CAMS Australian Targa Championship winners

14-May-2014 Ian Chesterman

The results of the CAMS Australian Targa Championship were announced on Monday Night at the official Targa Tasmania dinner in Hobart.

Roger Paterson and Richard Geue - Classic Outright champions

Points were accumulated across four rounds – Targa Adelaide, Targa High Country, Targa Wrest Point and Targa Tasmania.

Each crew was allowed to count their best three results.

Congratulations to all the winners.

CAMS AUSTRALIAN TARGA CHAMPIONSHIP FOR 2013/14

FINAL POINTS

Modern

1. Jamie Vandenberg/Dennis Sims, 227

2. Jason White/John White, 222

3 Tony Quinn/Kate Catford, 220

Early Modern

1. Charles Nott/Nicole O’Neill, 188

2. Robert Cowman/Christopher Cowman, 174

3. Liam Howarth/Larry Howarth, 156

Modern Muscle Cars

1. Neill Ford /Colin Maher, 225

2. Craig Dean/Jenny Cole, 220

3. Daniel Ford/Nathalie Ford, 146

Showroom

1. Adam Spence/Erin Kelly, 231

2. Andrew Bollom/Lee Challoner-Miles, 160

3. Bunjamin Noor/Lee Challoner-Miles, 125

4WD Showroom

1. Clinton Arentz/Dale Moscatt, 235

2. Ben Newman/Crichton Lewis, 235

3. Ralph Norton/Malcolm Norton, 214

Showroom Sports

1. Glyn Crimp/Paul van der Mey, 230

2. Michael Minshall/Kirrilee Gentleman, 220

Classic Outright

1. Roger Paterson/Richard Geue, 189

2. Bruce Power/Ray Baker, 178

3. Mark Hammond/Gordon Lennox, 176

Late Classic

1. Bruce Power/Ray Baker, 203

2. Mark Hammond/Gordon Lennox, 186

3. Michael Reynolds/Dirk Witteveen, 172

Early Classic

1. Peter Ullrich/Sari Ullrich, 207

2. Bryan Ponting/Stacey Reynolds, 193

3. Zac Caudo/Matt Copeland, 189

Regularity

1. Richard Davis/Bill Best, 199

2. Chris Waldock/Christine Kirby, 193

3. Gerard Knapp/Roger Campbell, 179

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