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We will be visiting all the reservoirs and roads possible in the Snowy Mountains Hydro Electric scheme. A couple of roads only recently re-
opened and many closed during the winter months.
We will start at Yass on Tuesday the 19th and will then overnight at Cooma (twice), Lakes Entrance and Tumut (twice) where we will finish
with an windup dinner on the Saturday evening.
The route is approximately 2200 km with the full tarmac option and an option with about one third gravel.
The option will also be there for cars to participate for any number of days that they choose if the full 5 days doesn’t suit.
Dave Johnson will be the Tour Organiser and with the 2 days extension into Victoria now included, Ian Richards has thrown his weight behind the Tour of the Snowy to show us the best of Victorian roads and scenery available.
Full details available shortly.
LAST-MODIFIED:20231006T212802Z X-ACCESS:1 X-HITS:1314 X-URL: X-COLOR:c7b210 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240814 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240818 UID:10F9545D-18AC-4F39-B85F-CDF488426E9F SUMMARY:Tour to the Sunshine State DTSTAMP:20231007T114904Z DESCRIPTION:Exploring the country on either side of the NSW-Queensland border, the tour is inspired by the 1969 Southern Cross Rally and is traversing many of its competitive sections. The scenery is spectacular and the roads are on the most part magnificent. The terrain varies from the coastal hills to the rugged Great Dividing Range and beyond to thegrazing country of the Darling Downs.\NA social, non-competitive Tour with the option of Regular (with gravel) or Tarmac Course of about 1,700 km.\N1, 2 and 3 days options are available and particularly suitable for those who may wish to attend the Historic Leyburn Sprints.\NMurwillumbah (Start) - Nimbin - Lismore (Overnight) - Woodenbong - Aratula - Toowoomba (Overnight) - Leyburn - Texas - Warwick - Toowoomba (Overnight)- Nanango - Kilcoy - Kallangur (Finish)\NTour Organiser: Ian Richards assisted by Winton Brocklebank.\NDocumentation\N\NPoster\NNotice of the event\NUpdate notice - 19 June\NAccommodation guide\NEntry form\N\NEvent news\NWhen we decided to celebrate the 1969 Southern Cross Rally in a Social Non-competitive Tour we didn’t quite realise the likely response from participants from that old event nor even if there were many still around.\NFirstly while not participating in the Tour but there to talk with us at Toowoomba will be Allan Lawson, Director of the 1969 Southern Cross. That event was unlike any other Southern Cross as Allan had to go to Queensland to run it as NSW were having an issue with the Police and Shires Association, so his job was doubly difficult.\NThe 1969 Southern Cross was won by Andrew Cowan and Dave Johnson in a UK prepared BMC 1800, left in Australia after the London to Sydney Marathon of 1968.\NVictorian rallyist, Tim Kennon, has for several years now been the owner of this car and Tim will be driving the 69 SX winning car in the Tour to the Sunshine State. Entered in the marathon as a BMC 1800, as were another 7 cars including all the factory cars, and the win in the 1969 SX advertised it as an Austin 1800 (Australia didn’t sell Morris 1800s), Tim insists that he has proof that it is really a Morris 1800. The car comes with the Lucien Bianchi Trophy that it won in 69 SX.\NThe set-up car from 1969 was driven by Graham Thompson who will be with us again this time driving the Sweep car for the Regular Course in the Tour.\NIan Richards, Tour Organiser for the Tour to the Sunshine State will be doing set-up in August and will have Roger Bonhomme sitting beside him. Roger navigated Barry Ferguson in the Holden Dealer Team Monaro GTS to fourth place in the 1969 event. Barry himself has not yet been able to commit to enter the Tour.\NAnother finisher and second place in Class D in 1969 was Peter Houghton. He is joining us in August although not in the same Peugeot that he used in 1969.\NVictorian Bob Watson, who led the Waltons Rally Team of Renault TS’s in the 69 SX, will be with us in August as will be Dave Boddy from Newcastle. Dave is now well recognised as one of Australia’s best navigators, but in 1969 was driving his own entered Ford Falcon. He is recorded as bettering by one minute both Andrew Cowan’s and Colin Bond’s times in a section during the 69 SX.\NAnd we have Dave Johnson, winning navigator with Andrew Cowan for the 69 SX, on the organising team for the Tour and driving the four days of the Tour with the rest of us.\NThere are another couple of ex 69ers that may still join us for the Tour to the Sunshine State.\NThe problem that the Tour organisers have now to overcome is how to get the stories from all the 69ers told during the course of the Tour.\NFull details of the Tour and Entry details available from hrcroadtours@gmail.com\NContact\N\NEnquiries to Dave Johnson 0493 812 474.\NEmail Expressions of Interest to hrcroadtours@gmail.com\N X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Exploring the country on either side of the NSW-Queensland border, the tour is inspired by the 1969 Southern Cross Rally and is traversing many of its competitive sections. The scenery is spectacular and the roads are on the most part magnificent. The terrain varies from the coastal hills to the rugged Great Dividing Range and beyond to the
grazing country of the Darling Downs.
