Rally Australia WRC Round 10

TarJak · 09-15-13, 07:05 AM

I've just got home from checking out Round 10 of the World Rally Championship was held this weekend in my home state about 6 hours drive north of Sydney of what is called the Coffs Coast near Coffs Harbour, home of the Big Banana:

Me and two mates took a road trip up there on Thursday to catch the first night stage which was a Super Special Stage at Brelsford park, normally a small country town cricket oval. The lighting was honestly really rubbish for photography and this was the only one that was even close to what I'd consider a photo. (Note I didn't say a good photo). Everything else was just too dark or too blurry to be looked at and is now in my digital dustbin.

Despite the night photography, not being a huge success I certainly enjoyed the driving. Some very close racing and a little bit of nice sideways action to kick the weekend off.

The first daylight stages were held in the forests to the west of a small coastal town called Urunga.

Local lad Nathan Quinn was mixing it up with the international stars and did OK to make 9th overall.

I'll post some more pics when I finish sorting through the 1000 odd that I took. And just for Jim I thought I'd fire up the Quattro Bolly!

Hope these are up to snuff HBB.

09-15-13, 07:05 AM	#1
TarJak Fleet Admiral Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 17,052 Downloads: 150 Uploads: 8	Rally Australia WRC Round 10 (Warning Pic Heavy) I've just got home from checking out Round 10 of the World Rally Championship was held this weekend in my home state about 6 hours drive north of Sydney of what is called the Coffs Coast near Coffs Harbour, home of the Big Banana: Me and two mates took a road trip up there on Thursday to catch the first night stage which was a Super Special Stage at Brelsford park, normally a small country town cricket oval. The lighting was honestly really rubbish for photography and this was the only one that was even close to what I'd consider a photo. (Note I didn't say a good photo). Everything else was just too dark or too blurry to be looked at and is now in my digital dustbin. Despite the night photography, not being a huge success I certainly enjoyed the driving. Some very close racing and a little bit of nice sideways action to kick the weekend off. The first daylight stages were held in the forests to the west of a small coastal town called Urunga. Local lad Nathan Quinn was mixing it up with the international stars and did OK to make 9th overall. I'll post some more pics when I finish sorting through the 1000 odd that I took. And just for Jim I thought I'd fire up the Quattro Bolly! Hope these are up to snuff HBB. Last edited by TarJak; 09-15-13 at 07:49 AM.