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.

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

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.

Samantha Winter has sent through some pics from the co-driver seat of the 1989 BMW 325 she shares with Peter Gluskie.

Braving the chilly elements.

Appreciate all your efforts folks.

Happy touring.

Take a look at this selection of images from the stages on Day 4 courtesy of our team at Otherside Productions.

There are seven stages today with Strahan (33.45km) opening proceedings.

The tour field then moves through the following.

TS 23 (Lake Plimsoll 14.23km)

TS 24 (Murchison 20.60km)

TS 25 (Yolla 19.33km)

TS 26 Camena (31.11km)

TS 27 (Ridgley 29.22km)

TS 28 (Rosebery 16.19km)

Lunch is again scheduled for the Penguin stop after the Yolla stage.

As the TARGA Tasmania 30 Tour continues this screen grab offers all the road closure information for Saturday, April 30.

For more on road closures please go to targa.com.au and look for the road closure tab on the home page to open the document.

To all the tour groups and competitor entrants who are continuing, have an enjoyable and relaxing night.

We will see everyone back here for Day 5 tomorrow morning.

Thanks for tuning in folks.

Enjoy your evening.

Our intrepid team from Otherside Productions has captured some colour and culture as the TARGA Tasmania 30 Tour completed Day 4.

The first of two lunch stops at Penguin on Tassie’s north-west coast.

The TARGA Tasmania 30 Tour will again tuck into lunch at Penguin tomorrow.