2017 students on track teachers guide · 2017-03-17 · the training ground for up and coming...

STUDENTS ON TRACK 2017 TEACHERS GUIDE

2017 STUDENTS ON TRACK TEACHERS GUIDE






Take advantage of the day!

In this pack we have assembled an array of essential information to help you and your students get the most

out of your STUDENTS ON TRACK program experience.

This information booklet includes the track map, terms and conditions of entry, information on our drivers and

teams, facts relating to Supercars and the all-important STUDENTS ON TRACK program. Please take a moment

to familiarise yourself with the event and location. We have also included some frequently asked questions to

help you plan your day.

Please have no hesitation in making copies of this manual if required — in particular the STUDENTS ON TRACK

research questions for students to aid you in gaining the most out of your STUDENTS ON TRACK experience.

The STUDENTS ON TRACK program is a Supercars initiative introduced to give students the chance to be part

of one of your state’s largest sporting events. We suggest that teachers compile an itinerary for the day as there

is no formal education component. We have included a suggested itinerary to assist.

We welcome any feedback that you may have on this initiative. Please email [email protected]

Once again, we welcome you to the Supercars STUDENTS ON TRACK program and we trust that you will enjoy

the day.




Please note that this schedule is subject to change. Please view www.supercars.com closer to the event.




Suggested Itinerary

8.30am Gates open

9.10am Check out the first on track action with the Buckby’s Sports GTs Practice session!

9:45am Dunlop Super2 Series on track for Practice 1

10:30am

Check out The Paddock – this is where the behind-the-scenes action takes

place. From inside the paddock, students can see the amazing purpose built transporters, teams working in the garages and maybe even grab an autograph from a driver. Time to explore Merchandise Alley. Exhibitors offer a huge range of good quality team and Supercars merchandise. While you’re there, grab a bite to eat. Don’t forget to support Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia – the Official Charity of the event.

11.30am See the Aussie Racing Cars on track for their first practice.

12.05am Check out some flying laps from the Dunlop Super2 Series in the ARMOR ALL qualifying session.

12.40pm Supercars on track for Practice 1

1:35pm

I would add something in here about the Disney Zone – considering they are now opening for all 3 days! Take a break in the“Chill out Zone”. See all the on-track action on a big screen while you refuel at the various food and beverage outlets and relax on a bean bag. Located next to the Disney Zone on your way to the Supercar Paddock.

2.15pm The action gets well and truly underway with the Dunlop Super2 Series Race 1!




SUPPORT CATEGORIES

Dunlop Super2 Series

Aussie Racing Cars

Buckby’s Sports GTs

The training ground for up and coming Supercars superstars! Taking on the track in cars very similar to the Supercars in the Virgin Australia Supercars Championship, the Dunlop Super 2 Series is the perfect platform for aspiring 'main game' drivers to gain valuable seat time, and potentially score a wildcard into a Supercars round. http://www.supercars.com/super2/

Always a crowd favourite, the Aussie Racing Cars will be back in 2017. Despite their small size these cars have a lot of power, boasting a 1.2 litre, 125bhp, twin-cam, 16 valve engine that revs to 11500rpm. Their favourable power to weight ratio allows brings fast-paced action with maximum speeds in excess of 200kph. As one of Australia’s most popular motor sport categories, the Aussie Racing Cars are set to bring another exciting year of racing! www.aussieracingcars.com.au

A diverse mix of cars are set to support the Supercars Championship in 2017. Buckby’s Sports GTs brings together cars from both Circuit and Tarmac Rally disciplines. Featuring fire breathing V8’s, screaming turbots, exotic supercars and classic muscle cars, Sports GTs are set to battle it out this season!




