July 2019

Manager's ReportWelcome to the July edition of the Canterbury Car Club Bulletin. The new 2019-20 calendar has just arrived at the office, so I’m hoping that by the time you read this, you should have received one in your letterbox. Some key dates to note are; this season we have been lucky to secure

the final of the South Island Endurance Series, so rather than a late September date for our round, it will be on Saturday 2nd November. Another big change is this year we will not be running the classic meeting (Oldtimers) in November, instead we are running the Wigram Revival meeting on the weekend of November 23rd and 24th. This will be a combination of a classic race meeting and some of the South Island racing classes. As far as the classic side of things go, we will have a Formula Libre class, Classic Saloons and Vintage Racing Cars, so make sure you circle this date on your calendar and have your classic racing car ready to go. The Skope Classic is setting up to be a real beauty, with us celebrating 50 years of OSCA racing and we will also be celebrating 30 years of this great event.

As the temperatures drop, activity at the track is slowing down. We have a lot of road car driver training during the week and mostly Clubsport events, Trackdays and motorcycle racing over our weekend days. Through the winter period we won’t run as many Race Vehicle Test Days. With limited days that we can run at the higher noise levels that race vehicles produce, we need to reduce how many we run through the quieter months, so that we have enough during the summer racing season. Just so that you understand what our limitations are, we can only run 50 days per year (Tuesday to Friday) that we can run at 95dbA (race vehicle noise). These days must be managed smartly, as mismanagement of them could see us running out of test days before our season runs out. The only smart way to make sure we have enough days to run our race vehicle test days and drift days, is to not run as many during the winter months, when the demand for testing is so much lower. We’ve been running under these new rules for three years now and still members get angry with us because they find out that there’s not a test day on the day they wanted to test. It’s only a small group, but these people really need to get on the same page as the rest of us. Yes, it sucks that we can’t run a test day every week, but these are the rules we now operate under. We do not cancel test days, the ones we

don’t operate are scheduled at least four to six months in advanced and are published on our website. If you want to test you race car, you need to plan in advance.

I was going to write about what it means to be a club, but then I read Jason Smith’s Club Captain’s report. He’s hit the nail on the head, so all I’ve got to say is; “I highly recommend you read Jason’s report”.

A reminder that the Canterbury Car Club Prize Giving will be held in the Chris Amon Club Rooms on Saturday 3rd August from 7:00pm. Even if you’re not receiving an award this year, come out and support your fellow club members. The bar will be open for you to purchase refreshments and the Club will be providing supper.

Later in the month, we have the Canterbury Car Club AGM on Monday 26th August at 7:30pm. For those that may not have been to one of our AGM’s before, you’re probably wondering why you should go. We need the support of club members to vote members onto committees. It’s a chance to hear what has gone on at the club over the past twelve months and if there’s any new exciting things coming up in the future. We present the Club’s Special Awards at the AGM, so it’s a great opportunity to show your support to the members receiving these awards. This year I had the honour to receive a distinguished service at the Motorsport NZ AGM on behalf of the Lee family, in recognition for all the time Dave Lee put into the sport. We will be presenting this award to the Lee family at this year’s AGM, so it’ll be a great opportunity to show the Lee family just how much Dave meant to the Club.

I’ll put my apology in now for Prize Giving, I’m heading off to Phuket for a break in August, but will be back in time for the AGM, so I look forward to catching up with many of you then.

Mark WederellGeneral Manager

Ph. 03 349 6003 or 021 240 1686mark@canterburycarclub.co.nz

Welcome to the following new members

Daniel Collis Fred Hansford Zac ChristensenJason Lambert

12/01/2019 Formula Ford / 1600 Josh Bethune 1.37.755 Ray GR17 3.44km30/03/2019 NZ Super Trucks Alex Little 1.16.285 Freightliner 2.45km30/03/2019 NZ 6 (Trophy Class) Justin Ashwell 1.40.349 Ford Falcon AU30/03/2019 NZ 6 (Cup Class) Todd Prujean 1.41.173 Holden Commodore VN30/03/2019 Continental Rennsport Hayden Knighton 1.25.392 Porsche GT3 991

2019 /2020 Lap Records

Thank you to our contributing photographers; Euan Cameron, Terry Marshall and Tony Cleghorn

Club Captain's ReportWe are going to have to answer a question sooner or later, and this is how we want to see our motorsport going forward into the future. I’ve been part of this Club for somewhere around 15 years and in that time events have remained relatively the same, Speed events and Club race days have had the odd tweak here and there as the committees or management have wanted to keep things relevant but by in large they very much look as they did 15 years ago. I guess the concerning part is the people who give their time to a different aspect of the sport have also remained unchanged. These people are the ones who run these events, who time these events, who audit at these events, who flag at these events. We’ve lost a few over the years, some have had to tend to busy lives and some have left to the great race track in the sky. This is unavoidable, the problem is that we have very few putting up their hands to help fill these spots and this leaves the people left to try and put these events together.

