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RALLY
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GUIDE
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PERTH AIRPORT
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Rally Guide 2021
With the exception of any part of this document which is specifically referred to in any
Regulation or Bulletin, this document has no regulatory power and is issued as a guide only.
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INDEX
INDEX ......................................................................................................................................................................1
INTRODUCTION AND WELCOME ........................................................................................................................3
HEALTH POLICY ....................................................................................................................................................4
CONTACT DETAILS ...............................................................................................................................................6
ORGANISING COMMITTEE ...................................................................................................................................7
ITINERARY .............................................................................................................................................................9
SERVICING AND REFUELLING ..........................................................................................................................13
SERVICE PARK CONTROLS................................................................................................................................................... 13
CATERING............................................................................................................................................................................ 13
REFUEL LOCATIONS ............................................................................................................................................................ 13
REFUELLING .................................................................................................................. ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED.
SERVICE AND REFUELLING (FROM SUPP REGS) ................................................................................................................... 13
CREW INFORMATION .........................................................................................................................................15
HELMETS & APPAREL ................................................................................................................................................... 15
ODOMETER CHECK ........................................................................................................................................................ 15
TOILET LOCATIONS ....................................................................................................................................................... 15
STEWARDS MEETING SCHEDULE............................................................................................................................... 15
WEBSITES ......................................................................................................................................................................... 15
2019 STAGES NOT RUNNING IN 2021........................................................................................................................... 15
STAGE STATUS................................................................................................................................................................ 16
VEHICLE RECOVERY SERVICES ................................................................................................................................. 16
STAGE GPS POINTS / GOOGLE MAPS LINKS ............................................................................................................. 17
SIGNAGE ........................................................................................................................................................................... 18
CHICANES ..................................................................................................................................................................... 19
COURSE MARKERS / NO CUT BOLLARDS................................................................................................................. 19
VIRTUAL CHICANES .................................................................................................................................................... 20
RESTICTED SPEED ZONES ......................................................................................................................................... 20
OFFICIALS HELP BOARD ............................................................................................................................................ 21
ACCIDENT, EMERGENCY, MEDICAL & SAFETY .............................................................................................22
ACCIDENT PROCEDURES / YELLOW FLAGS ............................................................................................................. 22
EMERGENCY INFORMATION ....................................................................................................................................... 22
SAFETY .................................................................................................................................................................23
SOME DO’S AND DONT’S TO OBSERVE ..........................................................................................................24
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2021 MAKE SMOKING HISTORY Targa West Rally Guide 16-19 September 2021
INTRODUCTION AND WELCOME
Welcome to 2021 Make Smoking History Targa West, the 17th running of WA’s most prestigious tarmac rally. This event is
recognised as one of the top tarmac rallies in Australia.
The event will run on 16-19 September time when the scenery of WA is magnificent, ensuring competitors drive in some of
the most beautiful parts of Perth’s surrounding shires of Toodyay, Chittering, Mundaring, Perth Hills and the Cities of
Kalamunda and Swan when they are at their best.
We are grateful that the authorities and residents allow the competitors to enjoy their magnificent surroundings and use some
of the best stretches of tarmac this huge State has to offer. The grand finale of the event will be the City of Perth Super Stage,
preceded by the awesome 9 km Special Stage in Malaga.
Our Rally HQ will be in the Hyatt Hotel, come through the front door of the Hyatt and turn right down the stairs. Parc Ferme
will be in the undercover car park of the Hyatt Hotel. With the Presentation Dinner also at the Hyatt Hotel it will make it easier
for all and encourage more competitors to stay at the Hyatt and enjoy the total social atmosphere of the event.
All the stages are detailed in the Road Book for what promises to be another hugely exciting and challenging event for both
Classic and Modern entries in both the Competition and Targa 130 categories. The Two Day Rallye is now open for everyone.
Once the action gets under way, the Northbridge café strip Show’N’Shine on the Friday night will be a fabulous chance to
relax, meet up with other competitors and show off your cars to admirers in the closed street environment. The Sunday Night
Gala Presentation Dinner will be a fitting grand finale after the pressure of competition is over.
As in previous years our key goals are to provide a highly enjoyable ‘5-Star’ event for competitors where the spirit of the event
is centred on taking part and enjoyment of the thrill of the open road in a controlled and competitive environment.
With this in mind, we would draw to the attention of all competitors that it is their sole responsibility to ensure that they drive to
suit the prevailing conditions and within their own and their vehicles’ capabilities. This includes awareness of the road
conditions, the level of safety equipment and that they fully acknowledge the risks and exposure while competing. They also
need to review their level of personal and vehicle insurance cover and be satisfied they are adequate for their specific needs
and circumstances.
Finally, Make Smoking History Targa West would simply be unable to run without the enormous support and help from so
many of our event sponsors, individuals, organisations, car clubs, volunteers and supporters who so generously give their
time, expertise, resources and commitment to make the event run. We would like to extend our thanks to all of them and to
ask you to recognise and thank them for their input whenever you get the opportunity over the course of your time with us in
2021.
Once again, the Make Smoking History Targa West organising team wishes all competitors a safe, competitive and,
importantly, a fun motorsport event. Remember, SAFETY is our highest priority.
Kind regards
Ross Tapper
Clerk of the Course / Event Director
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HEALTH POLICY
2021 will be the 17th Anniversary of the annual Make Smoking History Targa West Tarmac Rally from the 16-19
September 2021.
The event is run and supported by a huge number of volunteers and supporters for which the organisers are very
grateful.
With tarmac rallying of this type being one of the fastest growing forms of motor sport in the country combined
with the huge variety of competing vehicles ensuring that it appeals to the widest possible audience of motor
sports followers; we believe that this offers all parties the opportunity to be involved with a long term, sustainable
and major WA based event for many years to come.
Tobacco Policy including E-Cigarettes
The Organisers of Make Smoking History Targa West recognise that smoke free environments protect non-
smokers from the harmful effects of environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) and contribute to reducing tobacco
consumption levels. The organisers encourage everyone to Make Smoking History and discourage the uptake of
smoking - particularly by young people.
All areas of Rally Headquarters and Rally Offices will be 100% Smoke Free.
