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Irvine wins top Ceduna dirt circuit award

Ceduna Dirt Circuit Club president Darren Coote presents the 2025 club champion prize to Jason Irvine. (Supplied)
Darren Coote

Ceduna Dirt Circuit Club recently hosted its annual general meeting followed by the presentation of trophy winners for the year. […]

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