Vaal meeting moved
4Racing advise that there is a major mechanical problem with the Outside Broadcast Van and it is apparently unable to move at the moment.
A resolution time cannot be guaranteed.
Race times remain as is.
Distances remain the same.
Voluntary scratchings will close at 15h00 Wednesday afternoon.
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