The function venue used to hold the Presentation Dinner will be 100% Smoke Free.
Outdoor smoke free areas will be promoted. This will include Forrest Place for the start of the event, Service Parks
and designated Spectator areas.
Tobacco products will not be sold by Make Smoking History Targa West Organisers in any venues under the
control of the rally organisers.
All officials at Make Smoking History Targa West will be strongly advised not to smoke or carry tobacco products
whilst carrying out their official duties or wearing sponsors clothing, and definitely not in an area where they can
be viewed by the general public or the media.
Anti-smoking messages will be actively promoted at all spectator points via public announcements and signage.
Sun Protection Policy
Make Smoking History Targa West recognised that exposure to ultraviolet radiation (UVR) has negative health
effects and have introduced measures to minimise exposure.
Make Smoking History Targa West strongly recommends and supports sun safe practices for all activities.
Natural shade will be utilised to protect participants and spectators, wherever available.
All officials are informed via their team leaders and information pamphlets about safe sun practices.
Where possible functions and activities will be scheduled outside of peak UV periods (10am-3pm).
The sun protection policy will be reviewed annually.
Alcohol & Other Drugs Policy
In the interest of health and safety, the organisers of Make Smoking History Targa West will actively seek to
promote, encourage and support strategies to minimise harm from alcohol and other drug use. Make Smoking
History Targa West is governed by the rules and regulations of Motorsport Australia. Motorsport Australia have
an Illicit Drugs in Sport (IDiS) program (https://motorsport.org.au/regulations/safety-integrity/policies/idis ) and the
Motorsport Australia Anti-Doping Policy follows the guidelines from the Australian Sports Commission's doping
policy (https://motorsport.org.au/regulations/manual/general-regulations ).
Lower strength and non-alcoholic beverages will be available and promoted at all Make Smoking History Targa
West functions and venues.
Alcohol will be served in accordance with the requirements set out in the Liquor Licensing Act 1998. This includes
no alcohol being served to patrons under the age of 18 years or to intoxicated patrons.
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Officials will not be allowed to consume alcohol or other drugs whilst on duty and for eight hours prior to
commencing their official duties.
Under Motorsport Australia' doping policy any competitors found to be using illicit and performance enhancing
drugs or alcohol will face harsh penalties. These could include immediate exclusion from competition, and loss of
competition license for up to three months for the first offence (higher penalties apply if it is not the persons first
offence).
Active promotion of responsible alcohol use will occur. Excessive amounts of alcohol will not be used as prizes.
Make Smoking History Targa West will not engage in any activities or promotions that encourage excessive
consumption of alcohol i.e. free or discounted drinks, happy hours etc.
Sport Safe Policy
Make Smoking History Targa West is committed to improving the health of the community through safe
participation in sport and physical activity. Motorsport Australia have very specific safety regulations relating to
not only protective clothing and equipment to be used by competitors but also safety procedures to be followed
by officials.
The Medical Teams will be located in strategic positions close to the active competitive sections.
New and Existing Competitors will complete a Medical Statement and Declaration when applying for a National
Rally License. Competitors applying for an International Rally License will be required to pass a medical
examination prior to receiving the license.
The Sport Safe policy will be reviewed annually.
Food and Catering Policy
Make Smoking History Targa West understands and recognises the importance of good nutrition and the role it
plays in maintaining good health, ensuring that healthy food options are available throughout the event and at all
official functions. This includes the provision of foods low in fat, high in fibre and with a substantial fruit and
vegetable content.
Targa West will not provide prizes that encourage unhealthy eating.
Mental Health Promotion
Mental health promotion involves any action taken to maximize well-being in individuals and communities. It
involves fostering a sense of belonging through improving social, physical and economic environments as well as
enhancing the coping capacity of individuals and communities.
While mental health promotion opportunities can occur at any time, Make Smoking History Targa West will
proactively support positive mental health promotion of individuals and the community through supportive
strategies which:
• actively encourage individuals to participate in Make Smoking History Targa West activities (ACT)
• actively encourage individuals to become volunteers in the organization (BELONG)
• actively encourage individuals to be more broadly involved in other community events and
environments (COMMIT)
• encourage removal of economic or social barriers to participation
• encourage positive role modelling of values, behaviour and interests
• encourage participants, volunteers and organizers to treat people with respect, equality and openness
• proactively address instances of bad practice
• proactively reward instances of good practice
Encourage the support for building capacity in mental health promotion through proactively supporting
training and developmental workshops and programs.
