Dry Lakes Racers Australia

I just did a search on Google Earth for Lake George...she looks big.

Great news about Lake Omeo. Thanks to the members who put in the time to get things rolling. An excerpt from the latest DLRA newsletter. 5 members met at Lake Omeo to get plans in place, but in the previous three weeks 7 inches of rain had fallen and 2 inches the night before we arrived so the lake ...

What a great old film.

Can I ask a hypothetical question regarding the $25 annual fee?
What would be the situation if I failed to pay the annual fee for 5 years and then wanted to race?
Would I need to pay the arrears ($125) or the $25 for the current year?
Just wondering.
Thanks.

Who gives a shit about an AGM I just want to go racing. This thread was meant for a proposed rain date not meant for dribbling shit about a meeting. Plucka I can understand your frustration and I also want to go racing but I think you'll find that in order to schedule a second race meeting, the ide...

Lake Omeo...worth a look.

Just reminding those out there that need a "speed fix" the Longford Flying Mile is on again this year. March 24-25 2012.

http://www.longfordrevival.com.au/Longf ... tival.html

Now may be a good time to look into alternative race venues such as this.

Remembering the disaterous "Streamliner of Straw" incident, the little pig then turned his attention to the "Streamliner of Wood" project...

or

"I like it. It's bold, differerent and unusual. It breaks new ground in the world of great design" - Stevie Wonder

OLDtimer wrote:We are running for club records,& the only person you will be cheating is yourself.

The problem is that people who have disregarded the rules, either through malice or ignorance, often set records which are difficult to achieve by those who have followed the guidelines exactly.

I often ponder when a DLRA committee person will respond to this thread.
You can't rush into these things you know..

Greg Watters wrote:There is no credability to any records without accuracy, if something is wrong fix it don't leave it broken

I totally agree.
There is no point keeping records if they are known to be inaccurate.

It's probably an urban myth, but it's a good story.....

Great idea.
I've got a 1974 XS650 Yamaha ready to go...well nearly.