As the final few cars make their way to the BOSCH Motorsport official finish down at PW1 in Hobart, we thank you for tuning into TARGA Live over the last week.

Appreciate all your support and have a pleasant and enjoyable evening.

A decent crowd has lined-up the BOSCH Motorsport official finish at Hobart’s Princes Wharf 1.

The field has made it across the finish after six days and more than 2000km.

Here is a small snapshot of some of the finishers.

The photographic skills of Samantha Winter are on point.

Take a look at her work at the start of Mt Arrowsmith.

Glenn Ridge and Lindsay Ridge (1995 Mazda RX-7 SP) are currently well into the 52.51km Mt Arrowsmith stage.

Classic Handicap co-driver Sam Winter has been on the job for TARGA Live this morning.

Here are a couple of snaps Sam took at the start of the Queenstown (TS 30) stage.

A reminder about the new details regarding the finish of the downgraded TARGA Tasmania 30 Tour this afternoon.

All cars touring and competition are invited to cross the finish line at Princes Wharf 1 in Hobart from 3.30pm today.

Competition cars, regardless of whether they continued on the event or not, are invited to park up inside PW1 for TARGAfest on Sunday night. Times for TARGAfest are from 6pm-9pm.

Cars must then vacate PW1 by 9am on Monday morning.

Here is the schedule for the final day of the TARGA Tasmania 30 Tour.

The mix of tour and competition cars will tackle the following stages in the run from Strahan down to Hobart on closed roads but restricted to the signposted speed limits.

The first cars are expected to set off just before 9am.

TS 29: Strahan (33.45km)

TS 30: Queenstown (6.90km)

TS 31: Mt Arrowsmith (52.51km)

TS 32: Tarraleah (8.68km)

TS 33: Molesworth (7.99km)

TS34: Grasstree Hill (6.72km)

We are a few hours away from the start of the sixth and final day of the TARGA Tasmania Tour.

As crews prepare to take to the final six stages heading into the Hobart finish this afternoon, we have a sample of Day 5 action captured by our great team of photographers at Otherside Productions.

The field of tour and competition cars are resting up in Strahan tonight ahead of the final day of the downgraded TT30.

There are six stages tomorrow where the event continues as a downgraded format where cars adhere to the signposted speed limits.

Join us here at TARGA Live tomorrow for more.

Thanks for joining us on Day 5 and we wish you a pleasant evening.

The first tour cars have filed back into beautiful Strahan.

Tour groups and competition cars have undertaken a total of seven stages today.