HRCC Morgan Park Historic - July 24/25th

[Admin]

Our next championship event is the annual HRCC Historic Meeting at Morgan Park, Warwick QLD on the weekend of the 24/25th July.

Entry documents are available for download here and on the home page.

It looks like being our best year yet for entries with a strong southern contingent coming up. If you are going could you let me know here or PM or call me so I can do some planning for the event.

[Brett Maddren]

Originally Posted by Admin

Our next championship event is the annual HRCC Historic Meeting at Morgan Park, Warwick QLD on the weekend of the 24/25th July.

Entry documents are available for download here and on the home page.

It looks like being our best year yet for entries with a strong southern contingent coming up. If you are going could you let me know here or PM or call me so I can do some planning for the event.

Hi Nev,
Will be entering.
Cheers
Brett

[Peter Woods]

I will be entering our group A VK

regards

Peter W

[David Paterson]

I've done the course commentary at this meeting for the last couple of years and it's a great event. The track is very challenging with 12 corners in it's 2.1km length. Undulation, some tight esses, some tighter than others, a fast kink and a long sweeper over a blind crest! A bit of everything. The surface is in excellent condtion, very smooth and 12m wide.

The track is operated by a motorsport club, not a business, so it's run by enthusiasts for enthusiasts and the profits go back into the facilities, not some bloke's pocket! Every time i go there i see new improvements. The major paddock access roads are sealed, there are heaps of garages, with power and the canteen is run by the club, not some dodgy caterers, so you can actually enjoy the food and it won't send you broke.

I'll get off my soap box now and hopefully I'll see you there. The track is an amazing leveller, in Group Nc the top Toranas, Mazdas, Escorts & Capris match each other's lap times, even a very good Mini can get to the front. If you're still not sure, ask Kevin Heffernan, Steve Land & Bo Seton, they love the place and they've been around a track or two.

[marktaylor]

hi nev,
i,ll be there


regards mark

[Coolvet]

This will be my first race meeting in the ex-Rod Markland Nissan Skyline HR31. Please add me to the list.

[Admin]

Originally Posted by David Paterson

I've done the course commentary at this meeting for the last couple of years and it's a great event. The track is very challenging with 12 corners in it's 2.1km length. Undulation, some tight esses, some tighter than others, a fast kink and a long sweeper over a blind crest! A bit of everything. The surface is in excellent condtion, very smooth and 12m wide.

The track is operated by a motorsport club, not a business, so it's run by enthusiasts for enthusiasts and the profits go back into the facilities, not some bloke's pocket! Every time i go there i see new improvements. The major paddock access roads are sealed, there are heaps of garages, with power and the canteen is run by the club, not some dodgy caterers, so you can actually enjoy the food and it won't send you broke.

I'll get off my soap box now and hopefully I'll see you there. The track is an amazing leveller, in Group Nc the top Toranas, Mazdas, Escorts & Capris match each other's lap times, even a very good Mini can get to the front. If you're still not sure, ask Kevin Heffernan, Steve Land & Bo Seton, they love the place and they've been around a track or two.

You sure you don't get a commission for this stuff

As I said, looks like being our biggest QLD run ever. Thanks to those who have responded already and keep those numbers coming.

[David Paterson]

Originally Posted by Coolvet

This will be my first race meeting in the ex-Rod Markland Nissan Skyline HR31. Please add me to the list.

Cool, your car holds the lap record at Morgan Park.

[Fast Eddie]

I'll be there. STP Commodore

Regards

Ed

[Frank Binding]

Ed
Me too and to show you just what a good guy I am (contrary to popular belief) I'll help you sort out those dunny door mirrors.

Regards
Frank.