Simon Kelly and Sally Davis (2017 Toyota 86) are out for the day.

Don’t forget to click on http://www.rallyresults.com.au/targa/thc2022/ for all the results.

The results are updated in real time.

The field is on the long transport stage to TS16 Jamieson.

TS16 is the longest stage of TARGA High Country at 48.91km.

Angus Kennard and Steve Glenney have pushed hard all event.

The Nissan GT-R pair are second outright, 1min41s back, ahead of the final five stages of TARGA High Country.

The TARGAfest at the end of Day 2 at Mansfield was a smash hit with the locals.

The TARGA family thanks the fans for their wonderful response.

The 15.93km Mirimbah stage has been downgraded to touring.

The 1975 Lancia Stratos of Colin Byrne and Michael Partridge will not start TS15 (Mirimbah).

The crew are aiming to rejoin for the final stage (TS 20 Mt Buller) and make the finish.

Who is your pick to win the classes and overall?

There are six stages today with Jamieson (TS16) the longest stage at 48.91km.

Strap yourselves in for another great day of TARGA action.

The first stage (TS15 Mirimbah) is scheduled to start in 30 minutes.

Don’t forget to head over to targa.com.au for the latest live results.

The final and deciding day of TARGA High Country has arrived.

We are just over an hour away from the first competition cars moving to the start.

Jeff Morton and Daymon Nicoli hold a tidy 1min41sec lead overall in their Porsche GT2 RS.

Be sure and check all the results on targa.com.au

That’s all for Day 2 of TARGA High Country No 12.

Thanks for tuning in and hope you have a great night.

See you back here for the final day of action tomorrow.