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2003 Competitor Information Guide RALLY GUIDE NETIER NATIONAL CAPITAL RALLY 21-22 MARCH 2020 netiernationalcapitalrally.com.au INTRODUCTION AND WELCOME Welcome to the 2020 Netier National Capital Rally. The rally is a compact event being Round 1 of the RSEA Safty Motorsport Australia Rally Championship® incorporating ARC2, ARC3, ARC4 J-ARC. M-ARC and Teams Cup. The rally is also Round 1 of the MTA Motorsport Australia New South Wales Rally Championship, the East Coast Classic Rally Series and the Techworkz Automotive ACT Regional Rally Series. Events of this magnitude cannot happen without the tireless work and assistance of key stakeholders and I would personally like to thank all officials for their efforts in the lead up and during the event. A special mention must go to the team at the Brindabella Motor Sport Club for their incredible support for this event. We acknowledge the support of Netier and Abode Hotels who have committed for a further 3 years and the ongoing support of the ACT Government. The Netier National Capital Rally has been designed with the competitor in mind utilising some of the best roads Canberra has to offer. The event has been set to be as compact as possible for the benefits of both crews, teams, media and other stakeholders. We look forward to receiving your entry for one of the most exciting and dynamic events of the year. The city of Canberra awaits you. Yours sincerely Adrian Dudok Clerk of Course Page: 2 RALLY COMMITTEE Position Name Contact Clerk of Course Adrian Dudok 0417 251 011 Deputy Clerk of Course Michael Wallace 0425 840 843 Assistant Clerk of Course Sporting Ted Faulds 0409 317 270 Assistant Clerk of Course Admin Dougal Wilson 0412 653 908 Event Secretary Julie Lucas 0407 800 092 Competitor Relations Officer Sarah Bell 0437 866 887 Competitor Relations Officer Mark Nelson TBA Chief Medical Officer TBA Results Manager Christine Bethwaite 0414 582 025 Chief Scrutineer Rod Slader 0427 640 585 Rally Command / Communications Phil Longworth 0428 415 798 Emergency Services Manager John Buckley 0408 970 078 Service Park Manager Chris Clark 0429 650 858 Chaplain Kim van Keule 0421 211 066 Motor Sport Safety and Rescue Jeff Woods 0408 001 256 Chief Steward Steward Ian Bigg 0425 378 048 Steward Event Checker David Stephens 0402 112 150 ARC Manager Justin Hunt 0415 100 992 ARC Commercial Operations Manager Adrian Coppin 0415 508 244 ARC Sporting Manager Michael Clements 0418 804 105 ARC Technical Manager Barry Habgood 0419 691 513 ARC Results Gary Searle 0418 815 595 Page: 3 SERVICE PARK AND CREW INFORMATION A temporary service park is available at the Canberra Grey Hound track from Thursday 19th at 9am, please contact Marty Holberton to arrange access on 0412 399 425 Address: 235 Narrabundah lane Symonston https://goo.gl/maps/aELWYCxFq2QY9dZi6 Information about the Mike Bell Service Park. The Mike Bell Service Park is located across the street from Rally Headquarters: 10 Bowes Street, Phillip. Rally Headquarters Abode Woden, 10 Bowes Street, Phillip The Service Park is not secured. Security will not be available. All competitors will be located on level ground generally consisting of a hard-packed bitumen covered surface. Competitors can access the Service Park from 0930 hrs Saturday 21 March. The Organisers will provide the following facilities at the Service Park: Page: 4 • Public toilets • Waste removal shared use • Recycling facilities • Waste oil collection shared use • General venue security NO. 10 RESTAURANT + BAR – ABODE WODEN The No. 10 Restaurant + bar at the Abode Woden have special opening hours and menus for the rally. 