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We are stoked to announce Sauvic Deca events are back! ENTRIES OPEN! Here are the details:

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Where: DECA - Shepparton, 145 Wanganui Road, Shepparton, VIC 3630.

When: 25th July, 2015. 7.30am.

Cost: $120.

Numbers: 50 entrants + reserves.

Entries open: Online Entry Form

Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/837374976359520/

Licence requirements: We accept CAMS and AASA licences. We are no longer able to sell AASA licences on the day. Please have this organised prior to the event and ensure you bring it as you cannot compete without it.

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Simon Henman

Nissan Skyline R33 GTST

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Daniel Jones

Nissan 200SX

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Paul Stephenson

Nissan Sil80

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Ryan

Nissan 180sx

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Kurt Thompson

Nissan 200SX

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Martin Sullivan

Nissan 200SX

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Adam Birdseye

Nissan Skyline R33 GTST

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Mark Ryan

Nissan Skyline R33 GTST

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Sue Birdseye

Toyota 86

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Nick Smyrnios

Nissan R33 GTR

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Leon Stapley

Nissan 180sx

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Campbell Shobbrook

Campbells Mystery Box (Double Entry)

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Tom Giordano

Nissan Skyline R32

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Jayden Ingley

Nissan Skyline R33 GTR

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Travis Eva

Nissan 180sx

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Jake

Nissan S14

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Sean Power

Nissan Silvia

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Russell Cunningham

Campbells Mystery Box (Double Entry)

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John Packham

Nissan 200SX

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Ash Cosgriff

TBA

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Justin Power

Mazda MX5

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Mat Robins

BMW 318i

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Kieran Robinson
Nissan 180SX
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Colin Ironside
Nissan Silvia RB25
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Steven Doria
HSV Clubsport GenF
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Lachlan Deen
Subaru Liberty GT
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John Doria

Holden VE SSV Redline
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Mike Mahmoud
Nissan R33 GTST
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Harley Ledo
Nissan Silvia S13
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Greg "He's Greg'd that right up" Wells
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Jack Puzin
Mazda MX5 (Double Entry)

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Jarrard Barr

Mazda MX5 (Double Entry)
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Andrew Collins
HMAS Refrigerator

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