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courses look good. especially the battles ones.

hope i can get my car fixed for them :D

Do you know what it is?

courses look interesting... hope i can memorise them in time.

anyone else driving up saturday morning? I'm going from SE suburbs.

There will probably be a cruise thread soon.

Do you know what it is?

No... :D

I spent time over about 4 days trying to diagnose it. Got restless and ran out of ideas so gave it to RE. Spoke to them yesterday... they don't know. Hopefully/maybe fuel pump. I didn't check that.

I so Want to compete, but im scarred something in my car will go "bang".. I'll just come and scope out the sitch for this time round, see what im in for.. Am I able to just rock up and be a spectator bec? I may be able to lend a hand or something? sabotage Chris's car perhaps?.

everyone is welcome to come up and be a spectator, then stay for the saturday night shenanigans...

however, you will get there and be kicking yourself you didnt enter. it isnt very harsh on cars, they dont get very hot and the skidpan is very slippery so there isnt much stress on the driveline...

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