The 2017 Supercars Lineup

#2 SCOTT PYE

MOBIL 1 HSV RACING

Engineer: Alex Somerset

Origins: Adelaide, SA; January 8, 1990

Resides: Melbourne, Victoria

Outside of Racing: Mountain bike, riding

and crossfit

Personal Vehicle: HSV GTS

#5 MARK WINTERBOTTOM

THE BOTTLE-O RACING TEAM

Engineer: Brendon Hogan

Origins: Sydney, NSW; May 20, 1981


Outside of Racing: Riding the Harley, wake

surfing, keeping fit

Personal Vehicle: Ford Mustang

#6 CAMERON WATERS

MONSTER ENERGY RACING

Engineer: Brad Wischusen

Origins: Mildura, Victoria


Outside of Racing: Fitness, Waterskiing,

wakeboarding


#7 TODD KELLY

CARSALES RACING

Engineer: Dilan Talabani

Origins: Mildura, Victoria; October 9, 1979


Outside of Racing: Water sports, flying

planes

Personal Vehicle: Nissan Navara




#8 NICK PERCAT

BRAD JONES RACING

Engineer: Brendan Hogan

Origins: Adelaide, South Australia;

September 1988

Resides: Melbourne, Vic

Outside of Racing: Training, Go karting,

fitness

Personal Vehicle: Mercedes Benz AMG

CLA45

#9 DAVID REYNOLDS

EREBUS MOTORSPORT

Engineer: Brad Wischusen

Origins: Albury, NSW; July 3, 1985

Resides: Melbourne, VIC

Outside of Racing: Cycling, Muay Thai,

UFC

Personal Vehicle: Holden VF SS Redline

#12 FABIAN COULTHARD

SHELL V -POWER RACING TEAM

Engineer: Phil Keed

Origins: Burnley, England; July 28, 1982

Resides: Gold Coast, QLD

Outside of Racing: Fitness, cycling, family

and friends

Personal Vehicle: Falcon FG X XR6

#14 TIM SLADE

BRAD JONES RACING

Engineer: Julian Stannard

Origins: Hornsby, NSW; August 3, 1985

Resides: Gold Coast, Queensland

Outside of Racing: Cycling, fitness training

Personal Vehicle: HSV Gen F Clubsport




#5 RICK KELLY

SENGLED RACING

Engineer: George Commins

Origins: Mildura, Victoria; January 17, 1983


Outside of Racing: Camping, wind surfing,

wake boarding, dirt bikes

Personal Vehicle: Nissan Patrol

#17 SCOTT MCLAUGHLIN

SHELL V-POWER RACING TEAM

Engineer: tbc

Origins: Hamilton, New Zealand; June 10,

1993


Outside of Racing: Karting, iRacing, road

and mountain biking

Personal Vehicle: Ford Ranger

#18 LEE HOLDSWORTH

PRESTON HIRE RACING

Engineer: Chris Stuckey

Origins: Melbourne, Victoria; February 2,

1983


Outside of Racing: Cycling, golf, motorsport

Personal Vehicle: Holden Colorado

#19 WILL DAVISON

TEKNO WOOSTOCK RACING

Engineer: Campbell Little

Origins: Melbourne, Vic; August 30, 1982


Outside of Racing: Golf, triathlons,

motorbikes, AFL

Personal Vehicle: Holden Colorado




#21 TIM BLANCHARD

COOLDRIVE RACING

Engineer: Wally Storey and Tony Woodward

Origins: Melbourne, Vic; June 30, 1987


Outside of Racing: AFL (Essendon),

snowboarding

Personal Vehicle: Holden Cruze

#22 JAMES COURTNEY

MOBIL 1 HSV RACING

Engineer: tbc

Origins: Penrith, NSW; June 29, 1980


Outside of Racing: Family, training, cycling,

JC Karts

Personal Vehicle: Holden Insignia VXR

#23 MICHAEL CARUSO

NISSAN MOTORSPORT

Engineer: Steven Todkill

Origins: Sydney, NSW; May 25, 1983


Outside of Racing: Football, golf, movies

Personal Vehicle: Nissan Patrol

#33 GARTH TANDER

WILSON SECURITY RACING GRM

Engineer: Richard Holloway

Origins: Perth, Western Australia; March 31,

1977


Outside of Racing: Motorsport, water

sports, fitness, cycling

