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coach bags purses an ambulance.The Aussies' legendary capacity for alcohol is well known overseas, and the BBC in the UK has even picked up on the Bathurst booze story. Try reading the news report aloud to yourself in a posh British accent, especially the bit where it notes that, in Antipodean lingo, the 24 cans of beer is called a "slab".If 24 cans isn't enough for you, police suggest a mere 36 cans of light beer. Is it just us, or is 24 cans of beer really quite a lot? And is this kind of limit really going to stop people getting drunk, or just provide stories that fuel the rest of the world's perception of Australians as drunken louts?Well 24 can limit what a crock of . Another bandaide fix by our Police Dept .That really teaching our kid's how to drink responsably isn't it . Why do you need to get to watch a race that runs for three days . No wonder we have so many bashings going on if this is waht our Police Force think of the problem. why not just set up a bar for them . Did you go to watch a race or get , maybe their waiting a an incident to occur to really prove a piont . Get real people you either have a ban or you don't there's no half way piont.Australians are well known for our capacity to consume alcohol but still 24 beers per seems a bit harsh. Our view of alcohol consumption is pretty laid back as Australians compared to America etc, but still, we tend to start drinking at an early age because of this. I personally started drinking when I was 14 and I'm almost 19 and I could easily consume 24 beers in a day and still be coherant. I drank 30 Extra Dry's last NYE along with other things and I still