Lakeside Q&A Open Day

[Ska]

MEDIA RELEASE

DATE: Monday, 16 May 2005

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Lakeside Q&A Open Day

Brisbane, Queensland - Lakeside Motor Racing Enthusiasts, Inc. is holding a special general meeting at the Lawnton Showgrounds on Sunday, 22 May from 12 - 2pm to give motoring enthusiasts and local residents the opportunity to ask questions about the future of Lakeside International Raceway and the role it could play as part of a regional anti-hooning strategy.

LMRE has been working to preserve Lakeside as a venue for club-level motor racing, promoting it's role as part of a strategy for reducing street racing and hooning on public streets and recommending it as an obvious venue for similar activities such as trail-bike riding.

Club president Ian Milton said,

"A lot has happened recently and we thought it was about time there was a casual forum so people with all points of view could have the chance to ask questions and voice their opinion about Lakeside and other related issues such as as hooning."

LMRE will have a sausage sizzle for attendees at the Lawnton Showgrounds located north of Brisbane on Old Gympie Road, Lawnton.

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For more information regarding Lakeside Motor Racing Enthusiasts, Inc contact:

Scott Clark

0418 184 552

[email protected]

www.lakesideraceway.com

[GTRgeoff]

Ska, did you attend and what was the outcome.

Taking a look at the site and it seems some underhandedness is afoot. Bloody council rats.

[Ska]

It's actually on the 22nd of May, this sunday, and I do not think I'll be able to make it, due to prior commitments.

So I am hoping others could go and pose a couple of questions for me.

And yes the Pine Rivers Shire Council are full of money hungry maggots!

[GTRgeoff]

Ah your right mate, I was looking at the release date.

Wish I was home to add my support. I want the track to reopen, at least for supersprints.

[predator]

as a potential hoon stopper?

thats a bit far fetched though..

[GTRgeoff]

Baby steps mate. If we gradually change the mentality then it becomes normal to go to the track/dragstrip instead of all car enthusiasts being treated as criminals, and so acting like criminals.