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Category Focus: Regularity

The Regularity Category is for Sports, GT & Invited Cars manufactured prior 1970.

Expect to see a smorgasbord of interesting vehicles including Mini’s, Cobra’s, Datsun’s, Alfa’s, Jaguar’s, Holden’s and Ford’s


Category Focus: Group N Production Touring Cars

Group N is a popular category that covers three types of production touring cars

1. Group NC – Production Touring Cars of a type which competed in Australia between 1965-1972

2. Group NB  – Production Touring Cars of which at least 100 were produced prior to 1965.

3. Group NB – Production Touring Cars commercially available in Australia prior to 1958

Expect to see Ford Capris, Mustangs,, Cortinas and Falcons, Minis, Jaguars, Valiant Chargers, Holden EH’s and Monaros

Images: TrentWallis.com


Peter Schell Photo Gallery: Tasman Revival 2006

A series of wonderful photos from Peter Schell. Tasman Revival Meeting 2006


Trent Wallis Photo Gallery: Tasman Revival 2008

Fabulous photo Gallery from the 2008 Tasman Revival Meeting.

Images: Trent Wallis


Tasman Revival 2006: Race Report

Over the years I’ve written quite a number of these race reports – you might think I’d be getting quite comfortable with the role by now.

But as I write this, my last report, it seems just as hard as the first time I wrote one while John Sexton was still editing this magazine. I think the fact that so much work, by so many people, went into the organisation of the Tasman Revival, I should really try to do it justice. Fact is, as so often happens, I didn’t get to see much. Luckily you will see that I’ve enlisted the help of some friends to add their comments. Nonetheless this will be less a race report and more just a series of observations. Maybe a future report?

And, as usual, you will find some details in some of the Group Gossip reports later in this magazine; in particular turn to Steve Wood’s coverage of the event where you’ll find some details of the racing amongst the cars that were the real feature of this event. (more…)