Photos: Janet Franzen & Ellie Hamilton
Janet Franzen recaps WA’s September early morning run, which saw the crew taking York by storm and enjoying a Sunday lunch at the Old Flourmill Café.
Photos: Janet Franzen & Ellie Hamilton
Janet Franzen recaps WA’s September early morning run, which saw the crew taking York by storm and enjoying a Sunday lunch at the Old Flourmill Café.
Photos by Chris Burton
All the news from our South Australian friends as we head into November, 2019.
Kiama Auto Expo is an annual auto expo held by the Rotary clubs of Kiama and Gerrigong. It’s coming up on Sunday the 24th of November and looks like a good day out. In 2019 it will be held in support of people living with Parkinson’s.
The event will be held on Sunday the 24th of November, from 9am to 2:30pm at Kiama Showgrounds and Pavilion Kiama. It will include displays of vintage, veteran and classic cars and bikes, which is where we come in, events for off road remote cars, as well as emergency services displays, trade stalls, music, food and drink and a raffle for an MG ZS SUV.
Entry is $5 per person, which will be donated in support of people living with Parkinson’s. There is no fee for display cars and under 12s get in for free.
A raffle will be held during the event to benefit the Parkinson’s support group’s Kiama and Rotary projects. First prize is a 1.5-litre automatic MG ZS including 12 months rego and on road costs.
It is possible to purchase raffle ticket ahead of time by downloading the following form, filling it in and returning it based on the instructions contained within.
Kiama 2019 Auto Expo Raffle Ticket [PDF] Please note that Club Lotus Australia is not involved in the organisation of this event or the raffle.
We have supported this event in the past and thoroughly enjoyed it, so we’re looking forward to doing so again. Please let us know if you’d like to be a part of a Club Lotus Australia display.
Our sixth and penultimate round of the 2019 CSCA sprint series was kindly hosted by the MG Car Club Sydney on Sydney Motorsport Park’s North (Druitt) circuit on Saturday the 14th of September.
Our Lotus Lunch at Lindsay’s Cafe in Falconbridge, previously set for this Saturday, October 19, 2019, has been cancelled due to lack of interest. Please update your diaries!
This was the final Lotus Lunch planned for 2019, so it’s time to file away the forks and look forward to the return of Lotus Lunches in 2020.
Our thanks to Tom Devitt for all of his efforts in finding delicious restaurants and organising these events. We look forward to getting together around a table in 2020!
‘The Preserve’ is the newsletter of the Council of Motor Clubs. It’s made available to members of CMC-affiliated clubs, and that means you!
The October 2019 edition of the newsletter is a bumper one, featuring a big wrap-up of the 2019 Shannons Sydney Classic as well as a report on their 2019 traffic management course, a look back at campers from the ’40s and ’50s and more.
You can grab it from the following link, and we’ll archive it on the members page here.
The Preserve October 2019 [PDF]
‘The Preserve’ is provided by the Council of Motor Clubs.
The October edition of Chunky’s Chatter is available for download from the members’ page, and is another monster effort thanks to editor Tom Devitt.
The October 2019 edition of the Chunky’s Chatter features:
And much more! Enjoy Chunky’s lighthearted and sometimes irreverent monthly look at the world of Lotus.
If you’re not a member already, have a browse around the site and hit up our membership page here to find out why you should become one!
Photos by Mike & Ellie Hamilton, David Nolan, Steve Pretzel, Paul Clark & Carolyn Spillett.
A happy group of our WA members recently returned from a visit to the Lotus Driving Academy in Hethel. Read on to find out what they learned with thanks to Mike Hamilton and photos by Mike & Ellie Hamilton, David Nolan, Steve Pretzel, Paul Clark & Carolyn Spillett.
Photos: Wayne Proud
WA’s August Early Morning Run saw them take off from the usual Guildford meeting place, heading to the Helney Brook Tavern via the long way. Read on for a report on the day, thanks to John Edmondson with photos thanks to Wayne Proud.
Cover photo by Angryman Photography. Mitch and Darryl Ringuet landing after getting airborn at Mareeba in their 2017 Lotus Exige Sport 350. They went on to win the GT Sports Trophy just ahead Tony and Sandra Seymour in their 2013 Lotus Exige Sport 350
The October 2019 edition of Victoria and Queensland’s Lotus & Clubman Notes is on the way to Lotus Club Victoria and Lotus Club Queensland members, and is available to download from the members’ page.
October 2019’s Lotus Notes features:
And much more!
The magazine is kindly provided to Club Lotus Australia by Lotus Club Victoria and Lotus Club Queensland in its digital form, and will as such require you to be logged in to your members account. Download it from our ‘Members‘ page.
If you’re not a member yet, hit this link to find out more about the club and why you should become one! To learn more about Lotus Club Victoria, hit this link to their website and for Queensland head to lotusclubqueensland.com.