Personal Vehicle: 1969 Chevrolet SS

Camaro




#34 JAMES MOFFAT

WILSON SECURITY RACING GRM

Engineer: Manuel Sanchez

Origins: Melbourne, Vic; June 18, 1984


Outside of Racing: Motorsport, cricket, golf,

cycling

Personal Vehicle: Volvo V60 Polestar

#55 CHAZ MOSTERT

SUPERCHEAP AUTO RACING

Engineer: Adam DeBorre

Origins: Melbourne, Victoria; April 10, 1992


Outside of Racing: Golf, boating, water

sports


#56 JASON BRIGHT

MEGA RACING

Engineer: Sam Potter

Origins: Moe, Victoria; March 7, 1973


Outside of Racing: Fishing, go karts,

computers, walking the dog

Personal Vehicle: Ford Ranger

#62 ALEX RULLO

LUCAS DUMBRELL MOTORSPORT

Engineer: tbc

Origins: Perth, WA; June 15, 2000

Resides: Perth, WA.

Outside of Racing: Fitness, Jet skiing,

Nando’s

Personal Vehicle: School bus




#78 SIMONA DE SILVESTRO

TEAM HARVEY NORMAN

Engineer: Blake Smith

Origins: Thun, Switzerland; September 1,

1988


Outside of Racing: Golf, tennis, music,

fitness and karting

Personal Vehicle: Nissan Pathfinder

#88 JAMIE WHINCUP

RED BULL HOLDEN RACING AUSTRALIA

Engineer: David Cauchi

Origins: Melbourne, Victoria; February 6,

1983

Resides: Gold Coast, Queensland

Outside of Racing: Watersports and push

bike riding

Personal Vehicle: Commodore

Sportswagon

#97 SHANE VAN GISBERGEN

RED BULL HOLDEN RACING TEAM

Engineer: Grant McPherson

Origins: Auckland, New Zealand; May 9,

1989


Outside of Racing: Hyper Simulator,

Drifting, Speedway, NASCAR, Family

Personal Vehicle: Holden VF Series 2 SV6

Sportswagon

#99 DALE WOOD

EREBUS MOTORSPORT

Engineer: Mirko De Rosa

Origins: Melbourne, VIC; June 1983


Outside of Racing: Motocross,

wakeboarding, snowboarding

Personal Vehicle: Commodore Wagon




#888 CRAIG LOWNDES

TEAMVORTEX

Engineer: Grant McPherson

Origins: Melbourne, Victoria; June 21, 1974

Resides: Brisbane, QLD

Outside of Racing: Dirt bikes, mountain

bikes and family

Personal Vehicle: Holden Colorado Ute




Frequently Asked Questions

What time will the racing start?

The gates open at 8.30am and will close at the end of the final on track activity. The first Supercars practice is

scheduled for 12.40pm. We suggest that you refer to our website (www.supercars.com.) closer to the event to

ensure that there are no changes. An event schedule has been provided in this manual.

What time does the racing finish?

The last Supercars practice occurs 3.45pm.

Where is the Event?

Symmons Plains Raceway, Perth, Tasmania

Can we get pass-outs?

Yes, pass outs are available at each gate. You will be required to scan your entry ticket on the way out if you

wish to regain entry on the same day.

What happens if it rains?

The event will continue despite any rain.

Can we bring our own lunch and drinks?

You may bring a limited amount of food and drinks (non-alcoholic) into the event. Please ensure that drinks are

not contained in glass. There will also be a variety of food and beverage outlets throughout the venue for your

convenience.

Is there anywhere for the students to sit to watch the events?

Although Supercars is not providing specific seating for students, there are many public viewing areas and an

array of vantage points to see all of the racing.

Do the students need to have their tickets showing at all times?

