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EVENTS 2017

Combined Symmons Slalom MotorKhana and Track Test Tune day 22/07/17

Symmons Slalom MotorKhana

ONLY NWCC MEMBERS can enter for the motorkhana. (If you aren't a member you can join the club on the day, Junior $20, Senior $55, Family $70.) Club cars will be available for use on the day. (Juniors 12-17 y.o).

Maximum entries 60. Preference given to Juniors and Come and Try entries - $30 per entry.

Supplementary Regs & Entry Form

PRACTICE DAY

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CLASSIC RALLY - August 19 2017

Latest Classic Update 14-6-17

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AUSTRALIAN MASTERS GAMES - BARRINGTON HILLCLIMB - Oct 28th

Igor features in Masters Promo

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NWCC Team wins CAMS Clubs Challenge hillclimb at Baskerville

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Tall Timbers HELLYER RALLY May 20 2017

Hellyer Rally Provisional RESULTS

Sara Rogers at Publicity day at Tall Timbers Motel

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PRECISION EXHAUST BARRINGTON HILLCLIMB - April 22nd

 RESULTS AND REPORT

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Saturday morning started with little promise of fun day with rain falling Intermittantly,

however proceedings commenced on time at 11.00 am.
At times the sun came out and then an odd bout of rain fell but the event continued on smoothly.

31 competitors, including 10 juniors, enjoyed the slippery conditions with some of the more experienced drivers losing rhythm on their way and spinning out on the back corner.

The drivers lined up for the morning briefing in damp conditions
The course was swapped around several times.
The top 8 drivers for the day lined up for the King of the Paddock shootout in the NWCC Red Hyundai Lantra (the equaliser)

Consistency is the key to a good result at the end of the day.

Outright winner of the day was Stephen Turner.

The top 8 shootout for King of the Paddock was tightly contested, with the first four within three tenths of a second, but Jarom Rhind won out to take the crown.

New Club Car - Junior Development and social evenings
Thanks to a very generous donation by Eddie Maguire, our club is now in possession of a Hyundai Lantra rally car.  The car was one of two built by Wayne Bell for Hyundai Australia to compete in the 1994 Asia Pacific championship, in which it won the formula two category, so it comes with some interesting history. The car will be ideal for juniors or club members to compete at various club events in and could even be used for other purposes such as zero car in rallies or promotion of our club....

Before the Lantra can be used however, it needs a general tidy up and some. . . .

The Slalom Of Symmons - Cams sponsored junior development day was held at Symmons Plains raceway. Primarily aimed at introducing newcomers and juniors, from 12 years of age upwards, to a simple form of motor sport.

The event was open to regular members as well. There were enough available places within the entry limit, with approximately 50 contestants enjoying the freezing cold conditions. Can't say the same for the officials out in the blustery cold conditions.

.The event was run on the concrete skip pan area at rear of the pits. .

Vehicle requirements were basic road worthiness. No special clothing or helmets were required. 

Australian all-wheel-drive rally champions Marcus and Scott Walkem dominated the second round of the Tasmanian Rally Championship series yesterday, the Stanley Hotel Hellyer Rally, winning all eight stages of the demanding event their Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 9.

The event was also the 25^th anniversary Hellyer Rally and attracted a strong field of crews from all over the state, with the event starting from and finishing at the Stanley Hotel.

From a cold corner of the state a snippet of rally action. 10 remaining competitors battle out for the honours With six cars from the Hobart area and four from Circular Head the club level rally competitors had a great day. Weather was cold but the forecast rain held off and a bit of sunshine was welcome. Unfortunately this camera spot was in the shade of a big hill.