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CONTACT DETAILS
RALLY ENQUIRIES: Telephone: 0419 045 042
Email: admin@targawest.com.au
Website: www.targawest.com.au
CORRESPONDENCE: Address all correspondence to:
The Event Secretary
Targa West
15 Coates Avenue
Baldivis WA 6171
Telephone: 0419 045 042
Email: admin@targawest.com.au
No responsibility will be accepted by the Organisers for any correspondence sent to any other
address
RALLY HEADQUARTERS: Mossman Bay Room, Ground Floor, Hyatt Hotel
99 Adelaide Terrace
Perth
Hours of operation from:
Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday
Thursday Thursday Thursday
Friday Friday Friday
Saturday Saturday Saturday
Sunday Sunday Sunday
Monday Monday Monday
Telephone No. 0419 045 042
OFFICIAL NOTICE BOARD: The Notice Board will be Electronic ONLY at www.targawest.com.au
MEDIA ENQUIRIES: Media Liaison & Promotion
Dianne Bortoletto
Telephone: 0439 997 075
Email: media@targawest.com.au
Applications for Media Accreditation is to be made via the online form available at:
www.targawest.com.au/media
ABBREVIATIONS SR Article Supplementary Regulation Article
NRC EG National Rally Code / Events General (Motorsport Australia Manual)
NRC SSR National Rally Code / Special Stage Rallies (Motorsport Australia Manual)
NRC VG National Rally Code / Vehicles General (Motorsport Australia Manual)
NCR National Competition Rules (Motorsport Australia Manual)
WEB LINKS Motorsport Australia – www.motorsport.org.au
NCR - www.motorsport.org.au/regulations/manual/ncr
NRSR - www.motorsport.org.au/regulations/manual/rally
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ORGANISING COMMITTEE
OFFICIALS OF THE RALLY
Motorsport Australia Stewards of the Meeting Lyndon Sperring (Chief)
Terri Woolhouse
Phil Bolden
Event Checker Graeme Miles
Safety Delegate Adrian Stafford
Competition Checker/s Dean Herridge and Glenn Macneal
ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Clerk of the Course / Event Director* Ross Tapper
Finance / Event Director* Jan Tapper
Event Secretary David Smith
Competitor Relations Officer Dan Adams
Chief Medical Officer Dr Rik Hagen
COVID Checker Dr Rik Hagen
Results Manager Leon Polak
Media Manager Dianne Bortoletto
Chief Scrutineer Scott McKivett
Chaplain Kim van Keule
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EVENT PROGRAMME
Saturday 4 September Documentation Verification and Scrutiny Peter May Autos
1000−1200hrs inspection for WA South West Competitors 3/5 Mummery Crescent
Bunbury
Saturday 11 September Documentation Verification and Scrutiny Midland Toyota
1000−1500hrs inspection for Metropolitan Competitors 163/169 Great Eastern Hwy Midland
Tuesday 14 September
1600−1900hrs Reconnaissance of Wanneroo Wanneroo Raceway
Wednesday 15 September
1200−2100hrs Rally Headquarters opens Freshwater Bay Room, Hyatt Hotel
(See General Information for HQ Hours of 99 Adelaide Tce
Operation) Perth
1200−2100hrs Documentation Verification Hyatt Hotel
1630-1730hrs Reconnaissance of Zig Zag Zig Zag, Kalamunda
2100hrs Final time to purchase Gala Presentation Secretariat
Dinner Tickets
Thursday 16 September
0800−0830hrs Documentation Verification Hyatt Hotel
0830hrs Latest time for a change of Crew Member Hyatt Hotel
0830hrs Latest time for vehicle change Hyatt Hotel
0830-1000hrs Tyre Marking Secure Car Park, Fortescue Centre
0800−0930hrs Vehicle Assembly Secure Car Park, Fortescue Centre
0900-0930hrs Re-Present Scrutiny Secure Car Park, Fortescue Centre
0930hrs Latest time for presentation of vehicles for Secure Car Park, Fortescue Centre
Scrutiny
0930hrs Latest time for nomination of teams Hyatt Hotel
0930hrs Start Order posted Online Noticeboard
0930−0955hrs Crew Briefing (All Drivers and Co-Drivers) Plaza 1 & 2, Hyatt Hotel
1000hrs Convoy Hyatt to Supreme Court Gardens Secure Car Park, Fortescue Centre
1015−1045hrs Vehicles arrive Supreme Court Gardens, Perth
1145hrs Official Start (1st Car) Supreme Court Gardens, Perth
1200−1500hrs Tyre Marking - Spares Whiteman Service Park
1218hrs SS1 Start Whiteman Park
2000hrs End of Leg 1 Secure Car Park, Fortescue Centre
2100hrs Leg 2 Start List posted Online
Friday 17 September
0900hrs Start of Leg 2, 1st Car) Secure Car Park, Fortescue Centre
1800hrs Northbridge Re-Group Northbridge, Perth
2100hrs Depart Northbridge Northbridge, Perth
2100hrs Leg 3 Start List posted Online
Saturday 18 September
0730hrs Start of Leg 3 (1st Car) Secure Car Park, Fortescue Centre
2030hrs End of Leg 3 (1st Car) Secure Car Park, Fortescue Centre
2100hrs Leg 4 Start List posted Online
Sunday 19 September
0800hrs Start of Leg 4 (1st Car) Secure Car Park, Fortescue Centre
1430hrs End of Rally (1st Car) Victoria Avenue, Perth
1530hrs Podium Finish Victoria Avenue, Perth
1600hrs Post-Event Scrutiny commences Terrace Road Carpark or alternative
location as advised by Bulletin.
1800hrs Post-Event Scrutiny scheduled to finish Terrace Rd Carpark
1830hrs Provisional results posted. Online
1900hrs Results issued Online
(subject to any protests)
1900hrs Gala Presentation Dinner Hyatt Regency Grand Ballroom
99 Adelaide Terrace, Perth
