Wondai Sprints 11th and 12th June 2016
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2016 1:31 pm
Wondai Sprints 11th and 12th June 2016
Wondai is a small town 244KM north west of Brisbane and is home to around 2000 people. South Burnett Motors in Motion has been working on putting together a street sprint event for some years and now it appears set to take place, following CAMS approval of the location, and surfacing works to the roads that will be used for the event, supported by the local government authority.
The event will be held on Kemp and Burrows Streets in the industrial estate:
The website for South Burnett Motors in Motion is [url=http://www.sbmotorsinmotion.com[/url]
It’s being run according to CAMS rules, so you’ll need a CAMS level 2s licence, affiliated club membership, CTP extension for QLD registered cars, helmet complying with AS1698, long-sleeve cotton clothing and closed shoes, 1kg fire extinguisher mounted securely, and 150mm blue triangle marking your car’s battery location (and anything else required by the supplementary regulations!).
Because it will be a ‘first’ it’s possible there will be some teething problems, but it is an opportunity to get behind a new regional sprint event.
I will keep a look out, and will post here again when more information becomes available (note that I’m not affiliated, but did meet one of the organisers who won his class in a blue Perana at Gatton this year).
Wondai is a small town 244KM north west of Brisbane and is home to around 2000 people. South Burnett Motors in Motion has been working on putting together a street sprint event for some years and now it appears set to take place, following CAMS approval of the location, and surfacing works to the roads that will be used for the event, supported by the local government authority.
The event will be held on Kemp and Burrows Streets in the industrial estate:
The website for South Burnett Motors in Motion is [url=http://www.sbmotorsinmotion.com[/url]
It’s being run according to CAMS rules, so you’ll need a CAMS level 2s licence, affiliated club membership, CTP extension for QLD registered cars, helmet complying with AS1698, long-sleeve cotton clothing and closed shoes, 1kg fire extinguisher mounted securely, and 150mm blue triangle marking your car’s battery location (and anything else required by the supplementary regulations!).
Because it will be a ‘first’ it’s possible there will be some teething problems, but it is an opportunity to get behind a new regional sprint event.
I will keep a look out, and will post here again when more information becomes available (note that I’m not affiliated, but did meet one of the organisers who won his class in a blue Perana at Gatton this year).
I may have to sell it as a family weekend where we can relax and 'connect'. My other half makes an excellent pit crew whereas if I take one of my older children they are more interested in being elsewhere at these events.