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Hi all

ive heard some rumours about a so called MSF SHOOTOUT happening on the 21/2/09

i think its the D1 Street Legal class, correct me if i am wrong.

Ive heard it will be at Ebisu but i am not 100% certain.

Im interested in dates and where the event is taking place if anybody can re-assure me

Im trying to organise a trip to Japan for early 09 and i would love to fit in some drift action such as this.

I know that the actual D1 drift calendar doesnt start until 29/3 at Ebisu, the thing is i kinda wanna go there within the 1st two months of 09 for personal reasons (more like the wifey's reasons).

Also has anyone ever been to a D1 event and or a STREET LEGAL event and which one is better??

Im kinda tossing up which one would be best to see.

Any more light that could be shed upon this topic would be great

Thanks

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Bakadesu!!!

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The date is right, but they haven't set a venue yet. It was at Fuji Speedway earlier this year.

The drivers are top-scoring ones from the D1SL Regional class who qualified for a D1SL licence for 2009.

A friend has qualified for it this time around, so I'll probably be going.

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The date is right, but they haven't set a venue yet. It was at Fuji Speedway earlier this year.

The drivers are top-scoring ones from the D1SL Regional class who qualified for a D1SL licence for 2009.

A friend has qualified for it this time around, so I'll probably be going.

I see ...thanks so much Bakadesu.

gonna try n make it to this one if its less than 5 hours from Kanagawa/Yamanashi

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