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Arker Showgrounds Entertainment Precinct & Service Park 19 - 22 SEPTEMBER Round 5 Australian Rally Championship Round 4 South Australian Rally Championship Mt Barker Showgrounds Entertainment Precinct & Service Park TICKETS AT: INFO AT: OUTIX��COM.AU: -----... � �- LIME.COOL Z'-ar;ae:aa" � "-."","..II'", � -... ·.L CAMSAUSTRALIANRALL�Y - ADELAIDEAH HILLS RALLYR C ff A M P l ON SH I P 2015: Jeffrey David &Grant Geelan Contents (Porsche 911) Disclaimer …………………………………………................3 Spectating on Rallies ....................................3 Welcome - Event Director & Clerk of Course ............................................4 Public Scrutineering ......................................5 Service Park .......................................................6 Saturday Stages Map .......................................7 Saturday Itinerary – Heat 2………………............8 Saturday Spectator Points…………………......9-11 Saturday Night Super Special Stage ....12-14 Sunday Stages Map ..........................................15 Sunday Itinerary – Heat 2 .............................16 Sunday Spectator Points……………………......17-21 Adelaide Hills Rally Anderson Hill Rally Experience ................22 Things To Do in the Adelaide Hills .......23-25 2016: Mal keough & andrew bennett Welcome to Callington .................................26 (Audi Quattro Sport E2 Replica) Murray Bridge & surroundings…………....….27 2017: frank kelly & Lauren Kelly Official Entry List………………………………......28-29 (Ford escort "baby blue") List of Competitors & Profiles ............30-36 S.A.’s Rallying Car Clubs ............................37 Event Partners ........................................38-40 Australian Rally Champions .......................41 South Australian Rally Champions ..........42 A.R.C. round winners in S.A. ...................43-44 2018: Harry bates & John McCarthy (Toyota yaris ap4) Monarto Mega september 19-22, 2019 Mt Crawford 2 MOTOR SPORT IS DANGEROUS In exchange for being able to attend or participate in the event you agree: • To release Confederation of Australian Motor Sport Ltd (“CAMS”) and Australian Motor Sport Commission Ltd., promoters, sponsor organisations, land owners and lessees, organisers of the event their respective servants, officials, representatives and agents (collectively, the “Associated Entities”) from all liability for your death, personal injury (including burns), psychological trauma, loss or damage (including property damage) (“harm”) howsoever arising from your participation in or attendance at the event, except to the extent prohibited by law; • That CAMS and the Associated Entities do not make any warrantyimplied or express, that the event services will be provided with due care and skill or that any materials provided in connection with the services will be fit for the purpose for which they are supplied; and to attend or participate in the event at your own risk. You acknowledge that: • The risks associated with attending or participating in the event include the risk that you may suffer harm as a result of: Motor vehicles (or parts of them) colliding with other motor vehicles, persons or property; Acts of violence and other harmful acts (whether intentional or inadvertent) committed by persons attending or participating in the event; and • The failure or unsuitability of facilities (including grand-stands, fences and guard rails) to ensure the safety of persons or property at the event. • Motor sport is dangerous and that accidents causing harm can and do happen and may happen to you. You accept the conditions of, and acknowledge the risks arising from, attending or participating in the event and being provided with the event services by CAMS and the Associated Entities. RESTRICTED AREAS SPECTATING ON RALLIES ALWAYS: NEVER: • Always stay alert! The unexpected may happen • Never stand in prohibited areas (Study the spectator • Always consider your own safety and that of viewing diagrams) others at all times • Never stand or sit close to the edge of the road • Always stand where you can see the competing • Never stand below the level of the road (or in gutters or cars coming and going culverts) Always leave yourself room to move away • • Never stand in run-off (escape) routes for the competing quickly cars Always keep children under constant and close • • Never sit down at a location on the same level as the cars supervision – you need to be standing so that you are able to move • Always leave pets at home, please don’t bring away quickly if necessary them to a spectator area Never stand in front of arrows or signs relevant to the Always listen to the marshals- they are there to • • running of the event ensure the event runs within the safety Never be distracted – always face the competing cars guidelines prescribed by CAMS • Never