Bulletin 1
Click here to view a copy of Bulletin No 1. Content includes Refuel Matrix, Ceremonial Start details, HQ and Safari Village Details plus much more. It is important that all competitors read and understand the Bulletin. If you have any questions please email the Safari Office on info@australasiansafari.com.au
Competitor Advice 1
Click here to view a copy of Competitor Advice No 1. Content includes HQ details, Catering and much more. If you have any questions please email the Safari Office on info@australasiansafari.com.au
Online Registration
The online entry system is almost up and running. If you have completed an expression of interest for the 2010 Safari you will shortly be receiving an email asking you to complete your registration. A link will be included in the email to direct you to your personal registration page.
There are still places available in all categories so please contact the Safari Office if you are planning on entering the event.
2010 Overnight Stops Revealed
For full details, click here2010 Australasian Safari - Supplementary Regulations NOW Available
2010 Australasian Supplementary Regulations are now available. Please follow this link. It is crucially important that all competitors read and understand the regulations. There have been a number of significant changes across all categories.
Signage requirements as per the Supplementary Regulations are now available to view here. Full signage templates with artwork will be available soon.
New Contact Numbers for the Safari Office
As of June 2010 the Octagon Melbourne office has new phone numbers.
Main Reception is now +61 (0)3 8644 2155. Fax Number is now +61 (0)3 8644 2165.
NEWS
PEANUTS THE SECRET FOR OFFSHORE OFFROAD SUCCESSDate: 27-Jul-2010Packets of peanuts will be the first items packed by offroad racer Bruce Garland as he heads off to Thailand to compete in next month’s Asia Cross Country Rally. |
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A gold rush of a different kind for Safari 2010 competitorsDate: 16-Jul-2010Competitors in the 2010 Australasian Safari will experience diverse, remote and dramatic terrain when they travel 3600km from Perth through historic goldfields to Esperance in September. |
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