After a tough day of competition the field is in Mansfield for TARGAfest.
Jeff Morton and Daymon Nicoli have dominated proceedings, holding a 1min41s lead overall going into the final day.
Checkout all the results on targa.com.au
After a tough day of competition the field is in Mansfield for TARGAfest.
Jeff Morton and Daymon Nicoli have dominated proceedings, holding a 1min41s lead overall going into the final day.
Checkout all the results on targa.com.au
The first classes are lining up for the 2.48km Mansfield stage which completes Day 2.
TSD Trophy has gone through and Thoroughbred Trophy is tackling the stage.
Luke Anear and Andy Sarandis (2018 Mercedes AMG GT R) will rejoin for the 2.48km Mansfield street stage after earlier experiencing power steering failure.
Timothy De La Zilwa and Bruce Fernandesz (1989 Honda Prelude) have suffered exhaust issues at TS13 (Galls Gap).
Christopher Morrissey and Gordon Lennox (2004 BMW M3) off on Violet Town, 8.8km into the 18.40km stage. All okay.
The 2007 Renault Megane F1 R26 of Edward Merewether and Jennifer Gillott are out after suffering a mechanical issue at Euroa.
Luke Anear says a power steering belt failed halfway through TS10.
The team say a replacement belt is on the way in the hope of resuming on the final day of competition.
The 1988 Giocattolo Group B of Adam Kaplan and Aleshia Penney have fallen out of the lead of Classic GT after experiencing an undisclosed mechanical issue on Harrys Creek.
The 2019 Porsche GT2 RS of Jeff Morton and Daymon Nicoli enjoy a 1min26s lead at the Euroa lunch stop.
Joshua Hilton and Rodney Vanderpoel (2016 Nissan GT-R) have stopped on Harrys Creek, the final stage before the Euroa lunch stop.