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Become a life supporter of Cemetery Circuit

Wanganui Midweek
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Engraved bricks near the start finish line will memorialise life supporters of Cemetery Circuit. Photo / Jeff Croot

Engraved bricks near the start finish line will memorialise life supporters of Cemetery Circuit. Photo / Jeff Croot

The organisers of Whanganui's annual Cemetery Circuit motorcycle race day, part of the national Suzuki Series, are giving racing fans a chance to be cemented into Cemetery Circuit history.

Location of the engraved bricks.
Location of the engraved bricks.

This year Allan and Julie Willacy are offering riders, supporters and businesses the unique opportunity to purchase an engraved brick that will be laid on the footpath next to the start finish line.

Buyers of the bricks will have their name or company name and logo preserved and visible in the track known as the Isle of Man of the southern hemisphere.

Riders are invited to have their name, class and number engraved on their brick. Perhaps someone wants to remember a special someone who raced there or who was a huge fan of the Cemetery Circuit. Perhaps you just love the annual event and want to be part of its history while helping to ensure it continues.

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Single brick with name: $150. Six bricks with logo: $1020. More details and application forms are on the website — cemeterycircuit.co.nz

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