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What Is Your Favorite Aus Race Track And Why

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What Aussie Track Do You Like Best  

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FineLine Grand Master

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Of the 3 tracks available here in s.e. qld I prefer morgan park. Its not an overly large track but offers some really challenging off camber stuff and without counting It has more corners than lakeside to boot.

Qld raceway may well be one of the most maligned tracks in the country but in its favor is I would doubt there would be a safer track out there.

Not a bad thing for noobs to cut their teeth on circuit work.

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After a day at the Ring and two days at Spa...Spa is the "Duck's gutz Max!" " :)

flat through eau rouge or what? if not, don't bother coming home. stay in europe with the other fun boys. greddy.gif

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mallala is all we got left in SA

its ok, not so much a challenging track but its got an even balance of straights and twisties. Been only a few times, but aiming to go as often as i can, really want to get involved in motor sport more. In the end tho as fun as it is... its nothing spectacular.

tbh, driving through hills can be more exciting... which Adelaide has plenty of :P

and they wander why there is a rise in hoons and hoon like behavior on the roads :down:

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In Sydney i love OPGP, it has so much character. Facilities have been let go ovbiously, but the place just has something i can't put my finger on. I wish something could be done to keep it going. If anyone knows the owner/developer please convince them to build a motorsport community of houses surrounding the track (stuff these golf communities!) i will be the first to buy a block.

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