Brisbane, Queensland – Lakeside Motor Racing Enthusiasts took their regular monthly meeting on the road to discuss the future of Lakeside International Raceway with a capacity crowd at Brisbane's inner-city suburb of Albion.

The Motorcycle Sportsmen's clubhouse is a museum to Australian motorcycling history with decades of sponsorship posters, event advertising and rider memorabilia. It provided a casual atmosphere for veterans to catch up, share memories and sample some of the city's finest pizza.

Car and bike guys alike were able to renew old friendships, while new enthusiasts were able to meet pillars of the Queensland motor racing fraternity. It was night of revelations with confessions of poor judgment and post event over indulgence.

Some priceless recollections include the time that Geoff Sakzewski took Formula One legend Jim Clark skiing by towing him around the dam behind a tractor. Or when a holidaying family from a southern state strayed onto the circuit in their station wagon, complete with canoe strapped to the roof, only to be engulfed by a swarm of Formula Fords.

Moreover, it was an opportunity for people to voice their concerns and ask questions of LMRE and the status Australia's only heritage listed motor racing circuit.

LMRE president, Ian Milton said,