More than 110 entries were received in less than 20 minutes as the Tatts Finke Desert Race opened for car entries.
Ally Howells will be aiming for an even bigger and better 2019 campaign after replacing her previous Southern Cross buggy for a brand new Jimco.
The BFGoodrich CAMS Australian Off Road Championship caught up with 2018 Super 1650 class winner Werner Zettl, who was crowned champion for the second time in his career.
The BFGoodrich CAMS Australian Off Road Championship caught up with 2018 Production 4WD class winner Geoff Pickering, the 76-year-old claiming the class for an incredible 13th time in his career.
The BFGoodrich CAMS Australian Off Road Championship caught up with 2018 Pro-lite class winner Alan Dixon, who won his class after a tight battle throughout the season with Ally Howells.
New South Wales Off Road Championship (NSWORC) contenders will enjoy a six-round championship in 2019, with traditional events set to challenge New South Wales’ best off road teams.
West Australian Off Roaders can look forward to another strong year of state competition, with the Carnarvon Motel West Australian Off Road Racing Championship (WAORC) announcing a six round calendar for 2019.
What better way to cap off the year’s memories than celebrating the incredible ninth title of Shannon and Ian Rentsch.
Completing the iconic Tatts Finke Desert Race once is no easy task – more than 230 competitive kilometres of brutal Australian conditions from Alice Springs to Finke makes finishing the event an achievement in itself.
There was a lot of anticipation heading into the BFGoodrich Australian Off Road Championship’s opening round in Queensland this year with Shannon Rentsch the hot favourite to take the round.