Are we a club of like-minded people who enjoy motorsport? Or are we an organisation whose job it is to provide motorsport? The two are very different, as a club we should all be helping in a way to keep the wheels turning, as an organisation we would all be paying to keep the wheels turning, and this isn’t a path I’d want to see. If we don’t have people to fill the necessary roles do we need to charge a much higher entry and pay people to run events? Do we run a lesser number of events per season so it takes the load of those who give their time freely? These are some of the questions facing all of us, we could ignore them, and wait till you turn up one day for an event and

find their isn’t enough people to run it, or you could put your hand up now and say, yep I can help, be the answer. It could be as simple as joining a committee, you could help by getting your cotc licence (the bronze is very straight forward) and help run the odd speed/ clubsport event. Maybe just waving a flag is more your thing? How about a seat in an air conditioned room timing cars? There are many jobs and they all have great people who are willing to teach the ins and outs of each role.

As one season ends the next begins, plenty of events to drag the cars out of the garage for; Speed, Club-sport ,Nav Rallies and Club Race Day 1 all take place in the next couple of months. Not to forget Prizegiving on the 3rd of August, so please return any trophies back to the club asap!!

On that note with only a few weeks to Prize Giving and an enormous amount of work to do on it I had better get to it!

As always, looking forward to seeing you at the Church of Motorsport Jason Smith #22- Club Captain.

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Canterbury Car Club 2019 Prize GivingSaturday 3rd August 7:00pm @ Chris Amon Clubrooms

Even if you are not receiving a trophy we'd love to see you at our Prize Giving. It's a great chance to support our members who have done well this season.

Coming Events

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July Event Location

Saturday 13th Christchurch TrackDays Mike Pero Motorsport Park

Sunday 14th Circuit Sprint Mike Pero Motorsport Park

Thursday 18th The CCC 2019 Memorial Trophy Navigation Rally The Famous Grouse Hotel, Lincoln

Saturday 20th Seal Motorkhana Mike Pero Motorsport Park

Saturday 27th The July Banks Peninsula Trophy 2019 Navigation Rally @ 1:00pm Tai Tap Hotel

Sunday 28th Interclub 4 - Auchenflower Malvern Hills Gravel Sprint Organised by Autosport

August Event Location

Saturday 3rd Drift School Mike Pero Motorsport Park

Saturday 3rd 2019 Canterbury Car Club Prize Giving @ 7:00pm Chris Amon Clubrooms

Sunday 4th Grass Motorkhana - Hunter's Paddock Flaxton Road

Saturday 10th Christchurch Trackdays Mike Pero Motorsport Park

Sunday 11th Interclub 5 - Circuit Sprint Mike Pero Motorsport Park

Thursday 15th Navigation Rally Talbot @ Yaldhurst

TBA Lakeland / Alpine Trophy Navigation Rally TBA

Sunday 25th Mag & Turbo Club Day 1 Mike Pero Motorsport Park

Monday 26th Canterbury Car Club Annual General Meeting 7:30pm Chris Amon Club Rooms

Saturday 31st Seal Motorkhana and Autocross Mike Pero Motorsport Park

September Event Location

Saturday 7th Drift South - Round 1 Mike Pero Motorsport Park

Sunday 8th Circuit Sprint Mike Pero Motorsport Park

Saturday 14th Christchurch Trackdays Mike Pero Motorsport Park

Thursday 19th Navigation Rally Talbot @ Yaldhurst

Saturday 28th Ruapuna Track Attack Mike Pero Motorsport Park

Sunday 29th Interclub 6 - Grass Autocross TBC

Canterbury Car Club Inc. Nomination Form P O Box 16-610 Annual General Meeting Christchurch 26th August 2019 Please Print Please Sign Position __________________ Nomination Accepted

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Closing Date: Postmarked no later than 19th July 2019 and posted to:

P O Box 16-610, Hornby, Christchurch 8441

Canterbury Car Club Inc. Nomination Form P O Box 16-610 Annual General Meeting Christchurch 26th August 2019 Please Print Please Sign Position __________________ Nomination Accepted

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Closing Date: Postmarked no later than 19th July 2019 and posted to:

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Canterbury Car Club Annual General Meeting Monday 26th August 2019

7:30pm @ Chris Amon Clubrooms

The AGM & Financial Booklet will be sent out electronically this year. However members can collect a printed copy from our office.

Nominations are called for the following positionsVice President: 1 position availableGeoff Watson retires by rotation and is eligible for re-election.

Club Captain: 1 position availableJason Smith retires by rotation and is eligible for re-election.

Management Committee: 3 positions availablePeter Thorby, Lindsay Kerr remain.Lewis Low, Graeme Cornelius retire by rotation and are eligible for re-election. (2-year duration) also one position available (for 1-year duration) due to early retirement.

