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Thanks to the following clubs for their support: Alfa Romeo Owners Club, Australian Piazza Club, BMW Club of Qld, Brisbane Vintage Auto Club, British Singles Motorcycle Club, Bundaberg Vintage Vehicle Club, Classic and Historic Automobile Club of Caboolture, Datsun 1200 Club, Ducati Owners Club of Qld, Fiat Car Club of Queensland, Graffiti Rods, Healy Car Club, Historic Motorcycle Club of Queensland, Highland Restorers Club, HQ Racing Association of Qld, Holden Sporting Car Club, Honda Car Owner's Association, HSV Owners Club of Qld, Kustoms of Australia - Gold Coast, Laverda Club of Qld, Mackay Classic Car Club, Mini Owners Club of Qld, Monaro Club of Qld, Mount Isa Restored Car Club, Old Skool Muscle Car Club, QLD Chrysler Association, QLD Racing Drivers Association, QLD Superkart Club, Sports 1300 Club, Sunbeam Owner's Club of Qld, Sunshine Coast Antique Car Club, Sunshine Coast Cruising Club, Surfer's Paradise Auto Racing Club, Team Krazy, Team Stranglers Motorcycle Club, The Motorcycle Sportsmen, Toyota Car Club of Qld, Velocity Import Performance, XR6 and XR8 Club of Qld, Z Car Club of Qld.
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Council Opens Lakeside Heritage Talks From: Lakeside Motor Racing Enthusiasts, Inc.
Issue Date:
6
September, 2004
Topic: Lakeside International Raceway
Brisbane, Queensland – Over 200 enthusiasts representing motorcycle and car clubs from across the State were encouraged by what they saw and heard at Lakeside International Raceway on Saturday. It was their first opportunity to inspect the condition of the heritage listed circuit since it was closed by the Pine Rivers Shire Council two years ago.
The meeting was organised by Lakeside Motor Racing Enthusiasts with club president Ian Milton proclaiming:
While vehicles were not be permitted on the circuit, most grabbed the chance to walk the racing line and ask questions throughout the meeting.
When asked if anyone would be prepared to compete at Lakeside if an event could be organised, the crowd responded with a unanimous and resounding, "Yes!"
Furthermore, during the meeting, a letter to LMRE from the Pine Rivers Shire Council was read that indicated a shift in attitude from the once inflexible local council. Acting Chief Executive Officer, Peter Bettess said,
LMRE president Ian Milton was both encouraged and cautious:
### Objective LMRE’s goal is to re-instate club level motor racing at Lakeside International Raceway as soon as possible and assist whichever body will best achieve that outcome. We are not seeking the future ownership or management of the circuit. Next Meeting Monday, 4 October 2004 @ 7:30pm at Pine Rivers Junior Rugby League Club - Mundin St, Petrie. |
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