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ITINERARY
ITINERARY
16-19 September 2021
Leg 1
Location Distance 1st Car
Time
TC Targa
Name SS Liaison Total Allowed Competition
130
Thursday, 16 September 2021
TC98 Hyatt Hotel to Supreme Court Gardens 1.26 1.26
Section 1
TC0 Supreme Court Gardens 11:45 11:50
TC1 Whiteman Drive West 21.85 21.85 0:35 12:20 12:28
SS1 Whiteman Park West 1 3.27 12:23 12:31
TC2 Whiteman Drive West 6.61 9.88 0:35 12:58 13:06
SS2 Whiteman Park West 2 3.27 13:01 13:09
TC2A Whiteman Park Village Service IN 7.15 10.42 0:25 13:26 13:34 E
Service A (6.54) (36.87) (43.41) 0:20
TC2B Whiteman Park Village Service OUT 13:46 13:54
RZ Refuel Whiteman Park
1 Distance to next Refuel 7.52 44.88 52.40
TC3 Mussell Pool Road 6.92 6.92 0:20 14:06 14:14
SS3 Whiteman Park East 1 3.76 14:09 14:17
TC4 Mussell Pool Road 6.12 9.88 0:35 14:44 14:52
SS4 Whiteman Park East 2 3.76 14:47 14:55
TC5 Jacks Hill 31.84 35.60 0:50 15:37 15:45
SS5 Wanneroo Raceway 1 4.49 15:40 15:48
Service & Refuel Permitted in Liaison Time
TC6 Jack Hill 2.09 6.58 0:35 16:15 16:23
SS6 Wanneroo Raceway 2 4.49 16:18 16:26
Service & Refuel Permitted in Liaison Time
TC7 Jack Hill 2.09 6.58 0:35 16:53 17:01
SS7 Wanneroo Raceway 3 4.49 16:56 17:04
RZ Pump Refuel Ellenbrook
2 Distance to next Refuel - Service Stations along Route
TC7A Ellenbrook Service IN 40.80 45.29 0:50 17:46 17:54 E
Service C 0:25
TC7B/8 Ellenbrook Service OUT 18:11 18:23
TC8 Main Street 0.11 0.11
SS8 Midland Toyota Ellenbrook 1 1.60 18:14 18:26
TC8A Ellenbrook Service IN 1.66 3.26 0:10 18:24 18:32 E
Service D 0:55
Charity Passenger Rides
TC8B/9 Ellenbrook Service OUT 19:19 19:31
TC9 Main Street 0.11 0.11
SS9 Midland Toyota Ellenbrook 2 1.60 19:22 19:34
TC9A Hyatt Hotel 32.56 34.16 1:35 20:57 21:09 E
Leg 1 Total 30.73 161.17 191.90
Updated 30/08/2021 16:08
RZ Refuel Zone
E Early Book In Permitted
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16-19 September 2021
Leg 2
Location Distance 1st Car
Time
TC Targa
Name SS Liaison Total Allowed Competition
130
Friday, 17 September 2021
Section 2
TC9B Hyatt Hotel 9:00 9:10
TC10 McDowell Loop 35.03 35.03 1:00 10:00 10:10
SS10 Parkerville 1 5.81 10:03 10:13
TC11 McDowell Loop 3.41 9.22 0:40 10:43 10:53
SS11 Parkerville 2 5.81 10:46 10:56
RZ Refuel Mundaring - Jacoby St
3 Distance to next Refuel 47.13 60.26 107.39
TC12 Weir Village Rd 17.15 22.96 0:35 11:21 11:31
SS12 Forch Kalamunda East 1 14.66 11:24 11:34
TC13 Weir Village Rd 31.59 46.25 1:00 12:24 12:34
SS13 Forch Kalamunda East 2 14.66 12:27 12:37
TC13A Kalamunda Service IN 2.76 17.42 0:15 12:42 12:52 E
Kalamunda Service [Minor] (40.94) (89.94) (130.88) 1:00
TC13B Kalamunda Service OUT 13:42 13:52
TC14 Zig Zag Scenic Dve 6.20 6.20 0:10 13:52 14:02
SS14 Zig Zag 1 2.76 13:55 14:05
TC15 Croxton Rd 6.97 9.73 0:15 14:10 14:20
SS15 Forch Kalamunda 1 15.05 14:13 14:23
RZ Refuel Mundaring - Jacoby St
4 Distance to next Refuel 17.81 94.69 112.50
TC16 Zig Zag Scenic Dve 22.53 37.58 0:50 15:03 15:13
SS16 Zig Zag 2 2.76 15:06 15:16
TC17 Croxton Rd 6.96 9.72 0:15 15:21 15:31
SS17 Forch Kalamunda 2 15.05 15:24 15:34
TC17A Forrestfield Service IN 32.10 47.15 1:05 16:29 16:39 E
Service D (35.62) (74.76) (110.38) 1:00
TC17B Forrestfield Service OUT 17:29 17:39 E
RZ Pump Refuel BP Forrestfield
5 Distance to next Refuel - Service Stations along Route
TC17C Northbridge 20.34 20.34 0:50 18:19 18:29 E*
Northbridge Depart 2.62 2.61 0:45 21:00 21:10
Leg 2 Total 76.56 187.66 264.21
Updated 30/08/2021 16:10
RZ Refuel Zone
E Early Book In Permitted
E* Early Book In Permitted after 18:00hrs
SR Supplementary Refuel
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Shannons Leg 3
Location Distance 1st Car
Time
TC Targa
Name SS Liaison Total Allowed Competition
130
Saturday,18 September 2021
TC17D Hyatt Hotel 7:45 7:54
TC18 Racecourse Rd 83.25 83.25 1:20 9:05 9:14
SS18 Racecourse 1 7.09 9:08 9:17
TC18A Toodyay Service IN 10.21 17.30 0:17 9:25 9:34 E
Service E (7.09) (93.46) (100.55) 0:15
TC18B Toodyay Service OUT 9:40 9:51
RZ Refuel Toodyay
7 Distance to next Refuel 15.83 61.80 77.63
TC19 Racecourse Rd 2.96 2.96 0:15 9:55 10:06
SS19 Racecourse 2 7.09 9:58 10:09
TC20 Redgum Circle 26.17 33.26 0:30 10:28 10:39
SS20 Coondle West (Conostylis) 4.32 10:31 10:42
TC21 Timberden Dr 13.53 17.85 0:15 10:46 10:57
SS21 Timberden West 4.42 10:49 11:00
TC21A Toodyay Service IN 19.14 23.56 0:20 11:09 11:20 E
Service F (15.83) (61.80) (77.63) 0:20
TC21B Toodyay Service OUT 11:29 11:40
RZ Refuel Toodyay
8 Distance to next Refuel 26.12 66.39 92.51
TC22 Folewood Rd 2.62 2.62 0:15 11:44 11:55
SS22 Toodyay 1 8.50 11:47 11:58
TC23 Redgum CIrcle 26.24 34.74 0:30 12:17 12:28
SS23 Coondle West (Darwinia) 4.61 12:20 12:31
TC24 Folewood Rd 13.92 18.43 0:30 12:50 13:01
SS24 Toodyay 2 8.50 12:53 13:04
TC24A Toodyay Service IN 10.22 18.72 0:20 13:13 13:24 E
Service G (21.61) (53.00) (74.51) 0:25
TC24B Toodyay Service OUT 13:38 13:49
RZ Refuel Toodyay
9 Distance to next Refuel 39.34 44.17 83.51
TC25 Nerramine Dr 18.00 18.00 0:23 14:01 14:12
SS25 Timberden East 4.51 14:04 14:15
TC26 Devon Way 32.08 36.59 0:35 14:39 14:50
SS26 Maryville Downs 1 19.67 14:42 14:53