Race Committee: 8 positions availableDaniel Brand, Jason Atkins, Shelly McSaveney, Nigel Kiddey remain.

Speed Committee: 8 positions available Vanessa Thorpe, Sharon Keir, Shelly McSaveney, Jay Townshend remain.Wayne Gomm retires by rotation and is eligible for re-election.

Motorkhana / Autocross Committee: 4 positions availableSteve Hall, Neil Gardner, Karl Celeste, Gavin Williams, Chris Protheroe, James Chapman, Tony Chapman, John Rathgen remain.

Rallies & Trials Committee: 9 positions availableShelly McSaveney, Dan Patrick, Shane Arundel remain.Dave Lee retires from service. Ian McKee, Brent Rawstron retire by rotation and are eligible for re-election.

Drift Committee: 8 positions availableChris Protheroe, Cara Hall, Ryan Abrahamson, Shelly McSaveney remain.

July Event Location

Saturday 13th Christchurch TrackDays Mike Pero Motorsport Park

Sunday 14th Circuit Sprint Mike Pero Motorsport Park

Thursday 18th The CCC 2019 Memorial Trophy Navigation Rally The Famous Grouse Hotel, Lincoln

Saturday 20th Seal Motorkhana Mike Pero Motorsport Park

Saturday 27th The July Banks Peninsula Trophy 2019 Navigation Rally @ 1:00pm Tai Tap Hotel

Sunday 28th Interclub 4 - Auchenflower Malvern Hills Gravel Sprint Organised by Autosport

August Event Location

Saturday 3rd Drift School Mike Pero Motorsport Park

Saturday 3rd 2019 Canterbury Car Club Prize Giving @ 7:00pm Chris Amon Clubrooms

Sunday 4th Grass Motorkhana - Hunter's Paddock Flaxton Road

Saturday 10th Christchurch Trackdays Mike Pero Motorsport Park

Sunday 11th Interclub 5 - Circuit Sprint Mike Pero Motorsport Park

Thursday 15th Navigation Rally Talbot @ Yaldhurst

TBA Lakeland / Alpine Trophy Navigation Rally TBA

Sunday 25th Mag & Turbo Club Day 1 Mike Pero Motorsport Park

Monday 26th Canterbury Car Club Annual General Meeting 7:30pm Chris Amon Club Rooms

Saturday 31st Seal Motorkhana and Autocross Mike Pero Motorsport Park

2019 MotorSport New Zealand Annual Awards

Terry Marshall received the Photographer of the Year Award 2019

To Dave Lee a Distinguished Service Award, accepted by Mark Wederell on behalf of Dave's family.

Justin Ashwell and his faithfull team took out the NZ Touring Cars Champion - Class 2 for 2019

The Canterbury Car Club extends it's congratulations to the following recipients at this years National Motorsport Awards, presented 25th May 2019.

Wall of FameDick Bennetts (Sunbury-on-Thames, England; originally Dunedin)

Premier AwardsThe Jim Clark Trophy – Scott Dixon (Indianapolis, originally Auckland)

The Rally Founders Trophy – Ben Hunt (Nelson)

The Steel Memorial Trophy – Liam Lawson (Pukekohe)

The Lupp Trophy – John McKechnie (Auckland)

2019 ClubSport AwardsNZ ClubSport Gold Star Champion – Brent Redington (Hawke’s Bay Car Club, Napier)

The Women in Motorsport Ladies Champion – Jilly Fisher (Harbour Capital Car Club, Wellington)

NZ Hillclimb Gold Star Champion – Andrew Elder (Hawke’s Bay Car Club, Napier)

2019 MotorSport New Zealand Annual Awards

2018 Rally ChampionshipsNZ Rally Challenge Trophy (Driver) – Grant Blackberry (Hastings) NZ Rally Challenge (Co-driver) – Ric Chalmers (Hastings)NZ Historic Challenge (Driver) – John Silcock (Rangiora) NZ Historic Challenge (Co-driver) – Samantha Gray (Timaru)2WD Rally Champion (Driver) – Dylan Thomson (Christchurch) 2WD Rally Champion (Co-driver) – Amy Hudson (Christchurch)NZ Junior Rally Champion – Dylan Thomson (Christchurch) NZ Rally Gold Star Champion (Driver) – Hayden Paddon (Cromwell)NZ Rally Gold Star Championship (Co-driver) – Tony Rawstorn (Nelson)

