Published 3 months ago

Summernats: cut the tosh and count the costs

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The speeding, roaring, and risk-taking on the tracks and burnout pads at EPIC have a lot to answer for as hoons loom loudly in many other places, says letter writer SUE DYER, of Downer. The event is not appropriate for an increasingly densified urban location and generates unwanted impacts for so many, she says.

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Summernats: cut the tosh and count the costs

Burnout at Summernats… “an event that is not appropriate for an increasingly densified urban location and generates unwanted impacts for so many,” says Sue Dyer. The speeding, roaring, and risk-taking on the tracks and burnout pads at EPIC have a lot to answer for as hoons loom loudly in many other places, says letter writer SUE DYER, of Downer. Dangerous on-road behaviours are revving up again after Summernats, as cars, motorbikes and trail bi…

3 months ago·Canberra, Australia

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