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SPECTATOR GUIDE
The Adelaide Hills Rally is proud to welcome Bott Storage Systems as the
event naming rights sponsor for 2018. Bott is a global leader in the design
and manufacture of in-vehicle and workshop storage equipment.
In Australia and New Zealand, the international Bott Group is represented by
Bott Storage Systems.
Bott brought rally legend Frank Kelly down-under last year and also supports
the Paddon Motorsport Hyundai team in New Zealand.
The range of Bott in-vehicle storage equipment is proudly made in
South Australia. Craig Beard, Managing Director says “The AHR represents
a great opportunity to showcase our product range to motorsport fans and
the general public alike. We have recently released a new range of dedicated
trade-packs and the rally is a great way of taking the products out of the
showroom and into the community.”
Throughout the event there will be a selection of Bott demonstration
vans and utilities on display to see first-hand the quality of the fit-out and
superior engineering.
Bott - Turning a van into a work space.
www.bott-group.com.au
CONTENTS
Disclaimer.............................................. 4
Spectating on Rallies............................ 4
Welcome - Event Director and
Clerk of Course.................. 5
2018 CAMS Australian Rally
Championship So Far............................ 6 1972: John Taylor & Graham
West (Austin Kimberley)
2018 MRF Tyres S.A. Rally
Championship So Far............................ 7
Public Scrutineering.............................. 8
Service Park........................................... 8
Friday Night Super Special Stage......... 9
Saturday Stages Map.......................... 10
Sunday Stages Map............................ 11
Itinerary ..........................................12-13
SPECTATOR POINTS ....................14-20
BOTT making life easier for
NZ Hyundai team................................. 21
1974: Colin Bond & George
Things To Do in the Adelaide Hills...... 22 Shepheard (Torana GTR XU-1)
Welcome to Callington........................ 25
Bott Adelaide Hills Rally Anderson
Hill Rally Experience............................ 26
Bott Adelaide Hills Rally Pike & Joyce
Rally Experience.................................. 27
List of Competitors & Profiles........28-31
S.A.’s Rallying Car Clubs .................... 32
Event Partners ...............................33-37
Australian Rally Champions............... 38
South Australian Rally Champions.... 40
1991: Neal Bates & Michael
A.R.C. round winners in S.A............... 42 Taylor (Toyota Celica GT4)
2013: Eli Evans & Glen Weston
(Honda Jazz)
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MOTOR SPORT IS DANGEROUS
In exchange for being able to attend or participate inh 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 •N
ever stand in prohibited areas (Study the
happen spectator viewing diagrams)
• Always consider your own safety and •N
ever stand or sit close to the edge of the road
that of others at all times •N
ever stand below the level of the road (or in
• Always stand where you can see the gutters or culverts)
competing cars coming and going •N
ever stand in run-off (escape) routes for the
• Always leave yourself room to move competing cars
away quickly •N
ever sit down at a location on the same level
• Always keep children under constant as the cars – you need to be standing so that
and close supervision you are able to move away quickly if necessary
• Always leave pets at home, please •N
ever stand in front of arrows or signs relevant
don’t bring them to a spectator area to the running of the event
• Always listen to the marshals- they are •N
ever be distracted – always face the
there to ensure the event runs within competing cars
the safety guidelines prescribed by
•N
ever stand on or cross the road while it is
CAMS
officially closed
• Always take your litter home with you
•N
ever play games with your safety, or with that
and keep our forests clean
of the competitors
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WELCOME -
FROM THE EVENT DIRECTOR AND
CLERK-OF-COURSE
Thank you to David McDonough and Craig Beard from the BOTT Group for coming on board as our
Major Sponsor this year. Your support of our major sponsor is always appreciated.
This year, our main aim is to bring Rally back to the public! You will find the Service Park located in the
centre of Mt Barker at the local Showgrounds/Main Oval, just 15 minutes from Adelaide. We are lucky
enough to have partnered with Hills Radio 88.9FM to broadcast live from the scrutineering and service
park and will be actively asking crews for their comments.
We have decided to change the format of scrutineering, where we will be closing off Gawler Street in
Mt Barker to host the promotional scrutineering and team meet and greet evening. Crew attendance
will be required, and afterwards, will park their cars for the public to view while signing posters and
engaging with the public at the drivers signing session. Times will be allocated for this.
Another change this year that we are very excited about is the Shannon’s Adventure Tour, an initiative
that the 2018 BOTT Adelaide Hills Rally has recently introduced.
We also have reintroduced Classic Cars as part of the ARC competition through the 2018 BOTT
Adelaide Hills Rally Classic Cup. We have been missing the diversity that the Classic Cars bring in the
ARC events and hope that we will spark a revival in these spectacular vehicles in ARC events.
Wednesday will have full and part day testing sessions available, with Thursday put aside for
reconnaissance and scrutineering. Friday will see the teams based out of “The Bend Motorsport
Park”. There will be a further short testing session before we move in to Shakedown and Media Rides.
At 1500hrs we then move into recce or the best Super Special Stage run in Australia since the WRC
was held at Langley Park. Teams will have their cars in the holding area at the Stadium Track at “The
Bend Motorsport Park” at 1730hrs before the first cars hit the track at 1800hrs. Two cars will be match
raced off against each other twice to see who will lead the event into the start of day 2.
General, Family, Concession and Corporate Admission.
Saturday will see the spectacular 37km mega stage run twice, which will be a good hit out to stretch
their legs for the ARC cars heading on to the WRC in Coffs Harbour in November.
Sunday, we head to the Mt Crawford Forest in the morning before returning to the Adelaide Hills
stages. We are lucky to have the Mawson Road stage back in rallying in Australia. The event will have
2 spectating areas, one at Anderson Hill Winery and the other at Pike & Joyce Winery, where lunch and
drinks will be supplied in the ticket price.
We hope you enjoy the food vans and the displays in the activations area on the main oval in Mount
Barker. A Virtual Rally Experience will be available for all to test their driving skills in the main Pavilion,
with results and rally videos being displayed on the super screen throughout the event. There will be
plenty of tables and chairs for families to be able to sit down and enjoy the rally experience.
Have a wonderful and successful event and please stay safe and well.
Andrew Admiraal, Michael Clements,
Event Director Clerk-of-Course
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2018 CAMS AUSTRALIAN RALLY
CHAMPIONSHIP SO FAR
Harry Bates and John McCarthy gave the Toyota Yaris AP4 its maiden CAMS Australian Rally
Championship round 1 victory at The Courier Eureka Rally on March 3-4 near Ballarat.
Bates took out heat wins on both Saturday and Sunday to claim 11 of 15 stages, finishing heat
two 28 seconds ahead of Steve Glenney and Michael Potter (Subaru WRX STi).
Glenney made a stellar return to the ARC as a driver after a ten-year absence, claiming second
for the round with a string of fast and consistent stage times.
Tankformers Eli Evans and Ben Searcy (Mini Cooper AP4) rounded out the podium in their first
event together, finishing Sunday’s heat in fourth position behind Glen Raymond and Kate Catford
(Mitsubishi Evo IX) but with enough points from heat one to claim third for the round.
In the ARC 2WD championship, reigning champions Adam Kaplan and Aleshia Penney (Mazda
RX7) took out the round win by just one point from Jason Lennane and Amanda Ramia (Proton Satria
2000). Haowen Chu and Xinan Mao (Ford Fiesta) claimed third.
