Circuit (3 sets)

10:30am Passenger Rides (2 groups of 5 cars)

11:00am Top 5 Shoot Out (Fastest 5 AWD and 5 2WD cars shoot out)

11:30am Sprint Circuit (2 sets)

12:30pm MORNING SESSION END

AFTERNOON SESSION - Sprint / National

12:00pm Afternoon drivers arrive and get checked in.

12:45pm Afternoon Driver Briefing

1:00pm Sprint Circuit (3 sets)

3:20pm Passenger Rides (3 groups of 4 cars)

4:00pm National Circuit (2 sets)

5:00pm AFTERNOON SESSION END

Full Booking Details are at: http://www.timeattack.com.au/bookings.php

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