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Haha, yeah, your right any construction work will cost 3times the amount and take twice as long to complete.

It sounds like PIM doesn't know what it's doing if it hasn't even spoken to the governing body of racing in Oz :P

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hey PIM is down the road from my work! they had some officals and shit there the other day, also a car which looked like an F1 but smaller.

I was wondering where the photo in this weeks Auto Fiction was taken.

Car was, not suprisingly a Formula Nippon or similar. Dunno why it had James Moffat's name on it, though.

Not too worried about getting cams approval...maybe a little. Getting it designed and built in the current construction climate would be impossible. Three years at the very least from design to operation. Pipe dream....or worse

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