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cams.com.au take a look at some events on the agenda this week, from state and national level through to grassroots motor sport.

One of the biggest events on the New South Wales state calendar gets underway this weekend in Batemans Bay with 65 competitors to do battle in the MTA CAMS New South Wales Rally Championship’s fourth round.

Led by 2018 winner and CAMS Australian Rally Championship competitor Richie Dalton, crews will take on 140 competitive kilometres across seven stages in forests of the Eurobodalla Shire, including one mammoth 44km daylight stage.

With the ceremonial start beginning at 9am in the Corrigans Beach Reserve Service Park, fans will have multiple opportunities to get a good view of the cars in action with four spectator points available on three stages.

 

When: 29-30 June

Where: Morgan Park

Morgan Park will once again take centre stage in Queensland as a number of popular categories come together to race for the second time in 2019. 

Hosted by the CORD Owners & Gatherers Society, large fields are once again expected to attend across all the regular categories with the Circuit Excels to headline more than 100 entries.

From the Excels and Formula Vees to Improved Productions and Sports Sedans, the state’s staple categories will have three races across the weekend, with fans having plenty of time to soak up the action.

Spectating across both days has been made free to the public and the action will get underway early on both days. The weekend will also be the last opportunity crews get to race before the Shannons Nationals visits the sunshine state in August.

 

Click here for more information on the Championships.

 

When: 29 June

Where: Eudunda Environs

 

It’s going to be a busy weekend in South Australia with a number of state championships taking place, including the popular Walky 100, the second round of the 2019 CAMS South Australian Rally Championship. 

 

More than 20 crews are expected to compete in South Australia’s longest-serving rally event with crews taking on 132 competitive kilometres across one action-packed day in Eudunda as fans have free access to all spectator points.

Last year Declan Dwyer and Craig Adams took out the event in thrilling fashion over Zayne Admiraal and Matthew Heywood and both crews are back again in 2019 to go up against each other and the rest of South Australia’s finest rally drivers.

 

 

Click here to view more information on 2019 Copyworld Walky 100.

Other events happening around Australia.