2019 Race AwardsNZ 3 Hour Endurance Racing Champions – Neil Foster (Rotorua) and Jonny Reid (Auckland)NZ 1 Hour Endurance Racing Champion – Matt Carter (Auckland) NZ Super Truck Champion – Troy Wheeler (Auckland)NZ Formula First Champion – Reece Hendl-Cox (Edgecumbe) NZ Porsche Champion – Michael Neville (Auckland)NZ Formula 1600 Champion – Jordan Michels (Invercargill) Toyota 86 Champion – Callum Hedge (Auckland)NZ V8 Ute Champion – Matthew Spratt (Te Puke)NZ Touring Cars Champion (Class 2) – Justin Ashwell (Rolleston)NZ Touring Cars Champion (Class 1) – Jack Smith (Gold Coast, Australia)Toyota Racing Series Gold Star Champion – Liam Lawson (Milton Keynes, UK, originally Pukekohe)Bruce McLaren Memorial Trophy (for top New Zealander) – Liam Lawson (Milton Keynes, UK, originally Pukekohe)

Honour Awards

The Ron Frost Award – Willard Martin (Auckland)The Ian Snellgrove Trophy for the NZ Elite Motorsport Academy winner – Peter Vodanovich (Auckland)Award of Merit – Janet Phipps (Hamilton) Clerk of the Course D’Honneur – Graeme Robertson (Hastings)Citation Award – Bob McMurray (Auckland) Citation Award – Dale Perry (Hamilton)Volunteer of the Year – Wayne Hughes (Auckland) Distinguished Service Award – Blair Bartels (Auckland)Distinguished Service Award – Blair Read (Auckland) Distinguished Service Award – Simon Bell (Auckland) Distinguished Service Award – Ray Reece (Auckland) Distinguished Service Award – Dave Lee (Christchurch)

Media AwardsNews Journalist of the Year – Shaun Summerfield (66 Magazine/Giltrap Group, Auckland)

Feature Journalist of the Year – Dave Hedge (Volt TV Productions, Auckland) President’s Award for Best Single Photograph – Tayler Burke (Marton)

Photographer of the Year Award (Portfolio) – Terry Marshall (Christchurch)

Historic Heritage Awards In recognition of services to historic and classic rallying and racing in New Zealand

Tony Sircombe (England) Jeff Judd (Christchurch) Murray O’Donnell (Auckland) Peter Sundberg (Auckland) Barry Keen (Invercargill) Dave Simpson (Auckland)

Thanks to all the drivers that have come out to club days with their classic cars! It is fantastic to see a couple of minis in the top ten, well done to Kelly and Brian.Next season the format will be the same with 1989 and older cars qualifying for over 30’S. Remember you get more points for older cars so anyone can win!To all of you with cars old or new, come and have a play with a great friendly bunch of people. Classic club days are a great way to keep your skills up for the big events, so it would be great to see some of the “Skope” regulars at our club days so they can get a couple of events done for eligibility. Next year’s Skope will be open to some of the “newer future classic” cars in their own field.

Format for next season:Just enter your classic car for club day events and you will be in the running for prizes to be presented at the end of the season. 1st = $400 worth of tyres, 2nd= $300 worth of tyres and 3rd = $200 worth of tyres.The competion is open to all classic cars 30 years and older, 1989 and older. Please remember to state the age of your car on your entry form. Normal club points apply to finishing position in each completed race and you receive an extra point for each year your car is older than 30 years. E.G. A 1972 car would get an extra 15 points for each completed race.

Cheers Lewis Low

Classic RacersCongratulations to the winners of the classic championship for cars over 30 years old at the end of the season. Results as follows;

1st Mark Crabbe 457 Mazda RX7 Series II2nd Craig Roberts 389 Triumph TR83rd Nigel Paddon 305 Holden Commodore4th Kelly Pierce 298 Morris Mini Cooper S5th Steve Pauling 266 Ford Escort RS20006th Brian Perry 240 Austin Mini7th Alan Taylor 227 Austin A40 Farina8th Lewis Low 222 Datsun 240Z Scarab9th David Berry 212 Ford MK1 Escort10th Les Miller 176 Ford Cortina Mk3

Cars 1988 or Older Cars Later Than 19881st Chris Pidgeon 111 Mazda MX52nd Jim Wallace 97 BMW 1998 M53rd Eran Benaia 86 Honda Civic4th Phillip Latham 68 VW Vento VR65th James Wilson 38 Mazda MX56th Simon Crampton 12 BMW M37th Tim Stanton 6 Peugeot 106 Rallye8th Graeme Clyde 2 BMW E36 320

1st Mark Crabbe

2nd Craig Roberts

3rd Nigel Paddon

Chrome Expression Session 2019

Thank you to Azhar and his team who brought a huge amount of energy and passion to the first Chrome Expression Session held at Ruapuna Raceway on 18th & 19th May, making it a resounding success.

The number of local and out of town entrants that rocked up over the weekend really proved how excited people were to be a part of this event. Spectator numbers were solid over the weekend and, while the atmosphere was strong on enjoyment and enthusiasm, the crowd was largely family oriented and

respectful of the facilities and efforts of the organisers.

The eclectic mix of drivers and vehicles just added another layer of interesting diversity for those who made the effort to brave the cold conditions to get a taste of what Chrome Expression is all about - people who love their cars and want to share that passion.