Tickets must be displayed at all times.

Other than uniforms, are there any other dress requirements or recommendations?

We highly recommend wearing comfortable, closed shoes. It is also worth considering having the students bring

something to sit on such as a small mat/towel that can easily be folded up and put into their bag. Hats,

sunscreen, sunglasses and a warm jacket (if appropriate) are also recommended.

Is first aid available if needed?

First aid station/s are located at the track, please refer to event map for locations.

Is there a race program available?

Official race programs are available for sale at select locations around the event precinct for $10.




Fast Facts

How fast is a Supercar? A Supercar can reach a speed of 300kph. How much is a Supercar worth? A Supercar costs around $320,000+ to build.

How many cars can be carried in a race transporter truck? Most Supercar teams carry two race cars in their race transporters. However three cars can be carried in a B-Double transporter.

How hot does it get in the car? During a race it can be up to 30°C hotter in a Supercar than the outside temperature. On a hot race day, Supercar drivers may face searing temperatures of up to 60°C in their race car.

How do Drivers stay hydrated during a race? To combat dehydration caused by the heat they endure during a race, drivers consume large quantities of fluids. They drink up to 5 litres during a race. This is balanced against the fluid they lose during a race. It is common for a driver to sweat up to 3 litres (equals 3kg) during a race. What safety equipment does a Driver wear? A driver wears extensive protective equipment including a 3-layer Nomax fire suit, fireproof underwear, balaclava, gloves, boots, Helmet and a HANS® device (head and neck support device).

What kind of seatbelt do drivers wear in a Supercar? Drivers are securely strapped into a Supercar using a 6-point harness. Two straps harness their shoulders; two harness their waist and the final two strap around their inner thighs to the lap belt.

How quickly can a car’s engine be changed? An engine can be changed in about an hour. How quick are the pit stops? A pit stop with two tyres being changed can be conducted in 3 – 5 seconds. Four tyres can be changed in 8 – 11 seconds. How long does it take to re-fuel? It takes 16 – 19 seconds to re-fuel a Supercar.

How young are drivers when they start their racing careers? Drivers may start racing at as young as 5 years old, often working through various categories of racing such as kart racing before becoming Supercar drivers.

Who was the youngest Supercar champion? Craig Lowndes clinched the title at Mallala in round 9 on 02/06/1996 19 days before his 22nd birthday. Who won the first Supercar Championship Series?

Glenn Seton won in 1993 in a Ford Falcon EB.




Answers –Supercar Teams and Cars

HOW MANY DRIVERS ARE COMPETING IN THE 2017 CHAMPIONSHIP?

1. 26

HOW MANY OF THESE DRIVE A HOLDEN?

1. 16

NAME 3 OF THESE DRIVERS AND THEIR TEAM:

1. Craig Lowndes – TeamVortex

2. Garth Tander and James Moffat – Wilson Security Racing GRM

3. Will Davison –Tekno Woodstock Racing

4. Tim Slade and Nick Percat – Brad Jones Racing

5. Alex Rullo – Lucas Dumbrell Motorsports

6. Scott Pye and James Courtney – Mobil 1 HSV Racing

7. David Reynolds and Dale Wood – Erebus Motorsport

8. Jamie Whincup and Shane van Gisbergen – Red Bull Holden Racing Team

9. Tim Blanchard – CoolDrive Racing

10. Lee Holdsworth – Preston Hire Racing

HOW MANY DRIVERS REPRESENT FORD?

1. 6

NAME THREE OF THESE DRIVERS AND THEIR TEAM:

1. Chaz Mostert – Supercheap Auto Racing

2. Fabian Coulthard and Scott McLaughlin– Shell V-Power Racing Team

3. Jason Bright – Mega Racing

4. Cameron Waters and Mark Winterbottom – The Bottle-O Racing Team and Monster Energy Racing

HOW MANY DRIVERS REPRESENT NISSAN?

