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Nice shots Chris. I had to leave at lunchtime. The injury was giving me gyp so time to leave before pushing my luck. Absolutely screwed today. I'll get the picks Pete took up on sauqld

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Oh i forgot to mention also Geoff...

When i was leaving lakeside i saw a Bright Orange HSV GTS pulling into the golf club with a golf cart trailer...

Anyway, the number plates on the HSV was "GEOFFS" :D

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Yea guys it was a great day there. Thanks to all the helpers who made it possible.

If you want to get into track days, sign up at: www.TimeAttack.com.au on the Join Now page. Also check the Events section of the QLD forum and the motorsport section of the main forum.

Next Time Attack day is May 14. Time Attack Series Round in the morning and normal track day in the afternoon with a beginners group that will get extra tutorials in the briefing room and track side tutoring.

Sorry to see you have to retire to back pain Geoff.

Paul

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Yea guys it was a great day there. Thanks to all the helpers who made it possible.

If you want to get into track days, sign up at: www.TimeAttack.com.au on the Join Now page. Also check the Events section of the QLD forum and the motorsport section of the main forum.

Next Time Attack day is May 14. Time Attack Series Round in the morning and normal track day in the afternoon with a beginners group that will get extra tutorials in the briefing room and track side tutoring.

Sorry to see you have to retire to back pain Geoff.

Paul

IS THERE Any website to see the lap times for the Day at lake side ?

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No timing gear is setup at Lakeside yet, so it was down to personal timers and the like, though I did overhear a couple of times that the yellow 33 got 1:01 1:02 or so, bloody quick car/driver that.

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is SAUQLD seperate from SAU?

I'm getting prompted for a user id and password

u can join the sauqld forum without joining the Qld Club or just view the pics in the other link :banana:

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