We look forward to the return of the Chrome Expression team on 7th and 8th March 2020.

Chrome Expression Session 2019

StreetMeat 2019

We are hoping that the dismal weather brought forth on June 3rd wasn't a missive from Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, showing her distaste for all things Drift on her NZ birthday. The jury is still out on this one.

Fortunately it takes a lot more than bitterly cold and relentlessly wet weather to stop a determined group of young Drifters keen to make the most of a long weekend.

Not only did competitors get out amongst it, they seemed to

love it, as shown in the following images. It just goes to show that a passionate and motivated group of enthusiasts won't let a little thing like winter weather stop their enjoyment of testing their skills and cars on the track.

Determination paid off, with some actual patches of blue skies and sunshine providing a few dry circuits during the day.

A huge shout-out to our volunteers, who also proved their metal out there in the cold and rain, you legends!

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The Wigram Revival Meeting will include the following Classic Classes;Classic Saloons, Formula Libre, Vintage Car Club

Circuit Sprints Next EventSunday 14th July at Mike Pero Motorsport Park

Sunday 14th July

Mike Pero Motorsport Park

Wanted:People to help run our events!Contact Club Captain or see the organiser on the day

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Cost:Entry: $110 (CCC Members $10 discount)Discount: $10 off if your car has a MSNZ logbookJunior Entry: $70 (21 & under) CCC members only, logbook discount does not applyGarage: $10

Entries:Enter on the dayEntries open 8.30amEntries Close 10.00amDrivers Briefing 10.45am

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Circuit Sprints Next EventSunday 11th August - Interclub 5 at Mike Pero Motorsport Park

Sunday 11th August

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Cost:Entry: $110 (CCC Members $10 discount)Discount: $10 off if your car has a MSNZ logbookJunior Entry: $70 (21 & under) CCC members only, logbook discount does not applyGarage: $10

Entries:Enter on the dayEntries open 8.30amEntries Close 10.00amDrivers Briefing 10.45am

Contacts:Jason Smith 021 565 679 orShelly McSaveney 0276 694 847

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The Dave McCahon Trophy (1982) 2018 Interclub Speed CalendarSun 28th July 2019 Shingle Sprint - Auchenflower Rd, Waddington AutosportSun 11th Aug 2019 Circuit Sprints - Mike Pero Motorsport Park - TBC CanteburySun 29th Sep 2019 Grass Autocross - TBA AutosportSat 19th Oct 2019 Banks Peninsula Hillclimb - TBA RATECSat 9th or 16th Nov 2019 Shingle Sprint - TBA Ashburton

2019 Points - The Dave McCahon TrophyClub PointsAshburton Car Club 121AutoSport 63Canterbury Car Club 235RATEC Motorsport 125

InterClub

Round 3 saw 29 competitors take to the tarmac at Ruapuna on June 23rd. Weather was excellent albeit chilly but the pace was hot, Hot, HOT! Before the start it looked like a 3 horse race with Josh Mitchell and Cam Morrison having both posted sub 1.30’s on the Ruapuna Grand Prix track. Cam leapt out to a good lead right from the start being the Autocross exponent he is and Josh was not enjoying the more tricky track configurations. Meanwhile Corey Ross (the 3rd horse in the equation) was quietly posting good times to hold 3rd. In 4th after test 1 was Benny Yan, MX5 owner, but by the end of the day his shared drive, Daniel

Burgess had caught him and pushed him back to 5th. Lots of other great battles down the order and Canterbury took 32 more points that Ratec but great to see every club scoring. Results below.

The new Round 4 is the Malvern Hills Gravel Sprint on July 28. Don’t be late as there is a very big field expected.

The Autosport Grass Autocross will be September 29th and this will likely become round 7. We will keep you posted.

Ruapuna Autocross Round 3 - Sunday 23rd June 2019

17th June 2019 Report 5

Place Driver Car Class Club Time Points1 Cameron Morrison Mitsubishi Mirage T 3 ACC 290.69 202 Corey Ross Subaru WRX 3 CCC 312.65 193 Daniel Burgess Mazda MX5 3 318.234 Benny Yan Mazda MX5 3 CCC 318.39 185 Ben Gill Subaru WRX 3 CCC 322.08 176 Gregory Crossan Subaru WRX 3 Ratec 322.70 167 Neil Gardner BZR 7 2 CCC 324.08 158 Chris Protheroe Toyota Starlet T 3 CCC 324.53 149 Ashley Needham Toyota Altezza 3 CCC 324.8410 Karl Celeste Mini 1 CCC 328.49

Round 2 was run at Levels on the 8th June with a windy start and then calmed to a fine day. 25 competitors had a blast and Ashburton and Canterbury shared the spoils. Results below.