Switching to a leased Skoda Fabia R5, Tankformers’ Eli Evans and Ben Searcy completed a
clean sweep of the Make Smoking History Forest Rally in Western Australia (27-29 April), winning
both heats and 15 of 19 stages to claim maximum points in round two of the CAMS Australian Rally
Championship (ARC).
Evans’ victory at WA’s Forest Rally, his third time on the top step at this event, handed him
a slim five-point lead in the championship, ahead of Steve Glenney, with new co-driver SA’s Andy
Sarandis, in second and Harry Bates/John McCarthy (Toyota Yaris) in third.
Evans’ last ARC round win was at the Scouts’ Rally in South Australia in October 2015, with
Glen Weston in the co-driver’s seat. Evans and Weston went on to take out the CAMS Australian Rally
Championship that year.
Steve Glenney produced a strong drive to claim second outright in only his second appearance
at the event, and his first in 12 years. Subaru do Motorsport’s Molly Taylor and Malcolm Read
improved throughout the weekend to grab third place, ahead of Glen Raymond and Kate Catford.
Evans and Searcy took outright honours at the Netier National Capital Rally (June 1-3),
claiming maximum points as the fastest crew on leg one and for the outright win, also grabbing the
bonus point for the most stage wins.
Round 1 winners Harry Bates and John McCarthy were the only team to stand in the way of a
clean sweep for Evans and Searcy, winning the leg 2 battle by just 10 seconds and grabbing the 20
points.
Glenney, Bates and Taylor remain in second, third and fourth respectively but it was Adrian Coppin and
Erin Kelley (Skoda Favia R5) were the big winners of the weekend. Their second place podium finish
saw them move from eighth to fifth in the standings.
In Subaru Rally Tasmania (27-29 July) Glenney and Sarandis went fastest on Friday night’s
SSS in Launceston before going off the road in the following day’s second stage.
Running equal first, Bates/McCarthy lost 14 minutes on the same stage with an electrical
problem, allowing Evans/Searcy to dominate the day’s proceedings, finishing well ahead of Taylor/
Read and Coppins/Toni Feaver and Marcus and Scott Walkem (Peugeot 208). .
Sunday’s opening stage saw Evans overshooting a corner and stalling, losing 5 minutes.
Their comeback brought them back up to second behind Glenney, before getting a post-event
penalty for receiving outside assistance.
This was appealed and overturned, giving them second for the heat ahead of Coppin/ Feaver,
Taylor/Read and Lewis Bates/Dale Moscatt (Toyota Corolla S2000).
Current pointscore: 1. Eli Evans 290 pts, 2. Steve Glenney 239 pts, 3. Harry Bates 206 pts
4. Molly Taylor 200 pts, 5. Adrian Coppin 189 pts, 6. Lewis Bates 130 pts.
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2018 MRF TYRES S.A. RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP
SO FAR
The 2018 MRF Tyres S.A. Rally Championship began with the AGL Rally of the Heartland in
the Burra region of the State’s mid-north on June 2-3.
The “blind” rally, ie no pacenoting, also consisted of a Classic category, which was dominated
by Mal Keough and Pip Bennett’s fearsome Audi Quattro S1 Group B replica.
Whilst reigning S.A. champions Aaron Bowering and Heath Weedon retired on the opening
stage with a damaged radiator in their WRX, Zayne Admiraal and Matthew Heywood’s similar Subaru
led from the opening stage, with Victorian Peter Schey and local Kate Catford’s WRX STi in the first
windfarm stage.
Admiraal received a 90 second penalty for being late out of service, dropping him from first to
seventh, his fightback getting him back into the lead three stages later.
He finished the day ahead of Schey, Matt Selley/Hamish McKendrick’s Escort Mk II and Stuart
Bowes/Mark Nelson’s Mercedes Benz 450 SLC, also running in Classic.
Bowering returned for Sunday’s stages, where Jamie Pohlner/Ken Moore’s WRX was fastest on
the opening Burra Gorge, Selley’s Escort having its clutch fail near the end of the stage.
The following South to North, sixth-placed Marc Butler and Peter Sims rolled their Honda Civic,
very lucky to escape serious injury.
Despite a puncture on the penultimate stage, Admiraal finished up 1:14 ahead of Schey, Bowes
a further 1:18 away, with Dale Cagney and Mark Dycer’s Mitsubishi Evo III another 27 seconds back.
Round 2 was a brand-new event, the Auto One Port Augusta Rally of the Ranges on June
29, another “blind” rally, based in the spectacular southern Flinders Ranges.
Stages consisted of a bitumen run through Pichi Richi Pass, fast, smooth gravel roads, a rough
track on private property featuring quite a few cautions for creek beds and off-camber corners and a
stage at the Hawker racetrack, all in daylight.
Schey and Admiraal tied on the opening Pichi Richi before the Bowes Mercedes went into the
lead ahead of Bowering and Admiraal. The fast, flowing roads suited the heavy, powerful Mercedes,
setting two fastest times.
A tight right-hander dropping into a creekbed on Heysen saw most of the field overshoot.
Leading going into the final stage, Admiraal had a flat tyre and a jack problem, dropping him
to 11th while Schey’s rapid time gave him the win by 12 seconds over Bowering, Bowes 14 seconds
further back, 13 seconds ahead of Pohlner, in turn 24 seconds up on Paul Heenan/Andrew Kriesel’s
Mitsubishi Galant VR4.
The season’s first pacenoted rally, the 34th running of the Copyworld Walky 100 Rally, held on
August 11, moved south to Eudunda from its traditional Robertstown base.
The very wet conditions saw the two runs of the Frankston stage dropped.
Aaron Bowering/Heath Weedon took the lead on the first stage before Declan Dwyer/Craig
Adams (Mitsubishi Evo VI), in their first rally for the year, wrestled it from them.
Pohler’s WRX stopped for 14 minutes on Julia 2 after ingesting mud before Bowering was out a
couple of stages later with a cracked sump.
This left Dwyer in the lead, closely followed by Admiraal, before the latter scored a 40 second
service penalty, putting Dwyer beyond his reach.
The pair kept trading fastest times for the remainder of the event, Dwyer winning by 42 seconds
from Admiraal, Matt Selley/Hamish Mc Kendrick’s Escort 19 seconds further back, 40 seconds ahead
of Shane Alker/Karien Heimsohn’s WRX STi with Schey/Catford’s similar Subaru 30 seconds away.
Schey/Catford lead the pointscore with 143, Admiraal/Heywood moving up to second
on 114, ahead of Stuart Bowes/Mark Nelson (Mercedes Benz 450 SLC) with 92, Dale Cagney/Mark
Dycer (Lancer EVO III) on 90.5, Paul Heeenan/Andrew Kriesl (Galant VR4) with 87 and Shane Alker/
Karien Heimsohn sixth with 83.
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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 2018 CAMS Australian Rally Championship, and fourth and final
round of the MRF Tyres South Australian Rally Championship.
This will take place from 6pm on Thursday, 20 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, the event 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.
