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steve,

there is the twilight racing remember?

umm...they havent emailed us dates yet. they normally do at the start of each month.

it gets too hot for me anyway around that time!

I *might* do a twilight session just for the fun of it as I doubt I'll do any more days this year nless we somehow manage a booking on a skid pan for some dorri practice! :)

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theres a "drive day" at EC on friday the 14th - think its around 275 bucks, similar to the motoconcept days few years back.

Padey, you weren't at the BP near the airport on saturday afternoon?

theres a "drive day" at EC on friday the 14th - think its around 275 bucks, similar to the motoconcept days few years back.

Padey, you weren't at the BP near the airport on saturday afternoon?

The 14th is a twilight session and the full day is the 4th of December. $275 for the full day. It's a bit more then a L2S day, but i hate the 4hours of driving to Wakefield Park. and EC is soooo much better to drive.

I'll be there on the 4th.

No i wasn't anywhere near the airport on saturday. Although I did tjandriesen driving past around mosman on Saturday.




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