The MTA New South Wales Rally Championship (NSWRC) will be hotly contested over six rounds in 2019, including a return to the National Capital Rally as part of the CAMS Australian Rally Championship, in May.
This yearβs CAMS Australian Rally Championship kicked off with The Courier Eureka Rally in Ballarat, Victoria, as old rivals and new competitors began their campaign for a shot at the 2018 title.
Clayton Hoy has been crowned Phoenix Homes Queensland Yowie Country Rally champion after winning an entertaining battle with 2018 CAMS MTA NSW Rally Championship winner Glenn Brinkman.
Only one month remains until Frontal Head Restraints (FHR) become compulsory for any rally competitor taking part in multi-club level events, with the ruling to kick in on 1 January, 2019.
Highlights from Kennards Hire Rally Australia, the sixth and final round of the 2018 CAMS Australian Rally Championship, will be screened this Wednesday at 4pm on 7mate.
From the outside, the 2018 CAMS Australian Rally Championship looks like a happy hunting ground for Adam Kaplan and Aleshia Penney, the pair securing their third consecutive Australian two-wheel-drive title at Kennards Hire Rally Australia.
In what is one of the most competitive State Championships in Australia, the highlights of the 2018 MTA NSW Rally Championship are now online. See the championships’ 2018…
CAMS Australian Rally Championship regular Molly Taylor has swapped gravel for tarmac, steering a Subaru TCR car in a successful test in Europe.
Ben and Cathy Hayes have won the Focus on Furniture Victorian Rally Championship (VRC) in style, taking out the final round at the 2018 George Derrick Memorial Rally in Boisdale.
Kennards Hire Rally Australia is always a tough event, throwing challenges at competitors over three gruelling days and 319 competitive kilometres.