SERVICE PARK
Service Park and Headquarters for the rally will be at the Mount Barker Showgrounds,
which will have a country fair 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 the base of operations for event and the location for team servicing and regroups, it
will also have a swathe of South Australia’s funky food trucks, Adelaide Hills Rally partner displays
from Bott, Shannon’s, Leader Computers and City Holden (plus other event partners) and the
Adelaide Hills Virtual Rally Experience; open to all comers to test their skills on state of the art
equipment, whilst also competing against others and the actual competitors of the event
The showgrounds will also have an area for kids and kids at heart to have some fun.
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FRIDAY NIGHT
SUPER SPECIAL STAGE
Pic: Peter Knights
To kick the event off with a bang, we travel down the freeway to the new “The Bend Motorsport
Park” where we will use the brand new Stadium Circuit to run a side-by-side, match-racing Super
Special Stage where competitors will thrill the crowd with their skill and precision driving while
directly competing against their closest rivals.
There will be two 1.7 km stages.
Tickets are available from www.outix.co
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SATURDAY STAGES
MONARTO
MEGA
SS7 & 8
THE GLEN
SS3 &5
BACK
CALLINGTON
SS4 & 6
10SUNDAY STAGES
TELEPHONE
ROAD
MT. SS10 & 12
CRAFWORD
SS9 & 11
RETREAT
VALLLEY
SS15
MAWSONS
ROAD MT.
SS14 & 17 TORRENS
SS13 & 16
11BOTT ADELAIDE HILLS RALLY
START Friday 21 September 2018 (sunset 1809hrs)
TC Location SS Liaison Total Time 1st Car
SS Dist Dist Dist Allowed due
The Bend Stadium Track Display Area 17:30
0 Start 17:57
SS1 The Bend SSS 1 1.67 18:00
Section 1
1A Holding area In 0.40 2.07 0:10 18:10 E
HOLDING AREA 1:18
2 Holding Area Out 0:05 19:28
SS2 The Bend SSS 2 1.67 19:36
2A Mt Barker Parc Ferme In 73.95 75.62 2:00 21:36 E
Totals 3.34 74.35 77.69
Overnight Parc Ferme
Re-start Saturday 22 September 2018 (sunrise 0604hrs, sunset 1810hrs)
TC Location SS Liaison Total Time 1st Car
SS Dist Dist Dist Allowed due
2B Mt Barker Parc Ferme Out / Service In 7:30
Service A (Mt Barker) (3.34) (74.35) (77.69) 0:20
2C Mt Barker Service Out 7:50
RZ Refuel (All competitors)
Section 2
1 Distance to next refuel (17.43) (44.54) (61.97)
3 24.44 24.44 0:36 8:26
SS3 The Glen 1 11.93 8:29
4 10.94 22.87 0:25 8:54
SS4 Back Callington 1 5.50 8:57
5 Mt Barker Regroup In 9.16 14.66 0:18 9:15
Mt Barker Regroup 0:10
5A Mt Barker Regroup Out / Service In 9:25
Service B (Mt Barker) (17.43) (44.54) (61.97) 0:20
5B Mt Barker Service Out 9:45
RZ Refuel (All competitors)
Section 3
2 Distance to next refuel (17.43) (44.54) (61.97)
5 24.44 24.44 0:36 10:21
SS5 The Glen 2 11.93 10:24
6 10.94 22.87 0:25 10:49
SS6 Back Callington 2 5.50 10:52
6A Mt Barker Regroup In 9.16 14.66 0:18 11:10
Mt Barker Regroup 0:10
6B Mt Barker Regroup Out/Service In 11:20
Service C (Mt Barker) (17.43) (44.54) (61.97) 0:30
6C Mt Barker Service Out 11:50
RZ Refuel (All competitors)
3 Distance to next refuel (37.37) (79.15) (116.52)
7 28.88 28.88 0:36 12:26
SS7 Monarto Mega 1 37.37 12:29
Section 4
7A Mt Barker Service In 50.27 87.64 1:26 13:55
Service D (Mt Barker) (37.37) (79.15) (116.52) 0:20
7B Mt Barker Service Out 14:15
RZ Refuel (All competitors)
4 Distance to next refuel (37.37) (79.15) (116.52)
8 28.88 28.88 0:36 14:51
SS8 Monarto Mega 2 37.37 14:54
8A Service In 50.27 87.64 1:26 16:20 E
Flexi Service E (Mt Barker) (37.37) 79.15 (116.52) 2:00
8B Flexi Service Out / Parc Ferme In 18:20 E
Totals 109.60 247.38 356.98
(Version 11/09/2018)
12BOTT ADELAIDE HILLS RALLY
Sunday 23 September 2018 (sunrise 0603hrs, sunset 1811hrs)
TC Location SS Liaison Total Time 1st Car
SS Dist Dist Dist Allowed due
8D Parc Ferme Out / Service In 6:50
Service F (Mt Barker) (37.37) (79.15) (116.52) 0:20
8E Mt Barker Service Out 7:10
RZ Refuel (All competitors)
Section 5
5 Distance to next refuel (29.67) (102.97) (132.64)
9 47.15 47.15 0:56 8:06
SS9 Mt Crawford 1 15.38 8:09
10 4.38 19.76 0:22 8:31
SS10 Telephone Road 1 14.29 8:34
10A Mt Barker Regroup In 51.44 65.73 1:05 9:39
Mt Barker Regroup 0:10
10B Mt Barker Regroup Out / Service In 9:49
Service G (Mt Barker) (29.67) (102.97) (132.64) 0:20
10C Mt Barker Service Out 10:09
RZ Refuel (All competitors)
6 Distance to next refuel (44.05) (96.10) (140.15)
11 47.15 47.15 0:56 11:05
Section 6
SS11 Mt Crawford 2 15.38 11:08
12 4.38 19.76 0:22 11:30
SS12 Telephone Road 2 14.29 11:33
13 18.03 32.32 0:36 12:09
SS13 Mt Torrens 1 14.38 12:12
13A Mt Barker Regroup In 26.54 40.92 0:42 12:54
Mt Barker Regroup 0:10
13B Mt Barker Regroup Out / Service In 13:04
Service H (Mt Barker) (44.05) (96.10) (140.15) 0:30
13C Mt Barker Service Out 13:34
RZ Refuel (All competitors)
7 Distance to next refuel (41.32) (102.27) (143.59)
14 23.67 23.67 0:32 14:06
SS14 Mawsons Road 1 9.64 14:09
Section 7
15 5.93 15.57 0:19 14:28
SS15 Retreat Valley 7.66 14:31
16 21.56 29.22 0:33 15:04
SS16 Mt Torrens 2 14.38 15:07
17 23.80 38.18 0:43 15:50
SS17 Mawsons Road 2 9.64 15:53
17A Mt Barker Service In 27.31 36.95 0:40 16:33 E
Service I (Mt Barker) (41.32) (102.27) (143.59) 0:05
17B Mt Barker Service Out /Finish Holding In 16:38 E
Finish (Mt Barker)
Podium 17:30
Totals 115.04 301.34 416.38
Summary: SS Liaison Total %
Friday 21 September - 2 SSS 3.34 74.35 77.69 4.3
Saturday 22 September - 6 SS 109.60 247.38 356.98 30.7
Sunday 23 September - 9 SS 115.04 301.34 416.38 27.6
Totals 227.98 623.07 851.05 26.8
(Version 11/09/2018)
13THE GLEN spectator
The Glen
point
Special Stage 3 – First Car 8:29hrs
Special Stage 5 -First Car 10:24hrs
Saturday 22nd of September 2018
Red Arrows: Rally Cars
Green Area: Spectator Area
Blue Area: Car Park
GPS: -35.023141, 138.991479
Watch the top rally cars barrelling down the hill through the
creek and up the hill to a chicane in front of you and then
accelerating up the hill out of sight.
