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Are You Ready To Get All Revved Up?Latrobe City’s inaugural motorsport celebration event - Latrobe Motorfest. By Portal Admin - 26th December 2019 - Back to News The smell of high octane fuel will be in the air as engines get ready to rev ahead of the Latrobe City’s inaugural motorsport celebration event – ‘Latrobe Motorfest’.
Motor enthusiasts will head to Morwell on Sunday 2 February where all makes, models and vintages will be on display at this family friendly and alcohol free event.
The traditional show will feature historic, classic and modern vehicles and motorcycles along with the ‘torque’ of the town, motard and postie bike racing.
Latrobe City Council have been working in partnership with Gippsland Social Motorcycle Club and Hartwell Motorcycle Club to create a new event aimed at showcasing motorsport in our region that will be fast paced, energetic and full of activities for all ages.
Set to be one of the dates on the motor enthusiast’s calendar, Latrobe Motorfest 2020 will offer a full schedule including a car and bike show, live music, kids activities and food trucks. The maiden event will be held at the Mid Valley Shopping Centre Carpark.
The Latrobe Motorfest is proudly supported by Latrobe City Council, spokes.com.au, Gippsland Social Motorcycle Club Inc, Hartwell Motorcycle Club, Traralgon 4WD Centre, Mid Valley Shopping Centre, TRFM, Kidsque Nation, Food Truck Carnival and Millers Plumbing.
Source: www.gippsland.com Published by: support@gippsland.com

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