At best guess, the first competition car is expected to start TS19 at 1.30pm.

In Outright results White fastest by 15s from Close/Reeves and Maguire/Brakey.

White’s lead over Stokell 2min07s. Maguire is only 19s behind Stokell.

Close is now up to fifth outright, moving ahead of Quinn.

Quinn still leads Dutton Garage GT4, building his lead by 40s over Anear on the long stage. Quinn has moved to a 1:26s lead.

Downey continues to dominate Classic GT.

Classic Handicap leader Copeland/Herbert have stopped on the long stage. All okay.

Prieston has now taken the lead by 5mins55sec from Buggee. Local favourites Brian and Linda Dermott (1962 Austin Healey Mk2 BT7) is now third, 51s further back.

Peter Gluskie/Samantha Winter (1985 BMW E30 325i) have experienced some problems but are back in action.

In breaking news, #841 (Lilleyman/Lilleyman) had an off on TS18. All okay. Will mean a big change for Early Modern leading positions.

Other incidents:

#179 DNS TS17

#653 DNS TS17

#188 withdrawn TS17

#887 withdrawn TS17

#182 off on TS18

#416 off on TS18

Jack Waldron/Vin Gregory (1981 Mitsubishi Sigma) have extended their lead to 9min41s over Greig/Harris.

Across the 48.73km competitors had to average 83km/h which both Taylor/Taylor and Brydon/Lange did perfectly.

Taylor continues to lead on 9 points ahead of Brydon on 13. Parkinson/Hughes remains third on 31 points.

Mansfield Shire GT Sports Trophy has seen Mitchell and Darryl Ringuet burst into the lead. The Lotus pair have a 27s lead over previous class leaders Grace/Jones.

Seymour/Seymour is a further four seconds back in third in a hotly disputed class.

Expecting the first cars to finish the 48.73km Jamieson stage very soon.

The Jamieson stage, longest of the event at 48.73km, is now underway but running 45 minutes behind schedule.

White and Stokell set the same time over the 6.76km Mirrimbah run which leaves the gap between first and second at 1:42s.

Maguire is third a further 29 seconds behind.

Overnight correction to times in Dutton Garage Early Modern moved Lilleyman back into second place and after a charge off the hill he now trails Nunn 2s.

In Dutton Garage GT4 Quinn takes another full second from Anear who is now +46s. Smith is third +1:49s.

Classic GT action saw Lomman take the stage by 4 seconds over class tearaway Downey who still leads by 4:10s.

In Classic Handicap Buggee set the fastest time however remains third behind Copeland who extended his lead over Prieston to 1:44s.

Mansfield Shire GT Sports Trophy saw Grace/Jones increase their edge by 6s to 28s over the Ringuet crew.

Mansfield Shire Thoroughbred Trophy front-runner Waldron has pushed his lead out to almost 7 minutes.

TSD Trophy saw Taylor (9 points) maintain his lead to go through without penalty from Bryden/Lange (13 points) with Emond/Jones in third. on 25 points.

Welcome to the final day of the 10th Anniversary Targa High Country.

The first competition cars are scheduled to leave the start in just over an hour.

Stay tuned. We will have all the latest developments across all 9 classes.

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