No passengers on normal days, organized events sometimes have the option?
And anyone else can drive your car but they have to pay the $120 for the day and $50 or whatever it is for a 12 month licence aswell im pretty sure
Wakefield speed of the streets
Started by Scuba-Roo, Aug 14 2012 09:23 AM
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Posted 20 October 2012 - 08:54 AM
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Posted 20 October 2012 - 09:10 AM
Yerp what matt said. If you crash into something at wakefield then you probably deserve the damage Cause there really isnt much anything to crash into with the long grass run offs and sandtraps.
On saying that i do remember seeing a nice new bmw with the back rear of it smashed in. God knows how ot happened.
On saying that i do remember seeing a nice new bmw with the back rear of it smashed in. God knows how ot happened.
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Posted 26 October 2012 - 09:39 PM
No passengers on normal days, organized events sometimes have the option?
And anyone else can drive your car but they have to pay the $120 for the day and $50 or whatever it is for a 12 month licence aswell im pretty sure
Yerp what matt said. If you crash into something at wakefield then you probably deserve the damage Cause there really isnt much anything to crash into with the long grass run offs and sandtraps.
On saying that i do remember seeing a nice new bmw with the back rear of it smashed in. God knows how ot happened.
Thx a lot guys, now i roughly have the idea abt track days.
as far as i know you can't have passengers, well they weren't allowing them last time i went.
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