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Hey...Tks For The Previous Advice...Will Keep It In Mind [thumbsup]

 

Im Gonna Ask A Question...Do We Need To Bring Helmets Along If We Were To Venture Into The Tracks [lipsrsealed]

 

Paiseh [bigcry] ...I Knw Its Stupid [bigcry] ... But Need Find Out... [bigcry]

 

YES

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hi guys,

 

Im here to organise another PG outing this month. On hand, i have at least 3-4 cars going up, so if u are interested, pls note down ur interest.

 

Availability: Which week of Nov

Timing: Early morning or afternoon

Days: Weekend or weekday

 

 

Hey... Where is the organiser??? [confused]

What are the final details, such as meeting place and contact person?

 

I am sure there are quite a few people here who are keen to join the PG outing. It is a good time to gather the numbers now.

 

P/S: Looking for my virgin track outing... just want to have a feel only. If not I would have join the people from TCC and SGTrackies at Sepang... [thumbsup]

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hi guys,

 

Im here to organise another PG outing this month. On hand, i have at least 3-4 cars going up, so if u are interested, pls note down ur interest.

 

Availability: Which week of Nov

Timing: Early morning or afternoon

Days: Weekend or weekday

 

Eh, what kinda cars you pple drive ?

 

mine is a CVT Honda Jazz

I dun wanna be blocking everybody out there.

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i want to see ur b20 too...love to hear ur vtec roarsss...at the pit..and also when u wack pass my humble car.... [inlove]

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haha bros.

 

Everyone relax ah.

 

So far, i have rx8, eg6, lancer, chevelot, accord, dc5 and a couple of other makes

 

As u can see, its a mixture of cars. All very friendly ppl.

 

 

Cheers.

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Track Day Guide

 

 

 

What is track driving?

 

Track driving is driving, plain and simple. The racetrack is a controlled environment that gives you the opportunity to learn about your car, yourself as a driver and to drive your car according to its handling and power limits. Unlike driving to the limit in the streets or car parks, it does not subject other road users to such dangers. By observing all the safety rules, accidents may be avoided and, one must always remember that track driving is not racing.

 

 

 

One to two weeks prior to the track day

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