So It turns out I'm moving back to Melbourne (Hi Melbourne peeps, I can't wait to come play with you all) and before I do I dam well must enter at least 1x psudo competitive event whilst I continue to work at a freekin race track, so here we are;
24th April
Gardner Circuit / SMSP
This Mob / Guy, (Terry Denovan) is the promoter for MRA (Motor Race Australia) which is a grass roots / no fuss circuit series he takes around the place. How no fuss, well let me draw your attention to the reg's for the Regularity event;
"The regulations for the FoSC Regularity Championship are quite simple, there are no technical regulations on vehicle specifications. However, the event promoter reserves the right to refuse any entry should it not be in the spirit of the category. "
Sounds good to me! And also a green light to continue to cut holes in the Reno..
By the time you hire a timing device your credit card like mine will be down $400 ($370 for the entry, $30 for the timer) so not ~horrible. That buys you a garage to sit and talk crap with your mates, a ~20m practice, and three ~17 min "races" from what I can gather.
Oh, you need either a AASA license or a Motorsport Australia license (if you don't already have one) The Motorsport Australia one sets you back $120, the AASA $100.
I reckon you should you come play too!
24th April
Gardner Circuit / SMSP
This Mob / Guy, (Terry Denovan) is the promoter for MRA (Motor Race Australia) which is a grass roots / no fuss circuit series he takes around the place. How no fuss, well let me draw your attention to the reg's for the Regularity event;
"The regulations for the FoSC Regularity Championship are quite simple, there are no technical regulations on vehicle specifications. However, the event promoter reserves the right to refuse any entry should it not be in the spirit of the category. "
Sounds good to me! And also a green light to continue to cut holes in the Reno..
By the time you hire a timing device your credit card like mine will be down $400 ($370 for the entry, $30 for the timer) so not ~horrible. That buys you a garage to sit and talk crap with your mates, a ~20m practice, and three ~17 min "races" from what I can gather.
Oh, you need either a AASA license or a Motorsport Australia license (if you don't already have one) The Motorsport Australia one sets you back $120, the AASA $100.
I reckon you should you come play too!
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