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Trackday: Wakefield Park 26/01/2011

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Wednesday, 26th January 2011 - Australia Day

$235 per driver

$75 per second driver, $35 per passenger

Official Timing and Driver Training Included

Spectators Free!

7.45: Gates Open - Drive in, get yourself a garage spot

8.00: Sign In - The earlier you get there, the more time you have to

prep your car!

8.45: Drivers Briefing - This needs to be done before you are allowed

onto the track. If you haven’t signed in by now, you may miss your

first session on the track.

9.00: Track Opens - Passenger sessions are first, then alternating

every hour (or when all groups have had their session) with timed

sessions.

4.00: Track Closes

Very well run trackdays with heaps of track time however never seem to get any SAU entrants....

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