Apsley & Districts Motorsport Club

Feb 13, 2024 | Article, Sports

Race results 11th February 2024
By Amanda McCallum
A Grade: Equal 1st Fred Carberry and Joe Garner, 2nd Will Braun, 3rd Dwayne McCallum.
B Grade: Equal 1st Len Holmes, Sam Johnson and David Garrigan.
C Grade: 1st Amanda McCallum, 2nd Troy McCallum, 3rd Jake Freedom.
Next race meeting Sunday 18th February.
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