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2018 - 2019 Canterbury Car Club Autocross ChampionshipUpdated June 2019 after Round 6 of a 6 Round Season

Overall Points1 Neil Gardner 1162 Karl Celeste 983 Adrian Harris 914 Corey Ross 685 Turner Harris 676 Ben Gill 647 Peter Flewellen 628 Ashley Needham 529 Benny Yan 5010 Gavin Williams 4611 John Rathgen 4212 Chris Protheroe 3613 Jim Negi 2614 Jesse Dykstra 2315 Jacob Bennett 2016 Jamie Burrows 1817 Rob McKee 1618 Fraser Smith 1419 Michael Gregan 1220 Russell Yates 11

Class 2 Points 1301-1600cc1 Neil Gardner 1362 Adrian Harris 1103 Turner Harris 684 Jim Negi 525 Gavin Williams 266 Paul Johns 267 Corey Ross 238 James Wilson 18

Class 1 Points 0-1300cc1 Karl Celeste 1502 Tuner Harris 523 Gavin Williams 264 Jamie Burrows 265 Adrian Harris 06 Allan Coker 0

Class 3 Points 1601cc +1 Peter Flewellen 722 Ben Gill 693 Corey Ross 604 Ashley Needham 595 John Rathgen 586 Benny Yan 547 Chris Protheroe 408 Cody Hayden-Holmes 30

Women's Points1 Kelsey Gaiger 0

Junior Points1 Turner Harris 1502 0 03 0 0

Next Autocross EventSaturday 31st August - Seal Autocross at Mike Pero Motorsport Park

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Navigation RallyRound 13 – The RATEC Longest Night Navigation Rally - Lupp Cup 1

Comments from Chris: Firstly, thanks to all the competitors who took the challenge to compete on our first attempt at organising a club night navigational rally. As a result of a couple of problems encountered on the night, we went away knowing (without the obvious mistake and roadworks) we were pretty happy with what we had organised. Learning from what happened and with the input from competitors we are keen to try again. Already recording ideas on how we can improve. The fact that some crews are happy to do a few laps around the same block hasn’t gone unnoticed. When we first started the planning we wanted a simple event with a selection of the regulation tried and tested traps. Because we are relatively new to navigation rallies, what we thought were clever traps would have been pulled many times before so not many of you were going to be caught out. As it turned out, the top two teams missed three checks each, one of these teams drove past a passage check. We would like to thank Ian McKee for all his assistance with organising and all you other competitors for your positive feedback on the night.

We ended up having to delete 7 checks plus a time check and zero time for two sections but it was enough to get a result. The Winners say: We were stunned to have won this and feel for the organisers for the “bugger” moments that we ourselves as organisers experienced last month. The road woks in Waterloo Rd that popped up after the check codes had been put out to “bugger” the first trap. The fact that we visited one very confused Manned Check 5 times was actually brilliant and might actually be used on an up and coming event, all for having 2 T’s in Scarlet when 1 would have sufficed. The tail also had quite a sting with a the CHECK itself actually being misspelled as CHECH. The real irony was that everyone missed it and the check code was DUD.Excellent event and looking forward to the next one from these organisers. Next month – Off to The Famous Grouse pub in Lincoln to start the Thursday evening event on July 19th and just over a week later on Saturday 27th the Banks Peninsula Trophy Navigation Rally will run during the day from the Tai Tapu Hotel.

20 June 2019 - RESULTS

Place Team Checks Time Total

1st Ray Hunton (D), Alan Coker (N), Peter Flewellen (T&C), Shelly McSaveney (P), 180 37 217

2nd Brent Rawstron (D), Peter Monro (N) 180 85 265

3rd Mark Wederell (D), Chris Protheroe (N), Barry Higham (T) 300 55 355

4th Andrew Bevan (D), Tom Bevan (N), Teresa Good (C) 300 85 385

5th Collen Pinfold (D), Giles Pinfold (N/T) R 300 138 438

6th Vanessa Thorpe (D), Blair Thorpe (N), Jackie Breach (T) 300 145 445

7th Shane Arundel (D), Dan Patrick (N), Nathan Clive (T), Dwight Parlane (C) 480 91 571

8th Kendall Stewart (D), Scott Woolhouse (N), James Kingsland (T) NM 780 36 816

D = Driver, C = Co-Driver, N = Navigator, T = Timekeeper, NM = Non-Member(R) = RATEC, Ash = Ashburton, CC = Canterbury, A = Autosport

Navigation RallyRound 13 – The RATEC Longest Night Navigation Rally - Lupp Cup 1

2019 Points - The Lupp Cupp for Nav RalliesClub PointsAshburton Car Club 0AutoSport 0Canterbury Car Club 41RATEC Motorsport 49after round 2: 22nd April 2019

Many club members may find navigational rallying too difficult, or complicated. Come along and get some instructional briefing from some expert competitors who will explain the systems behind their success. Those competitors will then come with you in your car to explain ‘on the road’ why decisions are made, and will help you be more competitive. Navigational Rallying is fun, and cheap, and is a great way to add another motorsport discipline to your arsenal of points scoring opportunities in the club championships. With many events, and relatively few competitors (currently!) you can pick up easy points. Come along and give it a go.