1. Grab + Go menu available 5am – 7am at No.10 Restaurant + Bar Saturday 21st and Sunday 22nd March. 2. Service Park pop-up menu available between 11:30am – 5:30pm Sunday 22nd March. Page: 5 Page: 6 Page: 7 ITINERARY 2020 Netier National Capital Rally Heat 1 (Section 1) Saturday 21st March 2020 SS Liaison Total Target First Car Last Car TC Location dist. dist. dist. time Due with LTL 0 Ceremonial Start (Kowen Settlement) 17:00 19:12 Distance to next refuel: (6.20) (34.38) (40.58) 1 Charcoal Kiln 4.25 4.25 0:05 17:05 19:17 SS1 Spectator 1 3.10 17:08 19:20 2 Charcoal Kiln 2.06 5.16 0:06 17:14 19:26 SS2 Spectator 2 3.10 17:17 19:29 2A Flexi-Service Holding Area IN 28.07 31.17 0:40 17:57 20:09 SECTION 1 2B Flexi-Service Holding Area OUT / Flexi-Service IN 0:25 18:22 Flexi-Service A (Service Park) 6.20 34.38 40.58 0:20 2C Flexi-Service OUT / Overnight PF IN 0:05 18:17 20:54 Saturday Totals : 6.20 34.38 40.58 19:10hrs 1. At the 20 minute service, crew s may w ait a maximum of 25 minutes to move their cars into the Service Park. Heat 1 (Section 1) 2020 Netier National Capital Rally Heat 1 cont ... (Section 2) Sunday 22nd March 2020 07:08hrs SS Liaison Total Target First Car Last Car TC Location dist. dist. dist. time Due with LTL 2D Overnight Parc Ferme OUT / Service B In 7:00 Service B (Service Park) 0:30 2E Service OUT 7:30 9:34 RZ Refuel - Service Park 1 Distance to next refuel: (29.35) (34.00) (63.35) 3 Brindabella Rd 23.28 23.28 0:35 8:05 10:09 SS3 Hyles Block 1 10.43 8:08 10:12 4 East West Rd 5.31 15.74 0:20 8:28 10:32 SS4 East West 1 7.26 8:31 10:35 5 Blue Range Rd 3.57 10.83 0:20 8:51 10:55 SS5 Blue Range 1 11.66 8:54 10:58 SECTION 2 RZ Remote Refuel - Mountain Creek Rd [1.84] 2 Distance to next refuel: (34.62) (42.69) (77.31) 6 Mineshaft Rd 15.49 27.15 0:45 9:39 11:43 SS6 Cottage 5 Ways 1 14.71 9:42 11:46 7 Tidbinbilla Lane 0.36 15.07 0:20 10:02 12:06 SS7 Tidbinbilla I 19.91 10:05 12:09 7A Technical Zone & Regroup IN 28.68 48.59 1:00 11:05 13:09 7B Technical Zone & Regroup OUT / Flexi-Service IN 1:00 10:39 Flexi-Service C (Service Park) (63.97) (76.69) (140.66) 0:50 7C Flexi-Service OUT / Regroup IN 0:30 Heat 1 (Section 2) Page: 8 Heat 2 (Section 3) 7D Regroup OUT 13:25 15:29 RZ Refuel - Service Park 3 Distance to next refuel: (29.35) (34.00) (63.35) 8 Brindabella Rd 23.28 23.28 0:35 14:00 16:04 SS8 Hyles Block 2 10.43 14:03 16:07 9 East West Rd 5.31 15.74 0:20 14:23 16:27 SS9 East West 2 7.26 14:26 16:30 10 Blue Range Rd 3.57 10.83 0:20 14:46 16:50 SS10 Blue Range 2 11.66 14:49 16:53 RZ Remote Refuel - Mountain Creek Rd [1.84] 4 Distance to next refuel: (34.62) (42.69) (77.31) SECTION 3 11 Mineshaft Rd 15.49 27.15 0:45 15:34 17:38 SS11 Cottage 5 Ways 2 14.71 15:37 17:41 12 Tidbinbilla Lane 0.36 15.07 0:20 15:57 18:01 SS12 Tidbinbilla2 19.91 16:00 18:04 12A