14BACK CALLINGTON spectator point
Back Callintgon
Special Stage 4 – First Car 8:57hrs
Special Stage 6 -First Car 10:52hrs
Saturday 22nd of September 2018
Red Arrows: Rally Cars
Green Area: Spectators
Blue Area: Parking Area
GPS: -35.096153, 138.964453
Watch the top rally cars race across the range in the distance
heading towards your great viewing spot on the side of the hill
over a crest and down through the under pass under the freeway
and out of sight.
15MONARTO MEGA SPECTATOR POINT
Monarto Mega
Monarto Mega
Special Stage
Special Stage 77 –– First
First Car
Car 12:29hrs
12:29hrs
14:54hrs
Special Stage 8 -First Car 14:54hrs
Saturday 22nd of September 2018
Red Arrows: Rally Cars
Green Area: Spectator Area
Blue Area: Parking Area
GSP: -35.063575, 139.093373
Watch the rally cars take this fast corner at the intersection of the
longest
Watch the rally cars takestage of the
this fast entire
corner rally
at the intersection of the
longest stage of the entire rally
16MT CRAWFORD SPECTATOR POINT
Mt Crawford
Special Stage 9 – First Car 8:09hrs
Special Stage 11 -First Car 11:08hrs
Sunday 23rd of September 2018
Red Arrows: Rally Cars
Green Area: Spectators
Blue Area: Car parking
GPS: -34.724617, 138.949844
Great spot in the forest not far off the main road where you can
see every car twice
17TELEPHONE ROAD SPECTATOR POINT
Telephone Road
Special Stage 10 – First Car 08:34hrs
Special Stage 12 – First Car 11:33hrs
Sunday 23rd of September 2018
Red Arrows: Rally Cars
Green Area: Spectators
Blue Area: Parking
GPS: -34.753614, 139.022824
Stand on the hill and watch the rally cars race up the valley below
and up to the fling finish.
18MAWSON ROAD ROAD SPECTATOR
POINT 1
Mawson Rd
Pike & Joyce Wines Corporate Area
Special Stage 14 – First Car 14:09hrs
Special Stage 17 -First Car 15:53hrs
Sunday 23 of September 2018
Red Arrows: Rally Cars
Yellow Area: Corporate Area
Blue Area: Car Parking
GPS: -34.898687, 138.820575
Entry no later than 12:30hrs
To book, go to www.outix.co , call Pike & Joyce on 08 8389 8102
or email info@pikeandjoyce.com.au
730 Mawson Road, Lenswood SA 5240
19MAWSON ROAD ROAD SPECTATOR
POINT
Mawson Rd
2
Anderson Hill Winery Corporate Area
Special Stage 14 – First Car 14:09hrs
Special Stage 17 -First Car 15:53hrs
Sunday 23 of September 2018
Red Arrows: Rally Cars
Yellow Area: Corporate Area
Blue Area: Car Parking
GSP: -34.888854, 138.822903
Entry no later than 12:30hrs
To book, go to www.outix.co ,call Anderson Hill on 0407 070 295
or email info@andersonhill.com.au
407 Croft Road Lenswood 5240
20BOTT MAKING LIFE EASIER FOR
HYUNDAI NZ RALLY TEAM
WORDS: ROBERT BARRY PHOTOS GEOFF RIDDER
German vehicle storage systems manufacturer Bott may not be a Kiwi household name like WRC driver Hayden Paddon,
but its bespoke vehicle fit-out is making life easier for the Hyundai New Zealand rally team.
Bott is headquartered in Germany with operations throughout Europe and its van racking and ute drawer product have
been available in New Zealand through Fully Equipped for more than 12 months.
As a supplier to Hyundai Motorsport, Paddon is very familiar with the Bott range of equipment. Bott can provide racking
to suit every budget and type of commercial vehicle be it a truck, ute or van. The racking is manufactured in Australia so
there is a quick turnaround on parts.
“In the world rally championship all of our service trucks and corporate centres are fitted out with Bott gear and it is
amazing stuff,” says Paddon.
The connections between Hyundai Motorsport and Bott date back to 2012 when the Aleznau workshop facility in
Germany was established to develop the i20 for the World Rally Championship.
Paddon and his New Zealand-based rally team had previously used Hyundai iLoad vans as support vehicles, but for this
domestic rally season they decided to obtain a second hand medium-duty truck from the United Kingdom and modify it to
suit their requirements.
“We needed a custom fit-out for the rally truck and the Bott engineering team delivered a great bespoke solution, and it
only took four weeks from concept to delivery,” says Paddon.
The bespoke Bott fit-out inside the Hyundai New Zealand rally team truck includes drawers, shelves, service cases and
even a tyre rack.
“Now every piece of equipment has a dedicated storage space so the guys can be more efficient when it comes to doing
their job. It’s all part of building a winning team,” says Paddon.
Through Fully Equipped, Bott offers storage solutions constructed from galvanised steel for strength, durability and long
life, it’s primary customer being fleet management organisations.
Bott Storage Systems Australia managing director Craig Beard says all product developed by Bott for mobile applications
has been rigorously designed and crash tested to European standards.
Fully Equipped now stock a range of Bott solutions to suit most vans and utes, and there are standard trade packs to suit
electricians, plumbers, and service technicians, and product can also be configured for specific applications.
Bott has a long history of supporting motorsport and is proud to continue this tradition in New Zealand with the Hyundai
New Zealand rally team truck which made an appearance at the Gold Rush Rally of Coromandel beginning August 18,
being the fifth round of the 2017/2018 NZ rally championship.
21ACCOMMODATION IN THE ADELAIDE HILLS
When attending the 2018 BOTT Adelaide Hills Rally, please support the
region that is supporting us. The Adelaide Hills has some wonderful
accommodation opportunities that are both serene and relaxing, will suit
many budgets as well as being very close to the event service park and
the special stages that will be used.
http://www.adelaidehills.org.au/accommodation
THINGS TO DO IN THE ADELAIDE HILLS
https://southaustralia.com/places-to-go/adelaide-hills/things-to-do
There's so much to do in the Adelaide
Hills. Stroll down the beautiful main
streets of historic villages including
Aldgate, Stirling, Woodside, Hahndorf
and Crafers. Stop at restaurants serving
South Australia’s best produce or grab a
glass at wineries beckoning from
vineyards right on Adelaide's doorstep.
Explore magnificent Mount Lofty
Botanic Garden, enjoy close encounters
with native animals at Cleland, pick
your own fruit or discover the immense
artistic legacy of Hans Heysen.
22ART & CULTURE IN THE ADELAIDE
HILLS
Whether you're looking for galleries,
museums, studios, cultural centres
or workshops, the Adelaide Hills are
home to a thriving arts scene.
Hahndorf Academy is a hub of
creativity, heritage and
contemporary culture. Visit The
Cedars, the home, studio and garden
of Australia's most renowned
landscape artist, Sir Hans Heysen.