Next Navigation Rally Round 1, Thursday 18th July 2019 - The CCC 2019 Memorial Trophy Navigation Rally

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Requirements:A road legal car and team of two minimum

Cost:Entry: $5.00 per car & $5.00 per person

Entries:Enter on the dayStart/Finish:Famous Grouse Hotel, LincolnEvent Start 7:15 pm

Contacts:Ian McKee 021 310 010

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Navigation Rally

The Lupp Cup Trophy (1960) 2018 Interclub Navigation Rallies CalendarThu 15th August 2019 The CCC Lupp Cup Navigation Rally Round 3 CanterburyThu 17th October 2019 The Spring Lupp Cup Navigation Rally Round 4 RATEC

Overall Champions1 Peter, Ian, Brent 2902 Mark, Chris, Barry 2653 Allan, Peter, Ray 2594 Shane, Nathan, Dan, Dwight 2565 Blair, Vanessa, Jackie 1736 Graeme Matheson and Crew 162

Open Driver1 Shane Arundel 1762 Ray Hunton 1543 Mark Wederell 1384 Brent Rawstron 1345 Graeme Matheson 1046 Vanessa Thorpe 94

Open Navigator1 Peter Monro 1882 Dan Patrick 1763 Allan Coker 1764 Chris Protheroe 1375 Blair Thorpe 766 Shelly McSaveney 43

Up to and including Round 13 Final

Full Results

MotorkhanaAfter Round 11 - 15th June 2019, Surface Seal

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Entries:Enter on the day Entries Open 8.15 amEntries Close 8.45 am Event Start 9.00 amLocation: Mike Pero Motorsport Park

Contacts:Club Office 349-6003 (9.00 am - 5.00 pm)

Next Motorkhana EventSealed Motorkhana

Saturday 20th July @ Mike Pero Motorsport Park

Overall Points1 Tony Chapman 2172 Adrain Harris 1883 Gavin Williams 1774 Neil Gardner 1765 James Chapman 1636 John Rathgen 1457 Toby King 1338 Allan Coker 979 Karl Celeste 8310 Turner Harris 6211 Chris Protheroe 4412 Dallis Yates 4413 Peter Flewellen 4114 Russell Yates 3815 Benny Yan 3116 Jesse Dykstra 2817 Oscar Potts 1818 Corey Ross 1619 Peter Taylor 1420 Tez Singh-Thandi 1421 Ashley Needham 1422 Ken Mckay 923 Mike Gregan 824 Clive Anderson 7

Class 1 Points 1 Tony Chapman 2402 James Chapman 2123 Allan Coker 128

Class 2 Points 1 Gavin Williams 1722 Karl Celeste 903 Neil Gardner 564 Turner Harris 30

Class 3 1 Adrian Harris 2282 Neil Gardner 1503 Gavin Williams 824 Turner Harris 755 Ken Mckay 23

Women's Points

Junior Points1 James Chapman 2402 Turner Harris 1043 Dallis Yates 984 Tez Singh-Thandi 26

Class 41 John Rathgen 2322 Toby King 2143 Dallis Yates 774 Peter Flewellen 675 Russell Yates 626 Chris Protheroe 537 Jesse Dykstra 508 Benny Yan 469 Oscar Potts 3010 Tez Singh-Thandi 2611 Allan Coker 2612 Corey Ross 2613 Peter Taylor 2314 Ashley Needham 2315 Mike Gregan 1416 Clive Anderson 13

Test Days For race cars and race bikes

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July 2019Friday 12th Test Day

Friday 19th Motorcycles only Test Day

Friday 26th Not Available

August 2019Friday 2nd Test Day

Friday 9th Not Available

Friday 16th Test Day

Friday 23rd Test Day

Friday 30th Test Day

September 2019Friday 6th Test Day

Friday 13th Test Day

Friday 20th Not Available

Friday 27th Test Day

October 2019Friday 4th Test Day

Friday 11th Test Day

Friday 18th Test Day

Friday 25th Test Day

Normal test days are Fridays. To avoid disappointment, please take note of the days when the track is unavailable.

Due to noise restrictions we are now running only one test day per week, generally on Fridays, for race cars and race motorcycles only. You must have a race licence to attend test days.

It is still wise to ring and check availability before coming to the track.

For track hire details phone our Office 349 6003.

Track Hire ChargesTest days Most Fridays and occasionally other days, full circuit, hire cards usable. Please check dates!

$90 per day (Canterbury Car Club members)

$100 per day (Motorcycle Canterbury, BEARS,CAMS)

$120 per day (all other MSNZ & MNZ affiliated clubs)

Membership and race licence MUST be produced at office when signing in.

