As well
as the exotic Ferrari, the whole of the Targa field will be on display when the
doors open at the Silverdome at 6pm. Entry is $10 with children under 12 free.
The car is
Ferrari’s first ever production car to be equipped with the F1-derived hybrid
solution, and will be part of a number of Ferraris that will be making the trip
to Targa this year.
The cars
of Targa will also be ready for viewing at a number of Targafest events
scheduled across the state during the Targa week, starting with the return of
the field to the streets of Launceston on Monday. This free event set to draw a
big crowd into George Street in the city’s CBD where festivities will commence
at 6:00pm and run through until 8:00pm.
Following
the outstanding success in 2016, Burnie will once again play host to Targafest
this year on Wednesday.
Competitors
will stay overnight in that city and fans will have the chance to check out all
the cars and meet the drivers at the Marine Terrace car park between
6:00pm-9:00pm.
Fans in
the state’s south won’t miss out either, as PW1 on Hobart’s waterfront will
host Targafest on Friday night, 28th April, with entry at $15 with
children under 12 free.
Details: When: Time: Where: Cost:
Targa
Expo Sun. 23rd April 6-9pm Silverdome,
Launceston $10.00 Adults
Free
- Kids 12&U
Targafest Mon. 24th April 6-8pm George
St, Launceston Free Entry
Targafest Wed. 26th April 6-9pm Marine
Terrace, Burnie $10.00 Adults Free
– Kids 12&U
Targafest Fri. 28th April 6-9pm PW1, Hobart waterfront $15.00 Adults Free – Kids 12&U
Our reporter caught up with some of the winners following the conclusion to the second edition of the Targa Great Barrier Reef event.
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