Programme designed with family in mind
This Sunday, the Canterbury Car Club will celebrate 21 years of racing at its Ruapuna race circuit with the running of a special twenty-first anniversary meeting, organised in conjunction with the circuit promoters, Alroc Enterprises.
A wide variety of events has been organised for the day, including 11 “formal” races for the ever-popular Arbuckles O.S.C.A. class, pre-65 saloons, Formula Fords, Mini 7s and Karts.
There will also be races and demonstrations of the
machinery associated with the early days of racing at Ruapuna, along with events for classic cars, such as Porsche, Ferrari and Jaguar, including one race featuring no fewer than six Porsches. A spokesman for Alroc Enterprises, Mr Alan Sherris, said that Alroc was keen to promote the family aspect of motor sport, and with this in mind; they are carrying out a I continuing programme of improvements to the spectator l facilities at the track. I Sunday’s programme has been designed with the I family in mind, Mr Sherris said.
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