TC27 Devon Way 4.67 24.34 0:45 15:27 15:38
SS27 Maryville Downs 2 19.67 15:30 15:41
RZ Refuel Lower Chittering
10 Distance to next Refuel 40.47 31.56 72.03
TC28 Ridgewood Loop 16.59 36.26 0:35 16:05 16:16
SS28 Bullsbrook Long 1 11.41 16:08 16:19
TC29 Bonita Road 4.42 15.83 0:15 16:23 16:34
SS29 Bullsbrook Short 1 8.82 16:26 16:37
TC30 Ridgewood Loop 2.20 11.02 0:25 16:51 17:02
SS30 Bullsbrook Long 2 11.41 16:54 17:05
TC31 Bonita Road 4.42 15.83 0:20 17:14 17:25
SS31 Bullsbrook Short 2 8.83 17:17 17:28
TC31A Bullsbrook Service IN 5.39 14.22 0:20 17:37 17:48 E
Service H (84.32) (87.77) (172.09) 2:00
TC31B Bullsbrook Service OUT 19:37 19:48 E
RZ Refuel
11 Distance to next Refuel Various Service Stations Along Route
TC31C Hyatt Hotel 50.86 50.86 1:15 20:52 21:03 E
Leg 2 Total 128.85 346.89 475.64
Updated 30/08/2021 16:10
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ITINERARY
16-19 September 2021
Go-Gear Leg 4
Location Distance 1st Car
Time
TC Targa
Name SS Liaison Total Allowed Competition
130
Sunday, 19 September 2021
TC31D Hyatt Hotel 8:00 8:11
TC32 Century Rd 16.44 16.44 0:40 8:40 8:51
SS32 Malaga 1 9.75 8:43 8:54
Service [Major] (9.75) (16.44) (16.44)
TC33 Century Rd 2.00 11.75 0:55 9:38 9:49
SS33 Malaga 2 9.75 9:41 9:52
Service [Major] (9.75) (2.00) (11.75)
TC34 Century Rd 2.00 11.75 0:55 10:36 10:47
SS34 Malaga 3 9.75 10:39 10:50
TC34A Rowe St Regroup IN 2.00 11.75 0:15 10:54 11:05 E
Regroup
TC34B Rowe St Regroup OUT 11:20 Convoy
Parade Through Malaga Stage
TC34C City of Perth Assembly IN 35.00 35.00 1:15 12:35 12:46 E
TC35 City of Perth Assembly OUT 12:57 13:08
SS35 City of Perth 1 2.10 1.54 3.64 0:25 13:00 13:11
Service [Minor] (11.85) (40.54) (62.14)
SS36 City of Perth 2 2.10 1.54 3.64 0:25 13:45 13:56
Service [Minor] (2.10) (1.54) (3.64)
SS37 City of Perth 3 2.10 1.54 3.64 0:10 14:30 14:41
Leg 4 Total 35.55 62.06 97.61
Leg 3 Total 128.85 346.89 475.64
Leg 2 Total 76.56 187.66 264.21
Leg 1 Total 30.73 161.17 191.90
Event Total 271.69 757.78 1029.36
Updated 30/08/2021 16:10
E Early Book In Permitted
RZ Refuel Zone
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SERVICING AND REFUELLING
Service Park Controls
• Time Controls will be setup at the entry and exits to all service parks. The time allowed for service will be indicated in
the Itinerary. Liaisons to and from services parks do not form part of the service time provided.
• Section times have been made long enough to not require the need for exceeding the road speed limit.
• Penalties will apply for late or early arrival at these controls unless indicated by an E on the Itinerary or the Senior
Official at the control provides other information.
• Links to Service Park locations on Google Maps are provided below:
THURSDAY
Whiteman Park https://goo.gl/maps/B3eMtBTe6mghqEEA9
Wanneroo Raceway https://goo.gl/maps/qNWsH5RSNqG4nJ7x9
Ellenbrook https://goo.gl/maps/hGwt1SsZxiMWRW1Q7
Hyatt Hotel https://goo.gl/maps/QeAZQLhkKiYfBSHM6
FRIDAY
Kalamunda Car Park https://goo.gl/maps/Cbk7SZCtbHtgQCe46
Mundaring Refuel https://goo.gl/maps/2f7JMP2QXxG12Thz8
Forrestfield Shopping Centre https://goo.gl/maps/sQA54M3t7YfvNdRT7
Northbridge Car Park https://goo.gl/maps/wSNyqAhehmXhFdWH9
Hyatt Hotel https://goo.gl/maps/QeAZQLhkKiYfBSHM6
SATURDAY
Toodyay https://goo.gl/maps/xjTjib5D5E327cf57
Lower Chittering Refuel https://goo.gl/maps/eb8VjgMAhW51SGAR9
Bullsbrook Service Park https://goo.gl/maps/CxA66rW2QYNpJgtZ6
Hyatt Hotel https://goo.gl/maps/QeAZQLhkKiYfBSHM6
SUNDAY
Malaga https://goo.gl/maps/8pqnirvB2bT3cbEKA
Riverside Drive https://goo.gl/maps/EH92youEXAnVaPW57
Catering
• Service crews are encouraged to support local businesses in Whiteman Park, Ellenbrook, Kalamunda, Toodyay and
Bullsbrook.
• Food and Coffee Vans will be operating at Langley Park
Refuel Locations
Refuel zones will be established along the route that will be manned by fire crews.
All containers must be removed from the Refuel Zone.
• Thursday Leg 1
o Pump Fuel: available at various locations along the route
o Containers: Car Park alongside service area in Whiteman Park & Wanneroo Raceway Pits
• Friday Leg 2
o Pump Fuel: available at various locations along the route
o Containers: Gravel Area, cnr Mundaring Weir Rd & Jacoby St, Mundaring
• Saturday Leg 3
o Pump Fuel: Shell Toodyay, only the one on corner of Goomalling-Toodyay Rd has 98 Octane
o Containers: Toodyay Service Park, ex-Shire of Toodyay Depot off Charcoal Lane Service Park
o Containers: Lower Chittering Fire Brigade, Muchea East Road
o Containers: Bullsbrook Service Park
o Pump Fuel available at various locations along the route
• Sunday Leg 4
o Pump Fuel available at various locations along the route
Service and Refuelling (from Targa West Sporting Regs)
Only one service vehicle per competing car starting the rally may provide service throughout the rally. This vehicle must be
clearly identified by means of a “Service Crew” windscreen sticker issued by the Organisers and affixed to the centre
top of the windscreen. This vehicle is the only service vehicle that will be permitted into the Service Parks per
competing car.
