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What to take … What not to take … take all the gear? and a few other tips
In less than a week I leave for 3 months away from home, as I write this I have already left home and am in Canberra, from here I fly to Europe for 31 days, I then fly back to Australia to Brisbane for a week of the ARC, from there I fly back to Europe for 45 days and then I finally fly home to
WRC Rally Australia
In September last year the WRC Road train made its way back to Australia for the Coates Hire Rally Australia round of the Championship. Nigel, Matt, Andre from @World Agency and myself were the pieces of the puzzle that made up our team for this event, together we produced arguably the most
QUIT Forest Rally, let the ARC train begin
A few weeks ago the first round of the ARC was held in Western Australia, this was the –th running of the QUIT Forest Rally and my 6th year in a row covering the event with South Australia being the only event I have covered more (8). It is well known that this is my favourite round and by
WRC Rallye de Espana aka WRC Spain
Finally WRC Spain aka Rallye de Espana. After a long year my final WRC even came and went, I was lucky enough to cover WRC Argentina, WRC Italy, WRC Australia, WRC France and finally WRC Spain, for me this was probably one of my favourites all year, I cant quite put a finger on why but it just was,
Ken Block testing
Salou, Spain > WRC, Spain I made it to Spain, not without dramas though. As most people know I tend to travel with a lot of gear, you can see what I managed to take with my on my last trip here, so far I haven’t really had any issues, from Argentina to Portugal to Italy and even within
WRC Rally de France
WRC Rally de France, held in Strasbourg, 500km east of Paris, a city with so much traffic, so many one way streets, so many blocked streets, you get the picture. The start of the rally took place in the Strasbourg CBD then stages 100km south, each Heat got closer and closer to Strasbourg. Rally de
The rally community keeps on giving
Just under 12 months ago I wrote about the Bowerings and their two sons, Cameron and Ben, (you can read about it all here) who both have cerebral palsy but love rallying. I made the trip down to Melbourne and with the help of a few people made a wish come true for Cameron and Ben, not only did we
Day 36 – Arezzo to Rome with just a little bit of Tuscany
Tuscany to Rome, ohh Tuscany
Rally Australia WRC edition re-examined
WRC Rally Australia is less than a week away, lets get excited.
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