Afterwards, embark on the Hills
Sculpture Trail, winding its way
through the beautiful landscape of
the Adelaide Hills.
TOURIST ATTRACTIONS IN THE ADELAIDE
HILLS
With a diverse range of experiences on-
offer, the Adelaide Hills region boasts some
of South Australia's most iconic
experiences, right on Adelaide's doorstep.
Head to Mount Lofty for spectacular views
over Adelaide, drink and dine like royalty in
the German village of Hahndorf or cuddle
koalas at Cleland Wildlife Park. Towns
throughout the Adelaide Hills have a rich
history with gorgeous heritage-listed
properties, parks, gardens and reserves
aplenty. Stirling, Hahndorf, Bridgewater
and Crafers boast iconic wineries,
restaurants, pubs, halls, houses and
venues, all ready and waiting to be
discovered.
23FAMILY FUN WITH THE KIDS IN THE
ADELAIDE HILLS
Among the rolling Adelaide Hills and its
charming towns, you'll find countless
kid-friendly activities. Satisfy your
family's sweet tooth picking luscious
strawberries at Beerenberg Farm or dig
into mouth-watering goodies at Melba's
Chocolate Factory. Cuddle koalas and
bounce with kangaroos at Cleland
Wildlife Park and Gorge Wildlife Park or
take a stroll in the beautiful Mount Lofty
Botanic Garden. Let the kids run wild at
Woodhouse Activity Centre or climb the
world's biggest rocking horse in
Gumeracha. Other highlights include the
National Motor Museum, Hahndorf
Farm Barn and the SteamRanger
Heritage Railway.
UNIQUE, BOUTIQUE SHOPPING IN
THE ADELAIDE HILLS
There are three major shopping
precincts in the Adelaide Hills.
There’s Hahndorf, Australia’s
oldest German settlement, the
garden village of Stirling and
thriving Mount Barker. Buy unique
homewares, clothing and
accessories at trendy boutiques,
meander through vibrant, leafy
main streets or take home art from
one of the region’s many galleries
and studios. Find markets selling
fresh, mouth-watering produce
every weekend in the Adelaide
Hills. From fruit and vegetables to
art and wine, it's all there.
24WELCOME TO CALLINGTON!
Callington and Kanmantoo (just 8kms down the road) are historic mining towns established in
1840s and nestled in the beautiful Bremer Valley. Many of the buildings have been preserved,
giving the towns a unique character. Interpretive signs about the history are on Back Callington
Road, the Old Princes Highway and at the recently exposed 1860s smelter north of the oval.
Maps available at the local stores.
Callington Kanmantoo Secrets!
There are a number of high-quality local businesses worth checking out:
Accommodation Bed & Breakfasts at Osterio Sanso & Broken Gum Country Retreat.
Eating - Take-away food at Bremer River Cottage, Kanmantoo Store & Callington Store.
Formal dining at the highly regarded Tuscan restaurant Osterio Sanso at Kanmantoo and
authentic French food at Lavande (reopening in September).
Other points of interest are:
•K anmantoo Bacon & Quality Meats, a family-run business, over 30 years old, which won
second place nationally in 2017 for their PorkMark bacon.
• JAKEM Farms has 4WD tracks & camping and Off Road Training.
Come back and visit us at the Callington Show on Sunday 28th October. An innovative,
family-oriented Show with a huge program of events.
Check us out on Facebook or www.callingtonshow.com.au.
BROKEN GUM
Country Retreat
Bill 0410087462 Norma 0424001545
retreat@brokengum.net www.brokengum.net
25Sunday September 23rd, 2018 at Anderson Hill Welcome to the 2018 BOTT Adelaide Hills Rally proudly promoted by Ultimate Motorsport Events and supported by Anderson Hill at Lenswood You will be able to enjoy the unrivalled hospitality of the Anderson Hill winery’s family whilst watching the best rally teams in Australia competing on one of the best rally stages in this country. The Anderson Hill Rally Experience will provide an afternoon filled with good food and good wine while the 2018 BOTT Adelaide Hills Rally provide the spectacle of great rally competition at the front door step of the winery. The day will start at 12:00pm on the Sunday with entrées and beverages sweeping through those that are lucky enough to be there. This will be followed by the delivery of a sumptuous group share food including wood fired pizzas and delicious nibbles and a welcome drink of your choice. Finally, as the rally competition comes to an end, you will enjoy a sweet and delectable end to your Anderson Hill Rally Experience with some dessert choices. Complementing your appetite for both the gorgeous food and exciting competition will be access to (in moderation of course) wonderful suite of wines that Anderson Hill have to offer. Cost per person will be $50.00, with booking being made directly to Anderson Hill or via the 2018 BOTT Adelaide Hills Rally Booking portal: www.outix.co 2018 BOTT Adelaide Hills Rally Anderson Hill Special Stage Experience 26
Sunday September 23rd, 2018 at Pike & Joyce Winery
Welcome to the 2018 BOTT Adelaide Hills Rally proudly promoted by Ultimate Motorsport
Events and supported by Pike & Joyce Winery.
You will be able to enjoy the unrivalled hospitality of the Pike & Joyce Winery team whilst
watching the best rally teams in Australia competing on one of the best rally stages in this
country.
P&J Rally Experience will provide an afternoon filled with delicious food and wine while the
2018 BOTT Adelaide Hills Rally provide the spectacle of great rally competition at the front
door step of the winery.
The day will start at 12:00pm on the Sunday with entrées and beverages sweeping through
those that are lucky enough to be there.
This will be followed by the seated delivery of a sumptuous group share main course with
further beverages that complement the food being served.
Finally, as the rally competition comes to an end, you will enjoy a sweet and delectable end
to your Pike & Joyce Rally Experience with a choice of dessert.
Complementing your appetite for both the gorgeous food and exciting competition will be
access to (in moderation of course) wonderful suite of wines such as the Sparkling Pinot Noir
Rose the Descente Sauvignon Blanc, the Buerre Bosc Pinot Gris, the Sirocco Chardonnay and
the lovely Vue du Nord Pinot Noir.
