Targa Tasmania 2017 – Officials wanted
With only 6 weeks to go until the next Targa Tasmania, we still require more volunteers to assist in the success of the event. With a multitude of road closure duties, this is without a doubt one of the best ways to spectate the rally and be close to the action whilst also being an integral part of the event.
Targa Tasmania 2019 Spectator Guide
With more than 33 competitive stages covering an overall total distance of 2000km, there are a veritable endless choice of spectator vantage points at Targa Tasmania from April 29 to May 4.
As the time-honoured tarmac rally sweeps the length and breadth of the state, we have compiled an exhaustive Spectator’s Guide that covers everything you need to know to help you safely enjoy the event.
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Reeves buoyed by Hyundai factory Targa debut
Accomplished gravel rally driver Brendan Reeves is excited about returning to Targa Tasmania to spearhead Hyundai’s maiden Australian factory motorsport effort.
As announced last month, Reeves will take the wheel of a production-based i30 N hatch with sister Rhianon Gelsomino calling the pace notes.
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Porsche gun eyes Targa redemption
Matt Close is primed to resume his arm wrestle with one of the most successful tarmac racers in Australia at Targa Tasmania from April 29-May 4.
While under no illusion of the gravity of stopping the all-conquering Dodge Viper of Jason and John White, Close is looking forward to another challenge.
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Bray primed for Shannons Classic GT fireworks
Defending CAMS Australian Targa Classic outright champ Michael Bray is ready to return to winning form at Targa Tasmania from April 29-May 4.
Bray suffered a rare reliability issue in his 1975 Holden Torana in the dying kilometres of Targa High Country last November.
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