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6.2 Up to eight (8) Service Crew Members per competing car starting the rally may register.
(i) Time to service the vehicles will be allowed in Service Parks provided on route. It is recommended that all
servicing is done within the Service Park. The length of time available for each Crew to service may vary. All
services may be used to close any gaps which have appeared between vehicles. The Organisers will endeavour
to provide Crews with a minimum of 20 minutes at each Service Park.
(ii) The speed of the cars in the Service Park shall not exceed 10kmh; failure to comply with this limit shall result in
a penalty applied by the Stewards.
(iii) When necessary, as part of service (i.e., changing a fuel tank or pump), emptying and/or refilling of fuel is
permitted in a Service Park provided that:
• the work is carried out under the supervision of a marshal; and
• no other work is carried out on the car during the emptying and/or refilling operation; and
• a suitable safety perimeter is established around the car; and
• two (2) fire marshals are present with fire extinguishers sufficient in capacity and suitable for use on
flammable liquids; and
• only sufficient fuel is added to reach the next refuel zone.
6.3 Service Parks are designated as either Major or Minor Services (See Itinerary).
• Major Service − Crews will be able to park adjacent to their service vehicle and may perform any work
necessary. The Organisers will endeavour to provide Crews with a minimum of 20 minutes
• Minor Service − Crews will be parked separately from their service vehicle and may perform limited service
using hand tools only.
6.4 With the exception of suburban roads/streets and all built up areas refuelling is not restricted, subject to the
following conditions:
(i) Up to two (2) Service Crew Members per competing vehicle are permitted to assist with refuelling. Accreditation
for both Crew Members must be always displayed.
(ii) Roadside refuelling must not block, impede, disrupt, or otherwise affect normal traffic in any way. All
vehicles involved in conducting roadside refuelling must be positioned off the road surface and off the
road shoulder.
(iii) Electric fuel pumps must comply with the relevant Standards Australia standard for pumping the specific fuels.
(iv) Decanting of fuel between containers may only be done in a refuel zone or bunded storage area.
(v) Any action inside a refuel zone not directly involved in the refuelling of the competing vehicle is prohibited.
(vi) In all refuel zones, a 5kmh speed limit applies.
(vii) The Organisers strongly recommend either refuelling from service station pumps or a closed hand pump system.
The responsibility for refuelling is incumbent on the Crew alone and must be done in a manner which ensures
that no fuel is spilt.
(viii) Engines must be switched off throughout the refuelling operation.
(ix) It is recommended that the Crew remain outside the car during refuelling; however, should they remain inside,
the safety belts must be unfastened and doors open.
(x) The Organisers recommend that all Service Personnel wear neck to wrist to ankle fire resistant clothing,
balaclava, and fire-resistant gloves, all to an appropriate standard, during refuelling.
(xi) It is also recommended that an anti-static/grounding strap be connected between any fuel containers and the
vehicle being refuelled.
(xii) In the Event of a breakdown, the car concerned may be pushed out of the refuel zone by the Crew Members,
Officials and Team Members without incurring any penalty. An external battery may be used immediately before
the exit of the refuel zone away from any refuelling activities.
(xiii) Refuel points have been set with the Fuel Consumption of 1.20km/litre during Special Stages and 5.00km/litre
on Liaison with a tank holding 45 litres of useable fuel. Competitors must be able to meet these requirements.
(xiv) Any breaches of the refuel regulations (parts i to xiii) will be reported to the Stewards for consideration
of exclusion or other penalty.
6.5 Electric Vehicles (EVs) may recharge at any time and location outside of the closed special stages, including
Assembly Areas. They are permitted to miss Service Park Time Controls as listed in the Supplementary Regulations.
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CREW INFORMATION
HELMETS & APPAREL
Competition Category
Apparel: Crews must wear, as a minimum, the apparel outlined in Schedule D Rally/Road Tarmac National of the current
Motorsport Australia Manual of Motor Sport. Apparel must be presented at Pre-Start Scrutiny. Failure to wear appropriate
apparel when competing on a Special Stage will result in a recommendation to the Stewards of the Meeting of a penalty
which may go as far as exclusion from the Event.
Targa 130 Category
Apparel: Crews must wear, as a minimum, the apparel outlined in Schedule D Rally/Road Tarmac Multi-Club of the current
Motorsport Australia Manual of Motor Sport. Apparel must be presented at Pre-Start Scrutiny. Failure to wear appropriate
apparel when competing on a Special Stage will result in a recommendation to the Stewards of the Meeting of a penalty
which may go as far as exclusion from the Event.
ODOMETER CHECK
There is no Official Check Location. Crews should align their Trip Meter to the Road Book.
