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Bathurst Motor Festival 2014
NSW Road Racing Club Regularity
Over the Easter Long weekend members of the NSW Road Racing Club competed at the Bathurst Motor Festival in Regularity events.
Due to the numbers involved the competitors were divided in to two groups. Each group completed a Practice Session on Good Friday, then Two Trials on both Saturday & Sunday.
Unfortunately due to accidents and recovery & clean ups track time was reduced for several of the events.
Overall, the competitors enjoyed the weekend, while some damage to cars did occur this is all part of racing.
Bathurst Motor Festival 2014
NSW Road Racing Club Regularity
Over the Easter Long weekend members of the NSW Road Racing Club competed at the Bathurst Motor Festival in Regularity events.
Due to the numbers involved the competitors were divided in to two groups. Each group completed a Practice Session on Good Friday, then Two Trials on both Saturday & Sunday.
Unfortunately due to accidents and recovery & clean ups track time was reduced for several of the events.
Overall, the competitors enjoyed the weekend, while some damage to cars did occur this is all part of racing.
Bathurst Station, built in 1876, continues to provide service to the people of central western New South Wales. On this evening, January 5, 2010, it was a convenient place to eat dinner while observing the operations of the railway.
Copenhagen's Little Mermaid paid a flying visit to Bathurst in
central west New South Wales, Australia, today.
About 40 people gathered in the spring sunshine behind a colourful
mermaid-themed 350 banner at the Farmers' Markets at 10am. Bathurst
Community Climate Action Network publicity officer Tracy Sorensen
told the crowd about the significance of the number 350. Led by
"Little Mermaid" Kirsty Lewin, everyone shouted "Copenhagen" as
photographer Steve Woodhall snapped a photo.
For more about BCCAN, go to www.bccan.org.au.
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