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Mates of mine have held 2 so far and their 3rd drift day will be Saturday the 15th of Jan 2005. Morwell is around 90 mins to 2 hrs from Melbourne and we had great city patronage last time so it's a nice cruise and a great day out.

Drivers wanting to participate will need to get in early this time. A $70 entry fee applies plus $25 club membership if you haven't entered before. Registration is necessary. Spectators $5 a pop. Pies, hot dogs, drinks, etc available.

One of the organisers, Mark, came 3rd at the recent Calder meet in his R33 so there will be some great drifting being put on.

Contact Chelsea on 0409337343 or Ross on 0409809143 for details and registration.

You can also PM me.

Thanks :P

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