TOILET LOCATIONS
Portable toilets will be at all Controls and Spectator Points
Thursday 16 September
Supreme Court Gardens Edge of Park
Whiteman Park Toilet Block near Cafe and another at Mussel Pool
1 x Portable unit near Start and Stop Controls
Wanneroo Raceway In the Pits
Ellenbrook Shopping Centre & The Brook Tavern
Friday 17 October
Parkerville 1 x Portable unit near Start and Stop
Zig Zag Scenic Drive 1 x Portable unit near Start and Stop
Kalamunda Special Stages 1 x Portable unit near Start and Stop and Spectator Point
Kalamunda Lunch Stop Down Barber Street
Saturday 18 October
Racecourse Special Stage 1 x Portable unit near Start and Stop
Toodyay Special Stage 1 x Portable unit near Start and Stop and Spectator Point
Timberden Special Stage 1 x Portable unit near Start and Stop
Coondle West Special Stage 1 x Portable unit near Start and Stop and Spectator Point
Toodyay Service Park Saturday Alongside Town Hall and next to Time Control
Maryville Downs Special Stage 1 x Portable unit near Start and Stop
Bullsbrook Long Special Stage 1 x Portable unit near Start and Stop and Spectator Point
Bullsbrook Short Special Stage 1 x Portable unit near Start and Stop
Bullsbrook Stages Toilet Block on cnr Chittering Road and Smith Road
Sunday 19 October
Malaga Stage Portable units near Start and Stop and Spectator Points
City of Perth Portable units near Start, Toilet Block opp Hill Street
STEWARDS MEETING SCHEDULE
Will be held as required
WEBSITES
The following websites may hold information and updates relevant to the rally
Make Smoking History Targa West www.targawest.com.au
Motorsport Australia www.motorsport.org.au
2020 STAGES NOT RUNNING IN 2021
See changes below
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STAGE STATUS
STAGE
Whiteman Park West 1 & 2 Flying Finish has moved 50m earlier
Whiteman Park East 1 & 2 Same as 2020
Wanneroo Raceway Same as 2020
Ellenbrook Same as 2020
Parkerville Same as 2020
Kalamunda East Same as 2020
Zig Zag 1 & 2 Same as 2020
Kalamunda 1 & 2 Same as 2020
Racecourse 1 & 2 Same as 2019
Coondle West Conostylis Same as 2020
Coondle West Darwinia Same as 2020
Timberden West & East Same as 2020 with two additional Chicanes
Toodyay 1 & 2 Same as 2019 with a new Virtual Chicane
Maryville Downs Estate Same as 2020
Bullsbrook Long 1 & 2 Same as 2020
Bullsbrook Short 1 & 2 Same as 2020
Malaga 1,2 & 3 Same as 2020
City of Perth 1, 2 & 3 Same as 2020
VEHICLE RECOVERY SERVICES
Terry Hughes 0411 241 649 Ask Rally Officials to call RECOVERY 1 on the Command Radio Network
Recovery Trucks provide their service to the event for Free and will not be charging for recovery from a stage to
the nearest service park.
Where a tow is further than a reasonable distance back to the service park then a flat fee of $3.50 plus GST per
km. A ‘Call Out Fee’ will not be charged.
We do not want other tow trucks being called out onto a stage as that will jeopardise the future support we have
from our current teams.
Crews and stage teams are advised that other towing companies will NOT have access to the stages until the
roads have been opened to the public. We are starting to have trouble finding trucks willing to support our event,
so it is important to support those that support us.
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STAGE GPS POINTS / GOOGLE MAPS LINKS
SS Stage Name GPS Start / Google Maps Link GPS Stop
1,2 Whiteman Park -31.846135 : 115.927841 -31.843911 : 115.950003
West https://goo.gl/maps/F8SMWbNEfYVjxZbR7
3,4 Whiteman Park -31.843911 : 115.950003 -31.847189 : 115.925052
East https://goo.gl/maps/U4RovHWpcSTMVtQ78
5,6,7 Wanneroo -31.663694 : 115.796083 -31.663937 : 115.785262
Raceway https://goo.gl/maps/MvELRVtvizpskaZe9
8,9 Ellenbrook -31.781600 : 115.966517 -31.781753 : 115.965286
https://goo.gl/maps/cKo6P4bxTEgJP6VM9
10,11 Parkerville -31.862487 : 116.137026 -31.854392 : 116.132604
https://goo.gl/maps/kwY44rcWeLjJdha18
12,13 Kalamunda East -31.951720 : 116.168406 -31.977670 : 116.077843
https://goo.gl/maps/4QASqLfcWRt4edYT7
14,16 Zig Zag -31.939240 : 116.043551 -31.941236 : 116.048009
https://goo.gl/maps/VUy5xHkpZDXPKF5fA
15,17 Kalamunda -31.977670 : 116.077843 -31.950964 : 116.172567
https://goo.gl/maps/ccR91DCXBQ8hWcXc8
18,19 Racecourse -31.567250, 116.473889 -31.599433, 116.455133
https://goo.gl/maps/BwUtKzghrR5Uks9B7
20 Coondle West - -31.487083 : 116.395222 -31.500817 : 116.373817
Conostylis https://goo.gl/maps/pqZamwZnngN7SSE69
23 Coondle West - -31.487083 : 116.395222 -31.512283 : 116.379533
Darwinia https://goo.gl/maps/pqZamwZnngN7SSE69
21 Timberden West -31.497639 : 116.276000 -31.504800 : 116.299817
https://goo.gl/maps/5mvKRs7HCR13uA1o7
25 Timberden East -31.504806 : 116.299806 -31.497633 : 116.276017
https://goo.gl/maps/XN32uJi86y9snEeu9
22,24 Toodyay -31.560417, 116.447889 -31.599433, 116.455133
https://goo.gl/maps/SN5CP5UgA1RCzQSM8
26,27 Maryville Downs -31.567139 : 116.058944 -31.560267 : 116.071967
https://goo.gl/maps/VQ1HFy9WjYAZUGBn6
28,30 Bullsbrook Long -31.641157 : 116.070003 -31.673153 : 116.074044
https://goo.gl/maps/muJTxyGBh5iYEhxe9
29,31 Bullsbrook Short -31.647230 : 116.051391 -31.640756 : 116.055622
https://goo.gl/maps/meAeoNcsNycHBF129
32,33,34 Malaga -31.856685 : 115.888287 -31.856767 : 115.895587
https://goo.gl/maps/MdtSbAdaU5K7RYfj8
35,36,37 City of Perth -31.961448 : 115.866827 -31.961523 : 115.866788
https://goo.gl/maps/oXqpPvGRuKWe1A4BA
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SIGNAGE
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CHICANES
Refer to Targa West Sporting Regulations and the following diagram
CENTRE LINE OF ROAD
CHICANE LAYOUT
1 metre
1 metre
*
90
0
60
0
* MINIMUM 3 METRES WIDTH THROUGH ‘GATES’
COURSE MARKERS / NO CUT BOLLARDS
Refer to Targa West Sporting Regulations and the following diagram
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VIRTUAL CHICANES
Refer to Targa West Sporting Regulations and the following diagram
RESTICTED SPEED ZONES
Refer to Targa West Sporting Regulations and the following diagram
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OFFICIALS HELP BOARD
Refer to Targa West Sporting Regulations and the following diagram
Officials Help Board
The organisers will be providing Road Closures with an emergency board; this will have the word HELP printed
in red on a white background. If urgent medical assistance is required or the safety of the stage may be seriously
compromised and the officials have no other means of communications, they are to display the HELP board to
passing rally cars.