A social, non-competitive Tour with the option of Regular (with gravel) or Tarmac Course of about 1,700 km.
1, 2 and 3 days options are available and particularly suitable for those who may wish to attend the Historic Leyburn Sprints.
Murwillumbah (Start) - Nimbin - Lismore (Overnight) - Woodenbong - Aratula - Toowoomba (Overnight) - Leyburn - Texas - Warwick - Toowoomba (Overnight)- Nanango - Kilcoy - Kallangur (Finish)
Tour Organiser: Ian Richards assisted by Winton Brocklebank.
When we decided to celebrate the 1969 Southern Cross Rally in a Social Non-competitive Tour we didn’t quite realise the likely response from participants from that old event nor even if there were many still around.
Firstly while not participating in the Tour but there to talk with us at Toowoomba will be Allan Lawson, Director of the 1969 Southern Cross. That event was unlike any other Southern Cross as Allan had to go to Queensland to run it as NSW were having an issue with the Police and Shires Association, so his job was doubly difficult.
The 1969 Southern Cross was won by Andrew Cowan and Dave Johnson in a UK prepared BMC 1800, left in Australia after the London to Sydney Marathon of 1968.
Victorian rallyist, Tim Kennon, has for several years now been the owner of this car and Tim will be driving the 69 SX winning car in the Tour to the Sunshine State. Entered in the marathon as a BMC 1800, as were another 7 cars including all the factory cars, and the win in the 1969 SX advertised it as an Austin 1800 (Australia didn’t sell Morris 1800s), Tim insists that he has proof that it is really a Morris 1800. The car comes with the Lucien Bianchi Trophy that it won in 69 SX.
The set-up car from 1969 was driven by Graham Thompson who will be with us again this time driving the Sweep car for the Regular Course in the Tour.
Ian Richards, Tour Organiser for the Tour to the Sunshine State will be doing set-up in August and will have Roger Bonhomme sitting beside him. Roger navigated Barry Ferguson in the Holden Dealer Team Monaro GTS to fourth place in the 1969 event. Barry himself has not yet been able to commit to enter the Tour.
Another finisher and second place in Class D in 1969 was Peter Houghton. He is joining us in August although not in the same Peugeot that he used in 1969.
Victorian Bob Watson, who led the Waltons Rally Team of Renault TS’s in the 69 SX, will be with us in August as will be Dave Boddy from Newcastle. Dave is now well recognised as one of Australia’s best navigators, but in 1969 was driving his own entered Ford Falcon. He is recorded as bettering by one minute both Andrew Cowan’s and Colin Bond’s times in a section during the 69 SX.
And we have Dave Johnson, winning navigator with Andrew Cowan for the 69 SX, on the organising team for the Tour and driving the four days of the Tour with the rest of us.
There are another couple of ex 69ers that may still join us for the Tour to the Sunshine State.
The problem that the Tour organisers have now to overcome is how to get the stories from all the 69ers told during the course of the Tour.
Full details of the Tour and Entry details available from hrcroadtours@gmail.com
The Tour of the Western Slopes is a three-day non-competitive Social Tour begin run by the Historic Rally Club of NSW/ACT Inc.
It will start at Bathurst NSW and finish at Yass NSW.
The Mallee Tour is a 3-day outback motoring adventure through national parks, remote roads, and historic towns, with overnight stops in Renmark, Broken Hill, and Swan Hill.
The event is run by the Historic Rally Club Association of Victoria: see the event webpage for details.
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