stand on or cross the road while it is officially Always take your litter home with you and keep • • closed our forests clean • Never play games with your safety, or with that of the competitors 3 WELCOME - FROM THE EVENT DIRECTOR AND CLERK-OF-COURSE Welcome to the second running of the Adelaide Hills Rally which is promoted by Ultimate Motorsport Events. Once again, the aim of this year’s event is to bring “Rally” back to the public. To do this we have located the Service Park in the centre of Mt Barker at the local Showgrounds/Main Oval. This year the service park will be on the oval so we can light up the service park on Saturday night after the Super Special Stage. We have again partnered with Hills Radio 88.9FM to broadcast from the scrutineering/ceremonial start and from the service park. We hope that crews will be generous with their time. This year we have added a Ceremonial Start to the Street Party on the Thursday night. We are closing off the entire main street of Mt Barker to host the promotional scrutineering/ceremonial start at 6pm. ARC crews will be in attendance for scrutineering and then park their cars for the public to browse. Drivers will be available to sign posters at the drivers signing sessions at allocated times. The Ceremonial Start will then begin at 8pm. This year the local SARC/Clubman and Intro competitors will have their scrutineering day on Sunday 15th September at the RAA on Richmond Road Mile End, but are still required to attend the Street Party and Ceremonial start on the Thursday evening. This year the Super Special Stage has been moved to the Saturday evening so it is more accessible for the general public to come and enjoy. Once again, two cars will be match raced against each other twice to see who will finish on the top step for Heat 1 of the AHR. There is the addition of a separate AHR Stadium Rallysprint event at the Super Special Stage venue this year were competition will start from 5pm. Competitors will get one run before the ARC/SARC crews arrive, then one run between the 2 Super Special Stages and then 2 runs after the ARC/SARC competitors have finished. General Admission and Corporate tickets to the Super Special Stage on the Saturday evening can be bought at Outix, www.outix.com.au Saturday we also have 2 new stages that we are very excited about along with some revamped stages on Sunday and the return of an old favourite. We think the roads this year are even more challenging and exciting than last year and we hope you enjoy them as much as we have selecting them. Sunday we are lucky enough to run the Mawson Row stage again twice, (reverse direction this year) and spectators are encouraged to spectate from Anderson Hill Winery where brunch and then lunch will be supplied in the ticket price of $60 a head. The Anderson family has once again thrown open their winery for us to use as a spectacular place to enjoy the rally from. Great food and wine and a lot of rally action is the order of the day with live music and guest speakers. Tickets for the Anderson Hill Winery experience can be bought at Outix, www.outix.com.au Have a wonderful and successful event and please stay safe and well. Andrew Admiraal, Michael Clements, Event Director Clerk-of-Course Event information will be updated regularly on the website at www.rallysa.net.au and our website at www.ume.cool and on social media at www.facebook.com/adelaidehillsrally 4 PUBLIC SCRUTINEERING Gawler Street, Mount Barker will be the site for scrutineering for the BOTT Adelaide Hills Rally, the fifth and penultimate round of the 2019 CAMS Australian Rally Championship, and third and final round of the MRF Tyres South Australian Rally Championship. This will take place from 6pm on Thursday, 19th September. Spectators will be able to view two cars at a time, one from the Australian Rally Championship, and one from the South Australian Rally Championship, being inspected together, this event is open to the public. This will be followed by the competing crews signing event merchandise and memorabilia at the nearby Barker Hotel’s Alfresco Area, also in Gawler Street. A new addition in 2019 is the ceremonial start which will commence from 8pm and conclude at 9pm. See the competitors and their cars before they get dirty as they begin the rally in style. special guests and dignitries will also be in attendance with special broadcast from hills radio 88.9fm. a great relaxed evening for all the family to enjoy. 5 SERVICE PARK Service Park for the rally will be at the Mount Barker Showgrounds, which will have a exciting atmosphere, spectators being able to view the cars as well as enjoying the Activation Zone, where there will be the first ever Adelaide Hills Virtual Rally Experience. This will be open to Officials, Competitors and Spectators. Whilst being
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