by Cory Duckworth | Jun 30, 2015 | NEWS
Our BOTC Team. While everything didn’t go as planned for the day with injuries and bike problems, we still achieved a Teams 5th overall and our Junior Team won their overall. A sterling effort by all involved including Jamie Lamont who stepped in for Kayne after Kayne suffered an injury earlier in the day. Congrats guys and girls we are proud of your effort and organisation. See you again next year. With Ollie Ayre, Nigel Gainfort, Diane Lamont, Kayne Lamont, Ben Broad, Angela Chase, Cohen Chase, Wyatt Chase. Photo courtesy...
by Cory Duckworth | May 28, 2015 | MAIN TRACK NEWS, MINIS NEWS, NEWS
Track Key Hire Fee Changes Hi all, at our committee meeting last night it was passed that we will reduce the price to hire a track key for the day. Previously it was $30.00 per rider. This will now be reduced to $25.00 per rider, however if you are a current paid up member of the club and you show your membership card at the time of hiring a key you (the member) will only need to pay $20.00 for the day key. Non members accompanying a current SWMCC club member will still need to pay $25.00 per rider. Members deserve some perks over those that aren’t? If you wish to join our club to benefit on saving an additional $5.00 every time you hire a key you can do so by accessing our brand new websitewww.superx.nz and clicking on ‘Membership and Forms’. We have an electronic membership form that can be completed online or you can print off the SWMCC Membership Form 2015 - 2016, complete it and post it in along with your cheque to SWMCC, PO Box 177, Tokoroa 3444. Membership is only $40.00 per annum for an individual and $60.00 per annum for a family. Please note to qualify for family membership all the family members must permanently reside at the same address. If you wish to hire an annual key and you are a paid up member of the SWMCC for the 2015-2016 season, you can do this for $150.00 per year. Annual Track key hire is identified on both the manual and electronic forms simply tick the box...
