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Twilight Drift Friday the 3rd of June

Fusion Car Audio Sound off and show n shine

Driving Sports inc Twilight drift at Eastern Creek Raceway

turns 9 to 12 Entry fee 220 non members + CAMS $57 or ,180 full members

9 to 12 is a good news, bad news situation

The bad news for now is we have less corners , but it is a bit cheaper

The good news and the reason we can only run 9 to 12

is the track redevelopment is going ahead

So we can look forward to more and different corners in the future

EC have not given a exact time frame on when it will be finished

as we have more info we will keep you updated

Driving Sports inc Twilight drift at Eastern Creek Skid Pan (wet)

Entry fee $150 + CAMS $57 non members ,$110 full members

Driving Sports inc Twilight drift at Eastern Creek Figure 8/peanut (dry)

Entry fee $150 + CAMS $57 non members ,$110 full members

You can chop and change between the wet pan and figure 8 when you like

Passengers in cars with out a cage on the wet skid pan is ok .

Minimum cams approved half cage for passengers on the figure 8 and main track

FUSION car audio

Sound off Entry Fee =$ 30

Show n shine Entry fee =$ 20

Entries will be capped

So book now

please do not wait till the last minute pre paid entries will only be accepted up to Tuesday the 31st may

so send a deposit now and lock in your spot before we are full

Entrants for on track activities will receive one pit crew pass and one pit/ paddock car pass

On track activities start at 6:30 pm and end at 10:30pm

Scrutineering. For entrants starts at 4:45 pm at gate 7

Heaps of action for drivers and spectators With 3 different dedicated drift areas, DJ and light show in the pits , sound off show n shine , give a ways/prizes, hire a drift car plus more

Entry fee $20 for spectators kids under 14 free

To book go to www.drivingsports.com.au and fill in a entrant form

Or if you would like more info email us [email protected]

if you have never been out to one of these follow the links below

for pics and vids

thanks to Matt everingham for the pics and blog

http://mattheweveringham.com/?p=639

thanks to jason from redbak photo for main track pics

and kory for the pan and F8 pics

http://www.koryleungphotography.com.au/gallery/DSEC20110430/index.html

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Edited by KLR33


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