Cost per person will be $95, with booking being made either directly to Pike & Joyce or via
the 2018 BOTT Adelaide Hills Rally Booking portal:
www.outix.co
2018 BOTT Adelaide Hills Rally Pike & Joyce Wines Special Stage Experience
27non-printing
CAMS Australian Rally Championship ®
& BOTT Adelaide Hills Rally Official Entry List
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2018
Vehicle 2 4
Group
Other
Seeding Start Car Competitor (Entrant) / Driver Make W W
Class
Number Order No. Sponsor Co-Driver State Model D D
CAMS AUSTRALIAN RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP®
1.0000 Eli EVANS VIC Skoda R5
1 2 Tankformers
Ben SEARCY WA Fabia R5
0.9662 Harry BATES ACT Toyota AP4
2 3 Toyota Genuine Parts
John MCCARTHY QLD Yaris
0.9866 Steve GLENNEY TAS Subaru P5 ARC2
3 4 Contel Communications
Andy SERANDIS SA Impreza WRX
0.9679 Molly TAYLOR NSW Subaru P5
4 5 Subaru do Motorsport
Malcolm READ NZ Impreza WRX STi
0.9564 Declan DWYER SA Mitsubishi P6P ARC2
5 6 Tyrepower Blackwood
Craig ADAMS SA Lancer EVO Vl SARC
0.9497 Lewis BATES ACT Toyota S2000
6 7 Neal Bates Motorsport
Dale MOSCATT NSW Corolla S2000
0.8824 Chris HIGGS NSW Mitsubishi P5
7 8 Brumby Bar & Grill
Daymon NICOLI WA Lancer EVO Vl
0.9458 Zayne ADMIRAAL SA Subaru P5P ARC2
8 9 SC Racing
Matthew HEYWOOD SA Impreza WRX SARC
0.8969 Jamie POHLNER SA Subaru P5P ARC2
9 10 Wilson Security & Locksmiths
Ken MOORE SA Impreza WRX SARC
0.8627 Dale CAGNEY SA Mitsubishi P6P ARC2
10 11 Aussie Custom Caravans
Mark DYCER SA Lancer EVO Vl SARC
0.8502 Adam KAPLAN NSW Nissan G2
11 12 Hunter Holden
Aleshia PENNEY NSW 370Z
0.8440 Nicholas CAGNEY SA Mitsubishi P6P ARC 2
12 13 Aussie Custom Caravans
Adam BRANFORD SA Lancer EVO lll SARC
??? Luke ANEAR NSW Subaru P5
13 14 Contel Communications
Eddie MAGUIRE TAS Impreza WRX STi
??? Damian REED SA Nissan P4 ARC2
14 15 Frank Reed Conveyancing
Guy TYLER SA Silvia S13 SARC
0.7243 Haowen CHU NSW Ford P2
15 16 Haowen Chu
Glen ALCORN NSW Fiesta
0.7191 Kevin RAEDEL SA Ford P4 ARC2
16 17 Right Price Auto Repairs
Lisi PHILLIPS SA Falcon XR6 SARC
UME CLASSIC CUP
Jack MONKHOUSE NSW Datsun Classic
17 18 Waterhouse Performance
Katie FLETCHER NSW 180B
Matthew SELLEY SA Ford Invit SARC
18 106 Racecam
Hamish MCKENDRICK SA Escort
Michael BUSBY SA Mazda Classic SARC
19 152 ACM Electrical
Ashley BUSBY-LYONS SA RX7
Wayne MASON QLD Ford Classic
20 107 Ideal FX
David LANGFIELD SA Escort Mk 2 RS 1800
Jason SIMS SA Datsun Classic SARC
21 135 Blue Lake Cranes
Bev SHUTE SA 180B
Bruce FIELD SA Alfa Romeo Classic
22 122
Lyndon WILSON SA GTV6 3.0
Craig HAYSMAN SA Triumph Classic SARC
23 129 Pump X
Julie BOORMN SA TR7 V8
Michael MOHR SA Datsun Classic SARC
24 153 Loftia Engineering
Casey MOHR SA Stanza SSS
Bruce PAIX SA Ford Classic SARC
25 156
Matthew WOODS SA Escort Mk 11
SOUTH AUSTRALIAN RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP
Peter SCHEY VIC Subaru P5P
26 141 Sky Refrigeration
Kate CATFORD SA Impreza WRX
Shane ALKER SA Subaru P5P
27 109 Nisscare Pty Ltd
Karien HEIMSOHN SA Impreza WRX STi
Paul HEENAN SA Mitsubishi P6P
28 113
Andrew KRIESL SA Galant
Andrew GLEESON SA Datsun CRC
29 110
Fred BREWER SA Stanza
Rob HUNT SA Mitsubishi P5P
30 144
Jeremy BROWNE SA EVO Vl
Paul KNOPKA SA Subaru P5P
31 115 Big Chop Racing
Neil BRANUM SA Impreza WRX
Paul GEORGE SA Datsun P3
32 130 MGA Insurance Group
Liam BACHE SA 1600
Chris BENNETT SA Subaru P5P
33 125
David ROWE SA Impreza WRX
Shaun HOLDEN SA Ford P4
34 154
Tom PFITZNER SA Falcon
Simon HOFF SA Ford P3
35 138 Self Storage St Agnes
Renee HOFF SA Escort Mk 2
Ian WEAVER SA Mitsubishi P4
36 134
Liam BACHE SA Magna
Martin RADFORD SA Datsun P3
37 155 Miller Electrical
Stephen MILLER SA 1600
SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CLUBMAN SERIES
Garry DODD SA Subaru P6P
38 201 Driven Motorsport
Andrew WOUTERS SA Impreza WRX
Jarrod BAWDEN SA Nissan P4
39 202 Kustom Fix
Michael GOEDECKE SA Skyline
RALLYSAFE INTRO RALLY
Ben NIGHTINGALE SA Subaru
40 301
Chloe BOJKO SA Legacy RS
Stuart BATES SA Subaru
41 302
Michael CONSTABLE SA Impreza RS
Criag MICHELMORE SA Ford
42 303
Graham NEWBURY SA Fairmont
Roger LOMMAN SA Datsun
43 304
28 Adam SULLIVAN SA BluebirdTankformers Toyota Genuine Parts Contel Communications
Eli Evans (Vic) & Ben Searcy (WA) Harry Bates(ACT) & John McCarthy (Qld) Steve Glenney (Tas) & Andy Sarandis (SA)
2 Skoda Fabia
R5 ARC 3 Toyota Yaris
AP4 ARC 4 Subaru WRX STi
P5 ARC2
Subaru do Motorsport Tyrepower Blackwood Neal Bates Motorsport
Molly Taylor (NSW) & Malcolm Read (NZ) Declan Dwyer (SA) & Craig Adams (SA) Lewis Bates (ACT) & Dale Moscatt (NSW)
5 Subaru WRX STi
P5 ARC 6 Mitsubishi EVO VI
P6 ARC2/SARC 7 Toyota Corolla
S2000 ARC
Brumby Bar and Grill SC Racing Wilson Security & Locksmith Services
Chris Higgs (NSW) & Daymon Nicoli (WA) Zayne Admiraal (SA)/Matthew Heywood (SA) Jamie Pohlner (SA) & Ken Moore (SA)
8 Mitsubishi Lancer EVO VI
P5P ARC 9 Subaru Impreza WRX
P5P ARC2/SARC 10 Subaru Impreza WRX
P5P ARC2/SARC
Aussie Custom Caravans Hunter Holden Aussie Custom Caravans
Dale Cagney (SA) & Mark Dycer (SA) Adam Kaplan (NSW) & Aleshia Penney (NSW) Nicholas (SA) & Adam Branford (SA)
11 Mitsubishi EVO VI
P6P ARC2/SARC 12 Nissan 370Z
G2 ARC 13 Mitsubishi Evo III
P6P ARC2/SARC
Contel Communications Frank Reed Conveyancing
Luke Anear (NSW) & Eddie Maguire (Tas) Damian Reed (SA) & Guy Tyler (SA) Haowen Chu (NSW) & Glen Alcorn (NSW)
14 Subaru Impreza WRX STi
P5 ARC 15 Nissan Silvia S13
P4 ARC2/SARC 16 Ford Fiesta
P2 ARC
29Right Price Auto Repairs Waterhouse Performance Racecam
Kevin Raedel (SA) & Lisi Phillips (SA) Jack Monkhouse (NSW)/Katie Fletcher (NSW) Matt Selley (SA) & Hamish McKendrick (SA)
17 Ford Falcon XR6
P4 ARC2/SARC 18 Datsun 180B
Classic 106 Ford Escort Mk II Warrior
Invit SARC
ACM Electrical Ideal FX Blue Lake Cranes
Michael Busby (SA)/Ashley Busby-Lyons (SA) Wayne Mason (Qld) & Dave Langfield (SA) Jason Sims (SA) & Bev Shute (SA)
152 Mazda RX7
Classic SARC 107 Ford Escort Mk 2 RS1800
Classic SARC 135 Datsun 180B
Classic SARC
Pump X Loftia Engineering
Bruce Field (SA) & Kyndon Wilson (SA) Craig Haysman (SA) & Julie Boorman (SA) Michael Mohr (SA) & Casey Mohr (SA)
122 Alfa Romeo GTV 3.0
Classic SARC 129 Triumph TR7 V8
Classic SARC 153 Datsun Stanza SSS
Classic SARC
Sky Refrigeration Nisscare Pty. Ltd.