1. 4

NAME THESE DRIVERS:

1. Rick Kelly, Michael Caruso, Simona De Silvestro and Todd Kelly




NAME THE 2 DRIVERS WHO ARE RACING FOR SHELL V-POWER RACING TEAM,:

1. Scott McLaughlin

2. Fabian Coulthard

NAME THE 2 DRIVERS WHO ARE RACING FOR EREBUS MOTORSPORT:

1. Dale Wood

2. David Reynolds

NAME THE 3 DRIVERS FROM NEW ZEALAND:

1. Shane Van Gisbergen

2. Scott McLaughlin

3. Fabian Coulthard




Student Workbook - The Paddock - Answers

WHO IS THE OFFICIAL TYRE SPONSOR AT SUPERCARS?

1. Dunlop

NAME 2 DIFFERENT TYPES OF CONTROL TYRES USED BY SUPERCAR TEAMS:

Sprint and Control

NAME 3 DIFFERENT SPONSORS OF SUPERCAR TEAMS:

Wilson Security, Red Bull, CoolDrive, Supercheap Auto, Shell V-Power, Mega, Sengled , carsales,Vortex,

Harvey Norman, Preston Hire Monster Energy, Mobile 1

WHAT TYPE OF FUEL DO SUPERCARS USE TO POWER THEIR CARS?

1. E85 Ethanol

WHAT PERCENTAGE OF THIS FUEL IS (1) ETHANOL, AND (2) UNLEADED?

1. 85% Ethanol

2. 15% Unleaded




Supercar Events - Answers

HOW MANY EVENTS ARE ON THE SUPERCARS CALENDAR IN 2017?

1. 14 (plus one event at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne)

NAME THE INTERNATIONAL SUPERCAR EVENTS IN 2017:

1. ITM Auckland SuperSprint (New Zealand)

OUT OF THE 12 SUPERCAR EVENTS HELD IN AUSTRALIA WHICH IS:

A. GEOGRAPHICALLY THE MOST SOUTHERN? Tyrepower Tasmania SuperSprint

B. GEOGRAPHICALLY THE MOST NORTHERN? CrownBet Triple Crown Darwin

C. THE SHORTEST CIRCUIT? Perth SuperSprint (2.42km)

D. THE LONGEST CIRCUIT? Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000 (6.21km)

E. THE FASTEST (TOP SPEED REACHED IN THE CAR) Bathurst (300km/h)

F. A STREET RACE? Castrol Gold Coast 600/Clipsal 500 Adelaide/

Townsville 400/Coates Hire Newcastle 500

WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF THE TRACK YOU ARE CURRENTLY AT?

2.4km




Supercars Champions of the Track - Answers

NAME THE YOUNGEST EVER SUPERCAR CHAMPION?

1. Craig Lowndes – age 21

WHAT YEAR DID HE ACHIEVE THIS?

1. 1996

WHO IS THE CURRENT SUPERCAR CHAMPION?

1. Shane van Gisbergen

NAME THE SUPERCAR DRIVER WHO HAS RECENTLY ARRIVED FROM RACING IN THE

INTERNATIONAL FORMULA E SERIES?

1. Simona De Silvestro

NAME THE SUPERCAR DRIVER WITH THE MOST PODIUM FINISHES FROM 1960—2009 (HE HAS A

BRONZE STATUE AT BATHURST IN HIS HONOUR).

1. Peter Brock




Supercar Jobs on Track - Answers

NAME 5 DIFFERENT CAREER OPPORTUNITIES WITHIN A SUPERCARS TEAM

GARAGE:

1. Commercial Manager

2. Engineer

3. Mechanic

4. Driver

5. PR and Media Manager

NAME 5 DIFFERENT CAREER OPPORTUNITIES WITHIN THE SUPERCARS:

EVENTS TEAM?

