Come'n'Try Hillclimb Mt Cotton 20 January 2013

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MGCCQ will be holding a Come'n'try Hillclimb morning on Sunday 20/1, followed by an afternoon Test'n'Tune session. This is the day before the first MX5CQ Track day!

The come'n'try consists of some group and one-on-one tutoring, and some solo runs at the hillclimb course. If you are a Mt Cotton novice, and or thinking about doing hillclimbs this year this is a very worthwhile introduction, which will reveal some subtleties of the track.

Following the Come'n'try session there is a Test'n'tune session that you may join in if you wish to get in more runs.

These events are run under CAMS so the usual safety gear applies (neck-ankle-wrist cotton clothing, closed non-synthetic shoes and socks, helmet and visor/goggles). There is a basic car scrutineering, and a CAMS license is required (L2S or Level 1 single day type).

Full supp regs are here: http://www.mgccq.org.au/13/Mt%20Cotton%20Supreg%20-%20Come%20%20Try%20final%20%2820th%20Jan%202013%29.pdf

Note that numbers are limited to 25. Questions should be directed to Gary Goulding 0438 104 231 or gsgoulding@optusnet.com.au BUT please read the supp regs first. CAMS does seem a bit onerous compared to AASA but is OK. You just have to dot more i's and cross more t's.

Hope to see some new fives out there.

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Hi Adam
I won't be there, so it's up to you for a sneeky sub 50sec.
Will you be at the track day at lake side? If so look forward to catching up
Cheers Nigel

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I see that the there is now a hillclimb included as part of the official MX5CQ competition for this year (April 14th).

If you are thinking of doing the Come'n'try, you need to talk to Gary Goulding 0438 104 231 to confirm places are available, and then get your entry in by Thursday 17/1.

Late entries cause organisational dramas for MGCCQ, so avoid that if you can. MGCCQ prefer snail mail too

Cheers all.

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Late entries cause organisational dramas for MGCCQ... ...MGCCQ prefer snail mail too

HERP DERP. Kind of their own undoing there, isn't it?