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This year as part of the Tasmanian Drift Series the we are trying to spice things up a little bit and give spectators more to keep them entertained during the day of drifting.

Part of this involves running a show and shine to show off some of Tassie's best modified vehicles. After an ordinary showing at RND1 we're wanting Launceston to show the southern posers how its done and bring whatever you've got....

Cars will be situated at the rear of the pits in a designated area

This is not strictly for drift cars, any show quality car would be welcomed. The day can see up to 1000 or even more spectators come out for a look so if your proud of your car and would like to show it off bring it along

CLUB DISPLAYS ENCOURAGED

WHEN - 31st MAY

WHERE - Symmons Plains Raceway - Back Of Pits Area

COST - Gold Coin $$$$

TIME - cars are to arrive between 9am and 9.30pm and be parked in the designated area til the end of the lunch break, after such time you will be allowed to take the car up to the hill area to watch the action in the afternoon but its highly encouraged that you leave the car in the designated area throughout the day

Prizes awarded for Tuffest Street Car and Best Show Car

if this isnt successful its unlikely that either northern or southern events will feature a car show for the rest of the year

any queries email [email protected]

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