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May072018
QUIET TECHNICAL REVOLUTION
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It’s been 3 years since the last rally, and 2 years since the last social drive. In this time, all efforts of the Australia Classic team went into developing the…
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Jan162017
NEW SOFTWARE: TICK
By aucl_admin_new
Happy New Year, classic car fans! 2017 is already starting on a better foot than last year and we are happy to report that the development of our proprietary timekeeping…
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Jul062016
AC16 PHOTO ALBUM
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At long last, we present you some snapshots of the recent AC16 Social Drive. Thanks to Anita, Nathan, Kristy and Zoltan for the photos – check them out at our…
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Get to know the Rules & Regulations

Competitors do not need to know where they are other than how far the next junction is. The Roadbook describes the route in great detail showing every intersection, landmark, time control point and 1/100 challenge.
In addition to the “classic” category, entries of replicas, hot-rods and supercars are also allowed.
Precision rallying, like the Australia Classic series is a form of motor sport conducted on public roads alongside regular traffic and adheres to all road rules and regulations.
The entry fee includes multiple meals for the drivers as well as for the navigators, a Roadbook, decals, lanyards and passes, baseball caps and a comfortable, branded polo shirt too.