Service D IN 28.68 48.59 1:00 17:00 19:04 Service D (Service Park) (63.97) (76.69) (140.66) 0:10 12B Service OUT / Parc Ferme IN 17:10 19:14 E Podium 18:00 Sunday Totals: 127.94 153.38 281.32 19:10hrs 1. At the 50 minute service, crew s may w ait a maximum of 1 hour to move their cars into the Service Park. 2. E denotes early Book-In allow ed 3. Times show n are for first competitor from approved Start List Version: TOTALS OF THE RALLY - ARC SS Liaison Total Comp % Heat 1 - 21st & 22nd March 70.17 111.07 181.24 38.7% Sections 1, 2 Heat 2 22nd March 63.97 76.69 140.66 45.5% Section 3 TOTALS - 12 SS 134.14 187.76 321.90 41.7% Heat 2 (Section 3) Page: 9 Y 0 L 2 L 0 A 2 R t e L r A Y v A d i T t W a I H t r G I t P i n H t A o S d E C A e p L R n p e s A R e E N g n g e B O m I N a t a a T n A o t e g t 0 r A 2 m C 0 e l N t 2 t T S C e 1 S e 2 S I S h H I c E T r W L & U a E L I A O N M W S S S S G N AD I RO K D LE A I O M R N E V E H S S T E W L U E A O N N S D W A E O R W N O T O T U K S N A Y E E U B N E N V A A E U Q O G I L T L E R A U I O g N P P E N E A L R n A G I G U i V M A r A e e n i t A u r K R c C I R E S W B H N S Y A F C E Y V I A Y Y R W A A D H T W W H G T I E G I H K H C N A H H O O H S L A R S L R D A T L E N N A L A B U E O W P M B S M L M A D S A A R U E N R C R I R I R E L N E H A H S S D N O T N N E I E N T O L ON I D NGT F F I S FL EMI W K L S A F I e O E E D R K N G OA s R r R H D R N u A C I O I o D P G C K c A D K C I D e T O N n c W I R D i S D O f a M N A f E i R A E T r U R N E R V A K R L B G E R L N A R U I O B H A B T R M O H N P A D E U H N E O V T A E H R T L A E E S W O N R O M M N O O E Y R A C E R N E W E Y N R H R A N O G V M L I N N O H I R T L M O R Y O D R O R A S T O U C A F O R ' H D C D T k N E A S E O W E I r N N H y M Y D H O T E a L E S e T C l O Q D S r S L A L C U S A P S L D u S P A A F O N H A B N A E R R A I W L A S Y E M E e H A ' S R R I I N y M H R V L U O N A c l W E N L C L U O S C B A i l N N I E L V O L I R E I J N R U A a L E K E G v A R W G L R r O A R L R A D R N R E H E R A R e K A D S C A C I Y D A N R G F I S E S N G O E N H A E S D e A S A G k L L N K W L S K U a A L O E A N N L R I N H R A E C A I M O D A A B E S H B G L T E P I A P S A C N S P E R V L L G S A I Y A A L I I A U R R I A A R Y N S N B R H O E B W N D N P N V E A I M O R R D W E D D H U R N N E E A K R V A E I S A O O P K O O M D C T I Y H R C W R Y R J G N E T O R O D O A C A E A L A N Y L I L E X R E L N M F T IV P I R O A D E R O N D H K H B a R U r E N c C A g S r C I A E n M N B Y e N T H A e o T M R d N D O N k n T T Y n E K Y A W i R a R e O A E a A E L n r L C I O O A K N L O k N V E C E W L n e F a D N R O G E i E N C A K g D L V L E E A E C N G I A O R H T K g E U P U R N G A A G N G R O C N u R A E I N O S A Q P G B T L M N D O R R C E T A D B S N A R I R M E A A G E B W W H L H S A E I A R F B M T Y G E E M U E N G I A L R G H N L K A L O A R R P I E R E L T E D T V F E I E V N A D T R S E S L D O N N O A N I Y W R O A H H R L N O I H F F T M I L P D M L T P R G O S U E T A N O I E H C K S S W D S V C I O R W N M R Y O A R S G N EVENT F I C F R A K H F A H S U H T N I A P D C S P M O L IA C N IL L
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