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After a successful recent SAUWA karting event sponsored by Blacksun, we are now trying to work out what what you guys would prefer to do.

Obviously for both options the rules remain the same being your kart must have no less than 2 drivers.

So, would you prefer a 1 hour race with each person paying $100, or would you prefer a 2 hour race with each person paying $200.

There a pro's and con's to both and as soon as we get some feedback, we will begin to plan the next event!

Cheers

Brad

SAUWA Motorsport Co-ordinator.

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X is relative to the amount of times Y goes into the sand in hour 2

I didnt get a proper vote here because I just hit view results so I will add another 2hrs vote on

You can't vote after viewing results for a reason.. FENCESITTER! :D

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