1. Operations Manager

2. Corporate Hospitality Host

3. Marketing Manager

4. Volunteer Coordinator

5. Ticketing and Accreditation Manager

NAME 5 DIFFERENT CAREER OPPORTUNITIES WITHIN SUPERCAR TELEVISION:

1. Producer

2. Commentator

3. Editor

4. Audio Technician

5. Camera Operator

NAME 3 ADDITIONAL CAREER OPPORTUNITIES AT SUPERCARS AUSTRALIA?

1. Accountant

2. Lawyer

3. Digital Marketing Manager




Road Safety

NAME 4 ITEMS SUPERCAR DRIVERS WEAR TO KEEP THEM SAFE:

1. Fire retardant race suit

2. HANS device

3. Fire retardant under garments

4. Helmet

5. Fire retardant gloves

6. Fire retardant balaclava

NAME 3 SAFETY FEATURES THAT ARE BUILT INTO A SUPERCAR.

1. 6 point safety harness

2. Specially designed seat

3. Perspex windows

4. Window nets

5. Collapsible steering wheel

6. Fire extinguisher system


DESCRIBE 4 WAYS IN WHICH THE SUPERCAR RACE TRACK DIFFERS FROM A PUBLIC ROAD.

1. Flag Marshalls around the track

2. Onsite medical personnel for rapid response in the event of a crash

3. All vehicles travel in the same direction, no oncoming traffic

4. No pedestrians on track

5. 40km/hr speed limit in pit lane to protect team members working in pitlane: tv crew, marshalls, team

crew

WHAT IS THE EFFECT OF ALCOHOL ON YOUR DRIVING ABILITY?

Reduces reaction time, impaired vision and hearing, poor judgment, poor coordination, false sense of

confidence

NAME 5 THINGS THAT CAN CAUSE YOU TO BECOME DISTRACTED WHILST DRIVING.

1. Music/Radio

2. Smoking

3. Mobile phone calls/text messages

4. Grooming

5. Other passengers


TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Outlined below are the terms and conditions of entry to the Tyrepower Tasmania SuperSprint. It is

important that all students are sufficiently supervised at all times, and that they remember to obey all

reasonable instructions of the personnel while they are attending the Event.

Entry to a Supercars Event (“Event”) is conditional upon agreement to and compliance with any conditions of

entry that may apply at any of the Events (whether conducted by V8 Supercars Australia Pty Limited (or its

related bodies corporate or a third party promoter) (“V8 Supercars”), including as set out below. By entering

the Event you irrevocably agree to be bound by them.

Motor Sport Activities are inherently dangerous recreational activities and there is significant risk of injury,

disability or death. If you choose to participate in these activities and you are killed or injured because the

activities were not supplied with due care and skill or were not reasonably fit for their purpose, your rights to

sue the Confederation of Australia Motor Sport Ltd (CAMS) and/or the Entities* are excluded, restricted or

modified. For full details of the exclusion, restriction or modification of your rights please refer to

http://www.cams.com.au/get-involved/events/disclaimers.

*A full list of CAMS associated entities can be viewed at http://www.cams.com.au/get-

involved/events/disclaimers.

You acknowledge that you are responsible for your own safety, the safety of any children accompanying you

and for any property brought to the Event by you. This pass is for you only. It is not transferrable, refundable or

capable of exchange. Passes must not be resold or used for commercial or promotional purposes without the

prior written consent of Supercars. Images and sound recordings taken at the Event must not be used other

than for private and domestic purposes; that is, they cannot be sold, licensed, broadcast, published, publicly

distributed or displayed or commercially exploited except with Supercars’ prior written approval, including in

any case via the internet or social media.