Bruce Paix (SA) & Matthew Woods (SA) Peter Schey (Vic) & Kate Catford (SA) Shane Alker (SA) & Karien Heimsohn (SA)
156 Ford Escort Mk II
Classic SARC 141 Subaru WRX
P5P SARC 109 Subaru WRX STi
P5P SARC
Paul Heenan (SA) & Andrew Kriesl (SA) Andrew Gleeson (SA) & Fred Brewer (SA) Rob Hunt (SA) & Jeremy Browne (SA)
113 Mitsubishi Galant VR4
P6P SARC 110 Datsun Stanza
CRC SARC 144 Mitsubishi EVO VI
P5P SARC
30Big Chop Racing MGA Insurance Group
Paul Knopka (SA) & Neil Branum (SA) Paul George (SA) & Liam Bache (SA) Chris Bennett (SA) & David Rowe (SA)
115 Subaru Impreza WRX
P5P SARC 130 Datsun 1600
P3 SARC 125 Subaru Impreza WRX
P5P SARC
Self Storage St. Agnes
Shaun Holden (SA) & Tom Pfitzner (SA) Simon Hoff (SA) & Renee Hoff (SA) Ian Weaver (SA) & Liam Bache (SA)
154 Ford Falcon
P4 SARC 138 Ford Escort Mk II
P3 SARC 134 Mitsubishi Magna
P4 SARC
Miller Electrical Driven Motorsport Kustom Fix
Martin Radford (SA) & Stephen Miller (SA) Garry Dodd (SA) & Andrew Wouters (SA) Jarrod Bawden (SA)/Michael Goedecke (SA)
155 Datsun 1600
P3 SARC 201 Subaru Impreza WRX
P6P Clubman 202 Nissan Skyline
P4 Clubman
Craig Michelmore (SA) &
Ben Nightingale (SA) & Chloe Bojko (SA) Stuart Bates (SA) & Michael Constable (SA) Graham Newbury (SA)
301 Subaru Legacy RS
Intro Rally 302 Subaru Impreza RS
Intro Rally 303 Ford Fairmont
Intro Rally
Roger Lomman (SA) & Adam Sullivan (SA)
304 Datsun Bluebird
Intro Rally
31S.A.’s RALLYING CAR CLUBS
South Eastern Automobile Club (S.E.A.C.) is the premier motor sports club in the South East of
South Australia. Located in Mount Gambier, we regularly conduct Trials, Motorkhana, Khanacross,
Autocross and other events up to Australian Championship level.
The club has a strong membership, and owns its own private Autocross track which is regularly used
for competition and training days. SEAC welcomes new members from any discipline of motor sport or
simply those interested in becoming involved in the club in any capacity.
The South Eastern Automobile Club proudly owns and manages its own CAMS sanctioned Autocross
facility, affectionately named SEAC Park. Located to the west of Mount Gambier, the property is
an excellent venue for driver training, competition days and social events. SEAC regularly conducts
working bees to keep the various tracks and land in top condition.
During the late 80’s and early 90’s the club decided that it would be interested in purchasing some land
for the purpose of holding club events. The land that was used for racing on at the time was becoming
harder to manage and so the hunt was on for a suitable site that was not too far from Mount Gambier,
was varied and interesting in topography and was at the right price.
After looking at a few locations, a former quarry site was selected on Megaw Rd, west of town.
The land was soon purchased and SEAC Park was born.
The club also organises the annual Legend of the Lakes Hillclimb.
www.seacsa.com
SOUTHERN DISTRICTS CAR CLUB
The Southern Districts Car Club (SDCC) has been established since 1966.
We are involved in a variety of motor sport disciplines and welcome all walks of life.
We promote and encourage activities between club members while fostering courtesy, friendship and responsibility on public roads.
The club is open to all age groups and car makes, with competition starting at 12yrs of age for Motorkhana and Khanacross. It doesn’t
matter if you are a beginner or a National Champion everyone is welcome. SDCC promote and run a variety of events, ranging from
Motorkhana to Khanacross, Autocross, Hillclimbs, Rallysprint and Rally.
We also have a range of social events throughout the year that are advertised in our monthly magazine the “Southern Comfort”.
In 2013 SDCC purchased the MID MURRAY MOTORPLEX (MMM), 400 acres situated 20km west of Walker Flat. With the tracks and
infrastructure well under way, this year will see continual improvement of the tracks
General meetings are held at 8.15pm on the second Wednesday of each month at the Colonel Light Gardens RSL, 3 Prince George
Parade Colonel Light Gardens. If you’re interested in motor sport then come along to the next meeting or even better come to an
event at our new track. You will find the members very friendly and more than willing to answer any questions you have or help out if
you come to race! SDCC welcomes new members, and spectators are free to come and enjoy Khanacross one of the fastest growing,
cheaper motor sport events available. Road cars are welcome and you can enter up to 4 drivers in the same car. So get your mates
together and buy a cheapie, add a fire extinguisher and mudflaps then have some fun on the track.
www.sdcc.asn.au
WALKERVILLE ALL CARS CLUB
One of the premier rally clubs in South Australia, The Walkerville All Cars Club Inc (a.k.a. Walky) has been
around since 1954
We are primarily rally enthusiasts, whether we drive, navigate organise or help out at events
We are not a one make car club so you are welcome, no matter what type of vehicle you drive.
Our membership encompasses everyone from beginners through to national champions
We also maintain a growing Historical registrations register.
Established in 1954 Walkerville All Cars Club (WACC) has been running high quality Rally events in
South Australia for over 30 years.
One such event the CopyWorld Walky 100 has been recognised by CAMS with the award for the 2015 SA/NT
State Event of the Year.
Historic registration - Walky is a Club authorised to participate in the “Conditional Registration Scheme” for
Historic and prescribed left-hand drive vehicles.
Walky Park
Own and operate Walky Park our 475 acre rallsprint facility near Truro.
www.wacc.asn.au
32EVENT PARTNERS
The Adelaide Hills Rally is proud to welcome Bott Storage Systems as the event naming rights sponsor for 2018
Bott is a global leader in the design and manufacture of in-vehicle and workshop storage equipment.
