Saturday, December 3, 2016

Summernats Thousands of rev heads converge on Canberra for the start of the largest car Australia

2015 AUSTRALIAN DIGITAL SUMMIT



Summernats Thousands of rev heads converge on Canberra for the start of the largest car festival in Australia.
A record number of 300 street machines trafficked flew over the main street of Canberra to mark the beginning of Summernats.
It is time to start the engine as the largest car festival of the country, Summernats, rolls, and roared his way regime in the capital of the nation.
Car enthusiasts across the country converged on Canberra for Summernats 29th, with 1800 cars to go on display at the exhibition center of the city.



The four-day festival began today with a street parade of 300 machines trafficked cruise through the main street of Canberra.
Photo new laws heavily modified cars allowed to participate in the City Summernats Cruise.
Summernats co-owner Andy Lopez said he expected more than 100,000 people to attend Summernats events this year.
The big difference this year is the ACT Government has allowed us to include more highly modified cars, he said.
So cars that can t be registered to drive on the road, because they got the fans on the front or other types of heavy modifications, they obtain a special permit.
This means that bettors will see driving cars on the street they have never seen before.



Car pictures of drivers revved their engines hotted up down Northbourne Avenue to the delight of the crowd.
But Mr. Lopez said that boys and wild girls who attended Summernats early 90s had grown as he waited a wise crowd this year.
Nobody wants to be sent home early, they party hard, but they are partying in the rules, he said.
Events this year include a battle of burnout, precision driving demonstrations and a contest to determine the champion of Australia Summernats.



Photo A rose 34 Chev Tourer down Northbourne Avenue parade.
Summernats is blocked here in Canberra for three years at least one other, Mr. Lopez said.
But we are already in discussions to extend this agreement.
I do not know if I'll be here, but I think Summernats will always be there for Summernats 50.



Photo Cars of all shapes and rumbled made their way to Northbourne Avenue to signal the start of Summernats.
Thursday City Cruise did not disappoint the thousands of spectators, with a record 300 cars rumbling down Northbourne Avenue Canberra.
Its very good, there are a lot of strong cars, said spectator Tayysha Senthavysouk.
I have a car I'll take around Braddon to cruise at night.
Thousands of pictures of people lined Northbourne Avenue Canberra city Cruise.



Ms. Senthavysouk said she did not think many women Canberra were in cars, but his family has helped fuel his passion.
Photo More than 100,000 people are expected Summernats this year.
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