On Stage, On Time & On Route

Tarmac Navigational Rally Action Across Regional NSW

Multiple stages, precision road books, from sweeping Mountain passes to the Southern Tablelands and Riverina captured across New South Wales tarmac events.

1,350 km

Tarmac Competition Stages

100%

Sealed Country Roads

04 Days

Pure Driving Excitement

Vehicle and Scrutineering Standards

Our routes change annually, making real-time adaptation a vital part of the challenge. During active events, we utilise a dedicated, official WhatsApp Community to relay instant route updates, live timing adjustments, and critical safety alerts directly to cabin crews on the road.

Live Rally Control

We welcome a completely diverse grid - our events are open to all road-registered classic cars, family sedans, heritage touring legends, modern cars and sports cars. You do not need a modified rally car to participate. Standard road or high-performance tarmac tyres are perfect, and no specialized modifications or underbody shielding are required.

To ensure a safe event for everyone, every vehicle must be roadworthy and pass a basic safety check before the flag drops. Inside the cabin, all teams must carry a securely mounted fire extinguisher, a standard first aid kit, and high-visibility warning vests for each crew member as well as high-visibility warning triangles.

Frequently Asked Questions

What timing and distance equipment do we need?
You do not need expensive, permanently mounted rally computers. We highly recommend using a smartphone or tablet app for distance and timing tracking. Our team successfully uses and recommends the "Rally Trip Meter" app, which can be easily downloaded on your mobile device.

Do I need a special motorsport racing license?
No. Because our events are conducted as civil navigational trials on public roads obeying all traffic laws, a standard, current road driver’s license is all that is required for the driver.

Can my navigator use a standard maps app or GPS?
While competitive success relies entirely on your navigator reading our official roadbook instructions, we highly recommend keeping a smartphone GPS active in the background. It serves as an excellent safety backup if you lose your way, or if you need to "cut and run" directly to the next lunch break or the final evening finish.

What are the driving standards?
Safety and community respect are our absolute priorities. All events take place on open public roads where we share the tarmac with local residents and property owners. Drivers must remain constantly aware of surrounding farming communities and expect slow-moving agricultural equipment or livestock transport on the roads. Teams must strictly adhere to all posted speed limits and civil road rules at all times - dangerous driving will result in immediate disqualification.

Beyond Each Stage and Section

Re-Group Culture & Regional Hospitality

Our rallies and trials are carefully designed around a relaxed camaraderie that extends far beyond the driver's seat. Every crew reviver, lunch stop and evening wrap-up is an official re-group opportunity - a chance to park the cars, catch your breath, and share stories with fellow crews over excellent food and drinks.

We pride ourselves on supporting the local country communities that welcome our events. By partnering with iconic regional businesses, historic village venues, local sporting groups and local catering teams, we ensure our competitors experience genuine country hospitality while directly giving back to regional economies.

Private Group & Corporate Rallies

Custom tarmac itineraries, road books, and hosted logistics for private car clubs and driver groups.