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Hey guys/girls,

A few guys at work are thinkin of organising a track day. and we were thinking if we can get enough people there we can get the track for the day? Hopefully some of you guys are interested because it would be great to finally meet you guys. If your interested obviously either post here or pm me (either way) and i'll relay it to the guys here.

At this stage we're not sure of the date but we were thinking it would be heaps easier to get the track for the day rather than pay the $110+ each

Costs for renting the whole track for a day are $3500 + other expenses so out the question...so..

Dates available for the "Speed off the streets" days are :

1st, 5th, 7th, 14th, 18th, 21st, 25th & 28th FEB

These will be posted under Calendar shortly on their site http://wakefieldpark.com.au

Costs for these type of days are : $110 per person (not per vehicle) driving on the track

$50-55 Australian Autosport Alliance licence (annually)

$20 Helmet hire from track + $50 deposit

Please come back to me in the next couple of days as to which days(s) in February will suit each of you.

From this we can plan a day and go forward.

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Put me down as interested x 2 and put a link to this thread in the ACT section as well.

Also... check out the ACT thread, we're holding a timed Skyline vs Supra track day at Wakefield after Easter (date TBC) for approx $150 which isn't bad for a timed day as well as the added fun of whipping Supra butt and showing them what the Skylines are made of :( - put your name down in the ACT thread if your interested in Skyline vs Supra and you can still use the Feb track day for practice ;) We need EOI's as well so we know its viable.

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Sk...ay-t188078.html

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Put me down as interested x 2 and put a link to this thread in the ACT section as well.

Also... check out the ACT thread, we're holding a timed Skyline vs Supra track day at Wakefield after Easter (date TBC) for approx $150 which isn't bad for a timed day as well as the added fun of whipping Supra butt and showing them what the Skylines are made of :D - put your name down in the ACT thread if your interested in Skyline vs Supra and you can still use the Feb track day for practice :) We need EOI's as well so we know its viable.

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Sk...ay-t188078.html

i don't own a skyline... ;) but planning to change that :(

i'll link it to ACT now

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And Jackie, is he the driver for the civic in Improved production or similar class/series?

Yep, Jacky Yick is one of the Pro Concept / Seeco Racing drivers. He won the 2007 NSW IPRA's Under 2.0L class in a 1.6L Civic.

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