In Australia and New Zealand, the international Bott Group is represented by Bott Storage Systems.
Bott brought rally legend Frank Kelly down-under last year and also supports the Paddon Motorsport Hyundai team
in New Zealand.
The range of Bott in-vehicle storage equipment is proudly made in South Australia.
Craig Beard, Managing Director says “The AHR represents a great opportunity to showcase our product range to
motorsport fans and the general public alike. We have recently released a new range of dedicated trade-packs and the
rally is a great way of taking the products out of the showroom and into the community.
Throughout the event there will be a selection of Bott demonstration vans and utilities on display to see first-hand the
quality of the fit-out and superior engineering.
Bott - Turning a van into a work space.
SHANNONS – INSURANCE FOR MOTORING ENTHUSIASTS
You know why enthusiasts insure with Shannons?
Because Shannons and all their people truly share the same passion as you do.
They’re enthusiasts – that’s why just about everywhere motoring enthusiasts gather
you’ll see the famous Shannons colours and more often than not, Shannons people wearing them.
When you call Shannons for an insurance quote you won’t speak to someone who’s reading a prepared script from a monitor
all Shannons people are enthusiasts –all of them share the same passion as you. There’s no better example of this than their
specially tailored insurance products.
Shannons are true enthusiasts. They auction and trade the cars we love, they support the events we enjoy and the car movement we
belong to as well as offering the best and most flexible insurance cover on our most prized possessions –
including our cars, bikes and even our homes.
Shannons isn’t for everyone but for motoring enthusiasts across Australia, Shannons insurance is the insurer of choice.
So, when the vehicle comes first, insure it with Shannons.
HILLS RADIO
88.9 FM Hills Radio is the “Voice of the Adelaide Hills”, providing community based
“Not for Profit” radio to the Adelaide Hills and Mount Barker Council areas.
From topical local talk of a morning to unique and fresh local bands and music we have it all.
As a partner 88.9 FM Hills Radio will be actively engaged and broadcasting live from Rally Central
based at Mount Barker Oval in BOBB our “ Big Outside Broadcast Bus” providing hourly updates
and coverage during the event.
Listen in live on http://www.hillsradio.com.au/streaming.php, or call us on 08 8391 3885
for a request or further information on being involved.
www.hillsradio.com.au
33EVENT PARTNERS
Established in 1994 by Brian Anderson and his son Ben, Anderson Hill sits on 35 acres of prime land in Lenswood, South
Australia with 20 acres of vineyards, abundant wildlife and surrounded by nature in the heart of the Adelaide Hills wine region,
renowned for its excellent cool climate wines.
Lenswood is a sub-region of the Adelaide Hills wine region from where some of Australia’s most famous wine brands source
grapes including Penfold, Henschke, Nepenthe and Shaw + Smith.
Magnificent panoramic views across our vineyards and the Adelaide Hills reach north toward Gumeracha, Birdwood and
Mount Crawford.
Our recently expanded cellar door restaurant in Lenswood offers visitors a relaxed environment to soak up some of best
views in the Adelaide Hills and enjoy our premium cool climate wines, craft beer and lunch menu – from shared plates and
platters to our signature wood-fire pizzas. Make yourself comfortable indoors or outdoors on the deck or lawn overlooking
the vineyard.
Across the road is the popular Fox Creek mountain bike trails in Mt Crawford Forest. And down the road you’ll find other
popular Adelaide Hills destinations including the Lobethal Bierhaus, Pike & Joyce Wines, Mt Lofty Ranges Vineyard and Goldings
Wines.
Our cellar door restaurant is open for lunch Wednesday to Sunday from 11am to 5pm.
The Anderson Hill Rally Experience will provide an afternoon filled with good food and good wine while the 2018
BOTT Adelaide Hills Rally provide the spectacle of great rally competition at the front door step of the winery.
The day will start at 12:00pm on the Sunday with entrées and beverages sweeping through those that are lucky enough
to be there.
This will be followed by the delivery of a sumptuous group share food including wood fired pizzas and delicious nibbles and a
welcome drink of your choice.
Finally, as the rally competition comes to an end, you will enjoy a sweet and delectable end to your Anderson Hill Rally
Experience with some dessert choices.
Complementing your appetite for both the gorgeous food and exciting competition will be access to (in moderation of
course) wonderful suite of wines that Anderson Hill have to offer.
Established by Managing Director Ross Almond in 1984, Copyworld has grown from its humble
origins to become a national leader in the sale and service of photocopiers and network solutions.
With purpose-built offices in Adelaide and Perth, the company has over 100 dedicated employees
serving the needs of customers Australia-wide.
Not only can Copyworld’s professional sales team connect you with the latest technology on the
market, its band of skilled technicians is able to provide fast, reliable and comprehensive support.
Copyworld is the exclusive dealer for Toshiba photocopiers, multi-function devices (MFD’s) and
facsimiles. In addition, Copyworld partners with Microsoft and other information technology
companies in order to look after your entire IT network.
Copyworld has been a supporter of motorsport in South Australia for almost 30 years and is the
long-time naming rights sponsor of the Copyworld Walky 100 Rally.
The company is supplying printers for the Bott Adelaide Hills Rally, including a printing station in the
interactive hub at Rally HQ at the Mt. Barker Showgrounds.
www.copyworld.com.au
34EVENT PARTNERS
At the height of the Adelaide Hills, is the Pike and Joyce ‘On Top of the Hill’ Lenswood cellar door, 40 minutes
from Adelaide. Pike and Joyce wines is a collaboration between two families who share a love of the region, a
passion for viticulture, and a desire to produce only the finest wine.
Pike and Joyce Wines was formed in 1994 as the coming together of the Pike family from Pikes Wines in
the Clare Valley and the Joyce family, fifth generation horticulturists from the Adelaide Hills. The vineyard
is located at one of the highest points in the Adelaide Hills with majestic 180 degree panoramic views
overlooking 25 hectares of vineyards. Located on Mawson Road (where the final stages of the ARC
competition is run, you’ll want to come for the afternoon and enjoy five star hospitality and stay for the
afternoon to enjoy Pike and Joyce’s range of premium wines, including Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot
Gris, Gruner Vetliner and Pinot Noir wines, complemented by the region’s best produce.
Sunday 23 September
Immerse yourself in the most exciting day of the Rally at the award-winning Pike & Joyce Restaurant and
Winery in Lenswood. Perched on top of the hill, overlooking the Onkaparinga Valley, the restaurant provides
a stylish and luxurious setting for lunch.
Here, the crew at Pike and Joyce will be offering a long lunch for those wanting to kick back, enjoy the race
and watch it in style. Enjoy great food and wine and time to mingle with the events’ partners and guests and
view the final stages of the ARC competition.
A wonderful afternoon has been planned with exclusive use of the Venue and a 3 course lunch matched with
quality Pike and Joyce wines and Pike’s beers.
Format: Enjoy roaming entrees and award winning wines from the designated viewing area overlooking
Mawson Road.
Move inside and partake in a delicious array of main courses (served in shared format) in the restaurant,
accompanied by Pike and Joyce wines. Dessert and coffee served in the restaurant.
All inclusive package $130 per person (3 hour beverage package).
Bookings can be made either directly to Pike & Joyce or via the 2018 BOTT Adelaide Hills Rally
Booking portal: www.outix.co
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