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Click on the image below to start your Spirit of Tasmania Booking on the dedicated Spirit of Tasmania Targa page.
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Dates to keep in mind,
Competitors can choose to complete Documentation and Scrutineering on either
- Saturday 27th April OR
- Sunday 28th April
Consider whether you will be attending the Targa Tasmania Finish Celebration Event held on
All passenger, accommodation and vehicle space is subject to availability at time of booking/amending.
Please keep in mind our fares do fluctuate and are subject to change until payment has been made and a booking number and e-ticket provided.
- Alternatively availability and bookings can be requested via our Special Events Team on 1800 635 877.
- Opening hours: Mon-Fri 9.00am-5.00pm EST.
Please note booking and amendment fees do apply.
Targa High Country 2018 Official Event Poster
Here it is! The Targa High Country 2018 Official Event Poster.
Featuring:
610 - Peter Gluskie & Sam Winter in their 1985 BMW E30 325i
734 - Peter Roberts & Suzanne Atkins in their 1992 Nissan Skyline GTS-T
973 - Geoffrey & Toni Hewitt in their 2009 Nissan GT-R R35
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2018 Championship Dinner Tickets - now available
Tickets for the 2018 Championship Dinner are now available to purchase via your competitor consoles. The largest motorsport championship in the country will be decided on the last run up the mountain of Mt Buller, on Sunday afternoon.
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Targa Great Barrier Reef in a Lotus Elise
Article Courtesy of caradvice.com.au - Alborz Fallah
Track days are fun, don’t get me wrong, but the idea of racing your own car flat out on twisty and mountainous public roads is rather appealing to any car enthusiast. The fact that you can do it legally is almost seemingly absurd. But that’s exactly what Targa events in Australia have offered for years. A chance to race along some of our great nation’s best roads legally and, more importantly, safely.
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CAMS Australian Targa Championship Points Table After Round Three
Brisbane-based racer Paul Stokell is in the box seat to claim the modern title in the inaugural CAMS Australian Targa Championship.
Ahead of the final round, Targa High Country at Mt Buller in Victoria from November 9-11, Stokell is 35 points clear of his nearest rival.
Michael Bray has all but sealed the race for honours in Classic championship, in his 1975 Holden Torana, he shares with Daniel Bray.
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