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MODIFIED STREET A tight nit group of fierce racers form the Modified Street Bracket at the APSA Shootout. Running quick ETs and high MPH this once again became a state of origin contest. Danny Sharban qualified fastest representing Victoria, but Andrew Haistead from SA and Kon Michaloudakis from NSW were not far behind. Who would be left standing by the end of the night and which state would take home the bragging rights? APSA cars are Australia's fastest streetcars, although not all cars in every class must be registered, they must come as close to appearing so as possible depending on class. A combination of perfect weather, a great crowd and super performances by all made the event a huge success!

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