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There was plenty of Summernats action to see outside of Exhibition Park. The cruising and show-and-shine events at the Braddon fringe kept folks entertained last weekend.

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Out and about at Summernats 2022: Braddon fringe

Fun at the fringe

There was plenty of Summernats action to see outside of Exhibition Park

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