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28-07.-2004, 10:24 PM
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Re: Question on ameteur race scene in Melbourne
jazmo wrote:
> Agree with the sentiments about the Yarra loop described in this thread. > It is a tough course for a first timer particularly. Just posting this > to further re-inforce that sentiment. Agree that Glenvale Cres would be > a great place to start. > > Which loop is it? The one on the south of the Yarra off the Boulevard or the North off Yarra Bend Rd? DaveB |
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29-07.-2004, 12:15 AM
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Re: Question on ameteur race scene in Melbourne
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As you are coming along Johnston St heading east (away from city) and you start to climbing up to the turnoff (on the left) onto the boulevard, take the turnoff and double back (hardleft) so that you are facing west. There is a barrier across the road you can see just after turning off. That barrier is at the hairpin/startline/bottom of hill. Ignor ethe paint on the road. all racing is done anti-clockwise (up that sodding hill)
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