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This event focuses on 2WD and 4WD Classic Rally Cars and will showcase some of the most stunning locations and scenery in the world.

The Flinders to Fleurieu Rally, starting on a Monday morning in the Flinders Ranges and concludes in Fleurieu five days later with a champagne spray.

A smaller ‘sub-event’ may be included in the first few days in the Flinders Ranges.
The rally features daylight, closed road special stages, fully route charted/roadbook. All roads will be single pass.
We aim to have an average of six gravel stages each day ranging in length from 2km to 100km with approximately 200km competitive distance per day with one major service break and ‘free’ refuelling, allowing crews the option of a ‘chase car’ if needed. The total competitive distance for the event is expected to be 1000km, with roughly another 800km of transport.
An aim to have a tarmac 'Town Stage' at the end of most day’s competition, with no opportunity for tyre changes; gravel tyres must be used on tarmac.
No Parc Ferme overnight.
Field size is limited to 100 cars.

We are also looking at including a Rally Regularity option for those who wish to experience the special stages under the protection of closed roads.

Category 1 : CRC Classic Rally Cars

Any car complying with C1 category of the ‘Classic Rally Cars’ regulations as per the current Motorsport Australia Manual with the restriction that cars must be 2wd.

Category 2: Modified Classics & Club Rally Cars

Any cars complying with C2 and C3 category of ‘Classic Rally Cars’ regulations and the Group 3C Club Rally Car regulations as per the current Motorsport Australia Manual with the restriction that cars must be 2wd.

Category 3: PRC Pre-2006

Any car complying with the Group 3C - Production Rally Cars (PRC) regulations as published in the Motorsport Australia Manual with the restriction that cars must be 2wd, and of a type manufactured prior to 31/12/2006.

Category 4: H6 Subaru 4WD

Complying with the Group 3C - Production Rally Cars (PRC) regulations as published in the Motorsport Australia Manual with the restriction that cars must be of a type manufactured prior to 31/12/2006.

Category 5: CRC 4WD Classic Rally Cars

Any car complying with the C4 category of the ‘Classic Rally Cars’ regulations as per the current Motorsport Australia Manual and manufactured prior to 1/01/1989.

Category 6: Invited Cars

Any car not compliant with the above categories but considered by the Clerk of the Course as vehicles of distinction. Limited to 10 cars at the invitation of the Organisers.

Safety Cage

A Motorsport Australia approved safety cage must be fitted to the vehicle (refer to General Requirements Schedule J of the NCR) on the Motorsport Australia website.

Further information will be released shortly.

Picture courtesy of Mark Williams from Twin Cam Media