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It's on again - the annual club-member awards. These categories are separate to the track awards and will be presented at the final club meeting of 2009 - Tuesday 15th December.

This is a chance to reward those members who make that extra effort and who really make the club what it is - a true honour to acheive.

All members are eligible to vote and all members are eligable for all of following categories.

We ask that you keep your specific nominations private by sending an email to the address below. Feel free to discuss and ask questions in this thread though.

Email your nominations to: [email protected]

Nominations Close: Tuesday 1st December

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1. Thread of the year

What was the most memorable thread this year for you?

2. Rookie of the year

Who's come along and had a big impact in their inaugural year at SAUVIC?

3. She'll buff right out award

The annual Mines Datsun trophy – those fences can jump out at anyone!

4. Motorsport junkie

Come rain, com hail, come show or shine - who made an effort to get to events?

5. Most improved car

It's the 90210 trophy for the car that just keeps getting better and better.

6. It's not a Skyline but we still love you award

Not everyone packs an ‘R – the trophy for a member without stove-tops.

7. Photo of the year

Nominate one you've seen - or one you've taken. What celluloid masterpiece takes the prize?

If you can email the pic through, it would be appreciated.

8. The Troy S Brisby Memorial Trophy

Who was there, taking one, or two for the team - often in the shadow of greatness - on time, every time.

9. Club member of the year

The peak. The zenith. The capstone. The best of the best.

10. President's award

Awarded by the president’s discretion. Nominating for this wont do you any good.

Only one submission per member for each award. Any questions post up, otherwise happy voting!

Good luck to everyone!

-Ash

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You must email - that is a requirement for submission.

If you wish to post them in the thread as well, i see no issue, however we MUST have an email.

We go through and collate everything etc etc. So once this thread gets to 4+ pages like normal, it makes it hard to sift.

Email = easy to collate for us as we generally get a fair bit coming through. :rolleyes:

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