The rally crew must then notify the Stop Control that an official has displayed the board and the Stage will be
stopped while a FIV is dispatched to investigate. If the official is showing signs of extreme emergency, waving
arms etc., it is expected that the competitor will stop to investigate and hit the SOS button on their RallySafe.
Normal rules will apply for compassionate time compensation.
HELP
Only to be used in an emergency situation if you require medical assistance or safety of the stage is seriously compromised and you
cannot get through to the Stage Commander, Rally HQ, Chief Medical Officer or the Clerk of Course by either radio or by telephoning one
of the numbers shown below. Please show this board to the passing rally cars. They will then notify the Stop Control that an Official is
displaying the HELP board and the FIV will be dispatched to assist you. This will require the Special Stage to be stopped. Under NO
circumstances should you drive onto the stage to seek help as you will endanger you own life and that of the competitors and never leave
your location unattended. To STOP a Rally Car immediately, wave this card so they can see it.
Rally HQ: 0419 045 042
Emergency: 0488 679 287 Clerk of Course: 0418 950 022
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ACCIDENT, EMERGENCY, MEDICAL & SAFETY
ACCIDENT PROCEDURES / YELLOW FLAGS
YELLOW FLAGS
If for any reason a Special Stage is stopped, SOS operators, who will be located at approx. five (5) kilometre
intervals or mid-point of the stage, will wave a yellow flag. These flags will be displayed to crews still on the stage
after it has been stopped.
When the flag is displayed, each crew must slow to a non-competitive speed, exercise extreme caution and
proceed to the end of the stage, or obey the instructions of the marshals.
ACCIDENTS/RED SOS
In the event of an accident where injuries are sustained that require immediate medical attention or where
assistance is required with a fire the red SOS sign should be displayed to the following car, which is required to
stop.
The crew of this vehicle should assist and assess the requirements. Where mobile telephone coverage is available
the first crew should ring the emergency number and advice of the situation.
If RallySafe is fitted, the first crew should also press the emergency button on their unit to alert the command
centre.
The second and third cars to arrive should proceed to the next SOS radio point to notify the Organisers of the
situation. The third car should then proceed through the stage at a safe speed to provide a buddy to any other cars
still on the stage. All other vehicles should then stay with the crew of the vehicle involved in the accident and
continue to render assistance as required.
Any crew who stops at a SOS radio point to report an accident is not to leave that location until Rally HQ has given
approval for them to proceed to the end of the stage and the SOS official has indicated it is safe to move onto the
stage.
Rally Safety Briefing Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1EZPIXDFAE
STOPPED VEHICLE/OK SIGN
If a car stops in a special stage as a result of mechanical failure or after an accident a warning triangle must be
displayed in a conspicuous position at least 50 metres behind the car except where the car is not in a hazardous
position.
Crews sighting a warning triangle must drive with caution and reduce speed until the stopped car has been passed.
If no immediate medical attention is required the OK sign must be clearly displayed to at least the three following
cars.
The OK sign and the warning triangle must be left on display for the whole length of the period that the car is
stopped on the course regardless of whether or not the crew remain with the car.
Failure to adhere to these regulations will be reported to the Stewards of the Meeting for consideration of
exclusion or other penalty.
EMERGENCY INFORMATION
In case of an accident call
POLICE / AMBULANCE, ON:
000
Your call is free from any telephone booth in the state.
RALLY EMERGENCY
To report a Rally Emergency to Rally HQ, call
0488 679 287
Save the number in your phone
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If team members require either medical assistance outside of competition, please contact Make Smoking History
Targa West’s Competitor Relations Officers. These officials can be contacted on the following numbers:
Position Person Number
Competitor Relations Officers Dan Adams 0439 623 011
Jim Carlton 0409 293165
Competitor Support Officer Carter Smith 0407 064 913
St John Ambulance Emergency Number 000 Non-Emergency Transport Calls
(08) 9334 1234
SAFETY
Doctors
There will be one Doctor working on the event, Dr Rik Hagen with a Paramedic They will be supporting the Paramedic
teams in the Ambulances.
Ambulance
We will have an Ambulance on the start of every Stage using a combination of Wilson Medic One, Toodyay SJA and
Bullsbrook SJA.
We also have the provision to call in emergency helicopters if required.
Fire & Rescue
There will be Fire & Rescue Teams on standby at strategic locations equipped with state of the art fire and rescue
equipment, Jaws of Life. This service will be provided by Ashendon First Intervention, a local based volunteer group
who provide a service to rallying. They will be supported by local FESA units in Toodyay and Lower Chittering.
SOS
We track all the vehicles through every stage by recording when they have started and also as they pass monitoring
points known as SOS points which are located at regular intervals throughout the stage. If any car does not go through
a point or if a following car notifies the SOS point that a competitor requires medical assistance we stop the stage and
send in the Medical Intervention Vehicles.
RallySafe
RallySafe is an innovative vehicle to vehicle communication system that transmits hazard warnings via in-car units in
competitive motor sports events such as a rally.
The RallySafe unit is a small electronic module fitted to a vehicle for use by the navigator and driver. It incorporates a
full colour display, key pad, accelerometer, a radio transceiver, GPS and GSM Satellite communications capabilities.
The RallySafe electronic device utilises satellite technology to automatically transmit warnings and vehicle status data
from unit to unit and to Race Control.
The system includes an automated hazard warning generated in the event of an accident. This signal is transmitted
immediately to following competitors’ vehicles and race controllers. Each in-car unit indicates a competing vehicle’s
speed and location in reference to the designated course.
The driver or co-driver is able to over-ride or downgrade the warning that their vehicle transmits when the system
identifies an extraordinary event. An example could be if a vehicle unexpectedly stops on course but does not present
any danger to itself or following competitors.
Push to pass functionality is also a feature allowing a competitor to warn forward vehicles of their intention to overtake
greatly eliminating risks taken in dust or hazardous passing locations.
The RallySafe device provides automatic following vehicles notification if a competitor stops or crashes on course. The
system utilises a combination of currently available technology in multiple ways to greatly improve the safety of
competitors in motorsport.
The system also allows Race Control to view the location of all competitors on course in real time in addition to
monitoring stage times.
For further information on how to install and use the RallySafe in car unit, go to www.rallysafe.com.au
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