NEW NAME - NEW DATE! The “Tour De’ Course - Queensland” is scheduled for the Event to be conducted from Thursday 13 August through Saturday 15 August It has been configured to run over three days with a finish on the Saturday and the Presentation Dinner to be held on the Saturday night, this allowing competitors the Sunday to return home. The Tour De’ Course will remain faithful to the balance of varied competitions at premium and challenging venues coupled with strong camaraderie and social events. Please read on for further details, we hope you can join us. Navigation? The format of this event is that there is no competitive Navigation. There are Transport Sections between venues and overnight stops. There is no need for a ‘Navigator’. A target time will be set for each Transport Section of the Event. Classes? Classes will be: Classic up to 1975. Modern Classic 1976 – 1989. Modern 1990 – 2008. Super Cup - AWD/4WD and Porsche Cup - All Porsche (other than 356 and AWD Models). Any class that attracts less than three entries will be combined with the next most appropriate class at the discretion of the Organisers. Additional Classes may be added to reflect the Entry. Licences? The Event shall be open to: Drivers that are holders of a current Civil Licence issued by a State or Territory of the Commonwealth of Australia and an AASA Club Racing Licence or similar. The CAMS L2S licence (or above) is acceptable. .Supplementary Regulations. The Event Regulations and Entry Forms are available here on this website. It is envisaged that Entry will open 9 June 2009. Entry will close 17 July 2009. Event Schedule? Click here for a draft event schedule
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Where? The 2009 TDCQ will be conducted in and around South East Queensland. For the main days, the event will be based at Warwick and then move to Mount Cotton for the Saturday events and the Presentation Dinner in Cleveland on Saturday Night. Please refer to the draft . Event Schedule. Style of Event? The Tour De’ Course – Queensland (TDCQ) is a competition that caters for both Driver only or Driver and Co-Driver Entry. Events? A combination of Speed Events, Auto-Tests, Circuit Sprints, Hillclimbs, and Transport sections will take at Mt Cotton Hill Climb, Carnell Raceway and Morgan Park. There will be a Dinner on the Thursday night at Warwick and the Presentation Dinner will be held at Cleveland. All sub-events will be conducted on bitumen roads and sealed venues. 20 Events! The TDCQ will offer 11 sub-events over the three days. Each Competitor will have two runs per sub-event for Driver and Co-Driver (save for the Carnell Auto-Test and 200M Sprint) making a total of 20 timed sub-events for the competition. Every run is scored. Type of Vehicles? Open to all Classic, Collectable and Performance cars. Permit? The TDCQ will be conducted under the National Competition Rules of the Australian Auto Sport Alliance (ASSA) and will be scheduled as a Road Rally Event. The Event will be made up of Speed Events and Auto-Tests with Transport Sections in between venues and overnight stops. Accommodation? The Organisers will provide Competitors with accommodation listings for Warwick and Cleveland. Competitors will need to make their own accommodation bookings. Meals? For Competitors, luncheon each day is included in the Entry Fee as will the Thursday Evening meal at Warwick and the Presentation Dinner on Saturday night in Cleveland. Extra tickets are available for Crew and Guests. Fees apply. How Many Entries? Entry will be strictly limited to 50 Drivers (made up Drivers and Co-Drivers), first in best-dressed etc… No cross-entry accepted. Those Competitors not successful in obtaining an Entry will be advised and placed on the Reserves List. |
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