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Post by outlaw19 on May 7, 2010 7:53:28 GMT 9.5
I have just view some photo's of Kambalda from March 2009 on Australian Speedway.com Are there any current photo's of how things are going. I for one am envious of the facility you have to work with and might have to make the trip over when you run.
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Post by briggsy45 on May 7, 2010 21:15:01 GMT 9.5
I have just view some photo's of Kambalda from March 2009 on Australian Speedway.com Are there any current photo's of how things are going. I for one am envious of the facility you have to work with and might have to make the trip over when you run. Sorry Outlaw, but after talkin' with a few of the members, I can see this club going to SKAA! Firstly, it's a traditional speedway track that quit in the 90's. They have an excellent speedway track and facillities and I personally think that's the way they are going to go. Secondly, I have been told, unofficially, that they are looking at modifying the track, by going infield, to creat another track, to cater for both sides of the fence. At the end of the day, it's a speedway track, and with the facilities in Kambalda, Speedway karting in conjunction with SKAA, is the way to go.  Love those clutch's |
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Post by outlaw19 on May 7, 2010 22:02:23 GMT 9.5
Approval has all ready been given for Kambalda who are now part of AIDKA and have also been include in 2010 season programme with first event scheduled for August. I have photo's of a scheduled meeting there in 2002 these photo's available on australian speedway.com. The only hold up as far as I know was a few legal hiccups. The secretary is included on the list of delegates for the next AIDKA meeting on 28th May, so I would be very surprise if the SKAA option is correct.It might be an interesting meeting if what you say is correct.
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