Jeremy,
Great news on the Group R front - look forward to seeing this class get off
the ground. And anyway, how much is the Reynard for a race?
Of course the thing now is that with historic racing including things built
up to the end of 1983, then the obvious development is that HQ Holden racing
is now an historic category.
Who wants to tell Charlie Jardine? Bet it blows his deerstalker off!
Festives etc,
Patrick
>The Australian Histroic Commission at its meeting on December 13th approved
>the new Group R.
>
>The actual details are to be published in January - but essentially this
>allows FF up to the end of 1983 and Atlantic/Pacific cars up to the end of
>86.
>
>So if you've got yourself a nice Ralt RT4 hidden away under the house - why
>not reposition it to Australia and jet over for some great racing. It
>starts in July with Historic Lakeside near Brisbane being the first
>official race. This is followed in August with the HSRCA's Post 60s
>meeting on eth GP Circuit at Oran Park in Sydney and in September by the
>Eastern Creek event which will also be Lotus 50th.
>
>regards
>
>
>
>Jeremy Braithwaite
>Age & Treachery Racing Australia
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>1976 Bowin P6F
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>1986 Isuzu FVR Pantechnicon
>1972 Datsun 240Z
>1992 RF92 Van Diemen Wanted
>1997 Ford Falcon XR8 Tickford
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