Helmet hire $20 per day Cotton overalls hire $20 per day Annual Track hire card $700.00

TEST DAY REQUIREMENTSThe purpose of these days is for the testing race vehicles. Over the past few years we have weaned out the road cars and road bikes, to make these safer for those needing to test their race vehicles.

For those of you with road cars wanting to do some laps, we strongly recommend you go to one of the Christchurch Trackdays events.

To make the process smoother for you when you sign in to a test day, you need to bring the following things with you:

MembershipCard Race Licence Emergency contact details

Just like when you come to a race meeting, we need you to get into the habit of bringing these along to our test days.

The office staff need to sight your membership and race licence every time you sign in. It may sound like a bit of a hassle to those of you who have been racing for many years, but it’s the simplest way for our staff to know you meet the requirements.

For SaleTillet B6 race seat in black GRP, new condition. Suits HANS. Comes with runners. Imported at great expense from the UK for a project, no longer required. These seats are narrow and fit into Lotus 7 type vehicles easily, while still being comfortable for the gentleman or lady with a larger base....

Contact Evan Morgan 021797196

Islington Tavern'The Swamp'

Cold Beers On TapBar Meals Every Day 12 'Til 8 Pm

Pokies With JackpotOnly 3Km Away

670 Main South Road Ph: 349 7337

Classifieds Buy, sell or Exchange

Wanted to Buy2002 BMW Tii 1974 model (Round tail lights). Body must be in tidy condition. Going to a good home :)

Email john@amiexport.com or call me on 0274446085

This car still complies with NZ V8 series rules as raced but brake upgrades allowable and refreshed motor (rings) should produce about 400hp These cars run a locked Diff and 4 speed Dog Box. As raced by Brayden Phillips in Speedworks Summer Series at Highlands and Teretonga in BNT V8s and Dwayne Carter in recent Speed Festival for 5th in Modern Classics. Car has run 1.52.103 at Highlands and 1.07.391 at Teretonga Brayden driving. Currently at Highlands and can be demonstrated but could be shipped back to Ch.Ch.

Trade me listing number: #2037640708

Dennis PhillipsPh 0274 336555

Committee Contacts

Get in Touch

P: (03) 349 6003 F: (03) 349 6004 admin@canterburycarclub.co.nz

www.canterburycarclub.co.nz

Position Name Mobile Phone EmailPresident Grant Williams 027 483 6202 grant_kim@xtra.co.nzVice President Geoff Watson 027 325 3269 watsongeoff1@gmail.comClub Captain Jason Smith 021 565 679 or 020 4085 6968 arzithecat@hotmail.comDeputy Club Captain Blair Thorpe 021 272 7523 blairthorpe@outlook.co.nzCommittee Member Graeme Cornelius (03) 981 4876 gtcornelius1@gmail.comCommittee Member Lindsay Kerr 0274 397 768 lindsayhkerr49@gmail.comCommittee Member Lewis Low 021 353 853 lglow@snap.net.nzCommittee Member Peter Thorby 021 243 7382 peter.s.thorby@gmail.comGeneral Manager Mark Wederell 021 240 1686 (03) 349 6003 mark@canterburycarclub.co.nzAssistant Manager Chris Protheroe 027 4187 958 (03) 349 6003 chris@canterburycarclub.co.nzRace Secretary Anne Stewart (03) 347 7347 annedaves@xtra.co.nzChief Auditor Geoff Watson 027 325 3269 (03) 351 3175 watsongeoff1@gmail.comOffice / Admin Yolanda Busson (03) 349 6003 admin@canterburycarclub.co.nzTreasurer Peter Thorby 021 243 7382 (03) 351-1877 peter.s.thorby@gmail.com

Race Speed Basic Clubsport - MotorkhanaJason Atkins 022 314 1104 Shelly McSaveney 0276 694 847 Steve Hall (03) 323 7886Shelly McSaveney 0276 694 847 Wayne Gomm 027 924 7044 John Rathgen 022 194 4599Nigel Kiddey 021 349 227 Vanessa Thorpe 027 876 9882 Neil Gardner 027 651 9993Daniel Brand 027 322 4210 Sharon Keir 021 2727 523 Karl Celeste 0274 331 425Geoff Watson 027 325 3269 Jay Townshend 027 609 7877 Dwight Parlane (RATEC Rep)

Jason Smith 021 565 679 Gavin Williams 021 148 0959James Chapman 03 343 2117Tony Chapman 021 624 104Blair Thorpe 021 2727 523Chris Protheroe 0274 187 958

Rallies & Trials DriftIan McKee 021 310 010 Chris Protheroe 027 418 7958Brent Rawstron 021 845 272 Cara Hall 020 402 17572Dave Lee (03) 381 5526 Ryan Abrahamson 027 376 1537Shelly McSaveney 0276 694 847 Shelly McSaveney 027 669 4847Dan Patrick 27 879 0720Shane Arundel 27 275 8501