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Martin and John - Do you have contacts within wrx club? if so, can you find out if I can renew my aasa on the day?

Otherwise I'll have to get onto it tomorrow....

Just filling out my entry forms now

ENTRY IN!

I'll be running street tyres this round instead of the previous semi slicks, I'm assuming that will drop me to Standard RWD instead of Modified RWD?

Also, for anyone who's curious... here's the entry list (current from last Thursday 4th Oct).

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hopefully they behave.

there was constant stops and requests for certain people to stop drifting last time they were there.

at least on of them is bloody quick however.

It's showers easing less than 1mm....Basically mist in the morning like it always is there.

I bet we will be a sunburn like last year and the year before. It will be bitterly cold, but burn!

Full house is great, plenty of Nissans.

Hopefully weather will settle in the afternoon and we get some full speed runs!

Just remember to bring a ridiculous amount of clothing for the morning when its cold.

Katie will be there with the SLR.

note to folks if you want some motion pics let her know which car is yours.

if you don't know Katie, find me (green s2 200sx) or richo and we will point you out to her.

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