Cradle Coast Rally Challenege
Classic Tasmania Tarmac Rally
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Burnie TAS 7320
Replacing the cancelled Classic Tasmania and Rally Tasmania event will be Round 1 of the Tasmanian Tarmac Rally Championships the 2012 Cradle Coast Rally Challenge.
The rally is open to Classic, Modern ad road legal Club Cars and conducted under the auspices of the Australian Auto-Sport Alliance (AASA).
It will be based in the city of Burnie and include 130kms of competitive closed tarmac road stages including the famous stages of "Hellyer Gorge" and "Savage River".
On Saturday there will be two runs up the Wivenhoe spectator stage in Burnie and Sunday being a full competition day with a buffet lunch at Savage River.
Expect to see the following cars Porsche 911, 916, 944, 928 and 924, Holden Monaro, Commodores and Torana, BMW, Jaguar, MG, Lotus, Triumph, Ford Cortina, Escorts and Falcons, Austin Healey Sprite and Mazda RX7.
Check the Classic Tasmania website for recommended spectator viewing points and times.
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