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07 January 2003, 01:34 PM
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si come on do your stuff m8
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07 January 2003, 03:30 PM
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Sum of us r working 
main scoobynet link
santapods site which has carp map on it
Cov area meet which is where u need 2 get 2 b4 santa pod
multimap thing using santapod postcode
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main scoobynet link
santapods site which has carp map on it
Cov area meet which is where u need 2 get 2 b4 santa pod
multimap thing using santapod postcode
Si
07 January 2003, 03:33 PM
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& it's sumwhere on the main thread i recall £9 for the day to runs as many times as u like? Dont hold me 2 that but either way petrol likely 2 cost u more
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from da pods site
Si
The only thing you need to go drag racing at the famous Santa Pod Raceway is a valid UK driving licence, £9 for admission and a £15 signing-on fee. You'll be entitled to unlimited runs or as many as your nerves will allow! After each run you'll receive a personal performance print-out showing your reaction times to the start lights, 60', 330', 1/8 mile and 1/4 mile times, and top speed. If you really get hooked you could then apply for a competition licence and enter a street class at a proper race meeting because, don't forget, the RWYB days are how most of the professional racers get started
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