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FALCON MAN’S COMMODORE PLUNGE

Australian Manufacturers Championship regular and Production Car specialist Chris Delfsma will forsake his Century 21 Ford Falcon BF XR8 race car in favour of a Holden Commodore at Winton Raceway this weekend. The 2008 Class B winner is suiting up to co-drive a Commodore Cup car in the two one hour endurances races at the rural Victorian race track, teaming up with series regular Denis Pana.
Last Updated ( Thursday, 25 June 2009 )
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Eastern Creek Entries Open

Welcome all drivers to the second round of the AMC for 2009 to be held at Eastern Creek Raceway NSW.

Please find attached the relevant paperwork for the Eastern Creek round on the 18th and 19th July. This round promises to be challenging and rewarding for all competitors.

WHAT YOU NEED TO DO:

If you want to race but did not compete in round 1 contact me NOW.

If you competed at Wakefield Park in Round 1 and now want to enter round 2, you need to:

Fill out the entry confirmation sheet (both pages) IN FULL and return to me by either e-mail or post. I cannot process any incomplete paperwork.
Enclose payment with your entry
If you require an on-board camera, these need to be booked prior to the 13th July.
Download info HERE

ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY 29TH JUNE 2009

If you have any questions please contact me immediately.

Regards,

Angela

Auto-Motion Australia
Ph/Fax: 02 48 722-622
Mob: 0438 444 119
www.auto-motion.com.au
www.aaronmcgillmotorsport.net
Turning dreamers into drivers.

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 16 June 2009 )

FIRST RACE TO BATHURST WINNER

The first race in the opening round of the Australian Manufacturers Championship for Production Cars and presented by Boylan Traffic Solutions was won by Rod Salmon who drove his Swirk.com Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X to an all the victory over the Wilson Brothers Racing Subaru Impreza STi of Lee Castle at Wakefield Park near Goulburn this afternoon.
Preceded by a flyover by an A37 Dragon Fly jet flyover the first round boasted its biggest numbers ever for the start of a series with 18 cars covering four classes competing. In taking the race at the Shannons Nationals second round outright, Salmon who also shared victory in the Bathurst 12 Hour, also claimed the win in Class A1 for High Performance All Wheel Drive vehicles.
Garry Holt held third after the start in his BMW 335i Turbo Class A2 for High Performance Rear Wheel Drive but midway through the 14 lap race, power steering failure slowed him enough for Jake Camilleri, in first of the Class B (Hot Hatches and Sedans) cars, to challenge and eventually elevate his Mazda 3 MPS through to take third.