TERMS AND CONDITIONS 1. You agree to comply with all of the Terms and Conditions appearing on your entry ticket. 2. You agree to comply with all signs, instructions and directions including those of police, security personnel and officials regulating this Event. 3. No alcohol may be taken into the Event venue. No drinks in glass receptacles are permitted into the Event venue. 4. No naked flames or on-site cooking is permitted at the Event venue. 5. Minors must always be under the supervision of an adult or guardian, who is responsible for their safety at all times. 6. No illegal substances, fireworks, explosives or weapons of any nature may be brought into the Event venue. 7. No animals may be brought into the Event venue, excluding working Guide Dogs. 8. No platforms or anything that could be used to erect platforms is to be brought into the Event venue. Nothing that will obstruct the view of patrons or require permits is allowed to be constructed. The Promoter reserves the right to determine what is unacceptable. 9. Use of rope, bunting, poles, temporary fencing or any other materials to create segregated viewing areas is strictly prohibited. 10. You agree to not engage in any ambush marketing as it relates to the Event or V8 Supercars Australia Pty Ltd (“V8SCA”), including with respect to apparel and merchandise, which you accept can be confiscated at any time by the Promoter or by V8SCA in their reasonable discretion. 11. The Promoter reserves the right to remove you from the Event venue for any conduct it considers unsatisfactory, including for possession of a lost, stolen, counterfeit, damaged or unreadable ticket you have acquired from an unauthorised source, or if V8SCA reasonably suspects you of improper involvement in any of the above activities. 12. You will indemnify the Promoter for any loss, damage, claim or demand suffered by any person or property as a result (directly or indirectly) of your non-compliance with these conditions of entry. 13. You agree to compensate the Promoter and V8SCA for any damage, loss, liability or injury they may suffer as a result of your wilful, reckless or negligent acts or omissions at the Event venue. 14. Any imagery or sound recordings taken of the Event must only be for private or domestic purposes. Any form of commercial exploitation is prohibited and may be actionable. 15. Imagery of patrons at the Event may be recorded and reproduced in various commercial formats. By entering the Event, you acknowledge that the Promoter has exclusive ownership and control of all such recorded imagery and you relinquish any rights or entitlements to either ownership or compensation for the commercial use and reproduction of such imagery whatsoever by the Promoter. 16. Photographs which are taken by spectators during the event at or on premises controlled by V8SCA or the Promoter shall not be used for any commercial purpose without V8SCA’s prior approval; and will, on demand, assign all rights to V8SCA. 17. Motor Racing is a dangerous sport. By attending this Event you acknowledge that motor racing is inherently dangerous and your entry into the Event venue and use of services and facilities at the Event venue is entirely at your risk. It is a condition to your entry into the Event venue that you acknowledge, agree or forever release and Indemnify parties as defined in the above Important Notice from any loss, damage, claim, demand or otherwise whatsoever arising as a consequence of your attendance at the Event. You have read, understood and agree to be bound by the Conditions of Sale, Conditions of Entry and the Important Notice above (collectively, the “Conditions”) and intend the Conditions to have full contractual effect. Where relevant, the accreditation holder and any third party who purchases a ticket on behalf of the accreditation holder (the “third party”) each warrant that the third party has the accreditation holder’s full authority to act as the accreditation holder’s agent for the purposes of buying the ticket and accepting the Conditions. 18. Except to the extent permitted by the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth), tickets cannot be exchanged or

refunded after purchase. Tickets are non-transferable and cannot be resold at a premium or used for advertising, promotion or any other commercial purpose without the prior written approval of the Promoter. 19. The Promoter reserves the right to add, withdraw or substitute any drivers, performers or activities associated with the event, vary programs, seating arrangements and capacities and determine and publish additional conditions from time to time. 20. You particularly acknowledge that the Paddock area of the event is a highly dangerous area and that there is a real possibility of an accident causing injury, death, property damage or other losses in the Paddock area. It is a condition of entry that that you enter the Paddock area and all other areas of the event at your own risk. 21. The Promoter reserves the right to close the Paddock area and restrict access to the Paddock area at any time. 22. If anything in these Conditions of Entry is unenforceable, illegal or void then it is severed and the rest of the Conditions of Entry remain in force. These ticket conditions may be supplemented by additional conditions displayed at the Event venue.

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