The Toyota Dealer 450 is thesecond round of the 2014Donaldson Cross CountryChampionship and it givesToyota South Africa Motorsgreat pleasure to partnerwith the Cross CountryCommission of MotorsportSouth Africa in bringing thisevent to the Mooi River areaof KwaZulu-Natal for thefirst time.

As a committed commercialpartner of the national crosscountry championship, Toyotafully supports the CrossCountry Commission inbreaking new ground with crosscountry car racing by taking it tonew parts of the country. Aftermany years of sponsoring theLydenburg, Mpumalanga, round of the championship, Toyota was happy to switchits support to the KwaZulu-Natal round last year, which saw the return to thesugar-growing area of Eston with the Toyota Dealer Sugarbelt race.

It has been decided to alternate the Toyota Dealer Sugarbelt event with a newKZN venue and now the residents and motor sport fans in the Mooi River areawill have a great opportunity to witness this exciting form of motor racing righton their doorstep.

As reigning champions – bothin the driver/co-driverchampionships as well as themanufacturers’ championship –Toyota has started the newseason with high expectations.Our two Castrol Team ToyotaHilux V8 pickups competing in thepremier Class T (four-wheel drivevehicles with engines over fourlitres) did us proud in the openinground in Harrismith in March.Champions Anthony Taylor andDennis Murphy won with team-mates Leeroy Poulter and RobHowie second.

We are looking forward toanother successful outing for ourteam, but we also wish allcompetitors the best of luck anda safe and enjoyable weekend of

cross country racing.We thank the Cross Country Commission for their continued efforts to

improve what is already one of the best and most popular motor racingchampionships in the country and we also extend our appreciation to the farmersand landowners who make their roads and land available for the race route. A big‘thank-you’ also to the marshals and other officials who give up their free time tojoin with the landowners in making cross country racing possible

Toyota a committed partner of the Donaldson Cross Country Championship

TOYOTADEALER 450

4 - 5 April 2014

The battle between the Production Vehicle factory teams will resume atthe Toyota Dealer 450 in Mooi River this weekend with the Team CastrolToyota squad aiming for a second successive double success.

Reigning champions Anthony Taylor and Dennis Murphy and Leeroy Poulter/RobHowie got the Castrol Toyota squad’s 2014 campaign off to a rollicking start with aone/two triumph on the RFS 450. The two Castrol Toyota Hilux crews came inahead of Atlas Copco Ford Racing pair Manfred Schroder and Japie Badenhorst, andwill be aiming to again hang out the business as usual signs - with a win on a Toyotasponsored event an added incentive.

Mooi River is home territory for the Pietermaritzburg based Atlas Copco Fordsquad. The event is, however, a new addition to the Donaldson calendar and thatnegates any thoughts of home ground offering any sort of tangible advantage.

For all that the Pietermaritzburg team is sorely in need of a win. The last timethey headed for victory lane was at the corresponding race last season whenformer South African champions, Chris Visser and Japie Badenhorst, took thevictory on the way to seven podium finishes and second place in the championship.

Five of the next six races were won by the Team Castrol Toyota squad, with arun of four wins in a row giving Taylor and Murphy the Production Vehicle title witha race to spare. After the RFS 450 result the Atlas Copco Ford team needs toimmediately hit back.

They salvaged some opening event pride via a podium place for Schroder andBadenhorst, while a promising start from team newcomers Gary Bertholdt andSiegfried Rousseau finally fizzled into nothing. If the two crews are to end thevictory drought, the Mooi River race would be a good place to start.

Schroder will again deputise for Visser who underwent pre-season neck surgery,and he and Badenhorst and Bertholdt/Rousseau will be hoping for clean runs. Evenat this early stage of the season there is a great deal at stake for both factoryteams, and there is more on the line than pure pride.

There is enough quantity and quality in rest of the Class T field to give the

factory teams a little cause for concern. Kobus van Tonder and Freddie Kriel(UniFreight Ford Ranger) were the RFS surprise package with a memorable fourthplace, and will be looking for more of the same on the short trip down the N3from home base Harrismith.

Johan van Staden/Mike Lawrenson (Atlas Copco Nissan Navara) were as steadyas ever on the RFS 450 and Class T newcomers Jason Venter/Vincent van Alleman(4x4 Mega World Toyota Hilux) and brothers Johan and Werner Horn (MalalaneToyota Hilux) showed plenty of promise. After a solid Dakar Rally debut ThomasRundle, partnered by newcomer Brett Cummings, returns to action in theDMACK/Barden/CCR Toyota Hilux, while Sarel van Biljon and Phillip Herselman(Atlas Copco Toyota Hilux) provide back-up for van Staden and Lawrenson.

TEAM CASTROL TOYOTA LOOK FOR SECOND SUCCESSIVE WIN

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Quitin & Kallie Sullwald Elegant Fuel BAT

Programme of events FRIDAY 4 April

08:00 – 09:30 Documentation 11:30 Start of Toyota Dealer 450 Qualifying Race.17:00 Confirmation of Qualifying Race results and publication of

Starting Order for the Toyota Dealer 450

SATURDAY 5 April

08:30 Start of the Toyota Dealer 45011:00 Leading vehicle expected at DSP for 15-minute service break13:30 First competitor expected at the finish.17:30 Prize Giving for the Toyota Dealer 450 commences.

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A growing band of suspects will be among theSpecial Vehicle category favourites at the ToyotaDealer 450, in Mooi River this weekend.

The race breaks new ground in KwaZulu-Natal andthere have been a couple of interesting developmentssince the opening race of the season the RFS 450. Thatdoes not, however, alter the fact that crews like reigningchampions Evan Hutchison and Danie Stassen (MotoriteBAT Viper), Quintin and Kallie Sullwald (Elegant Fuel BATVenom), Hermann and Wichard Sullwald (Elegant FuelStryker) will be expected to be among the frontrunners.

After a seesaw battle Quintin and Kallie Sullwald edgedout Hutchison and Stassen on the RFS 450, and anotherintriguing battle between the two crews is on the cards.The other Sullwald crew were among the non finishers,but did enough in the qualifying race to suggest they willbe serious challengers at the front of the field – althoughthey will be under a little pressure to quickly get theirseason back on track.

Other crews who can be expected to feature amongthe leaders are Gerhard du Plessis and his teenage sonGerhardus, who started the season with a solid third inthe ageing Jimco, and the husband/wife pairing of Mariusand Jolinda Fourie in the PHB BAT. Du Plessis will bejoined this time out by brother Laurence and anotheryoungster, Adriaan Roets, in a Zarco.

No list of pre-race favourite would be completewithout the enigmatic Colin Matthews and in anothertwist Matthews in the Century Racing CR3, will rejoin theClass P fold for the rest of the season. He will also want tohit back after a ‘did not finish’ in Harrismith, while MarkCorbett and Juan Mohr sit out Mooi River in favour ofgiving the new Century Racing CR5 a test outing at theAbu Dhabi Desert Classic.

It is also appropriate that hats be thrown into the ringby a quartet of KwaZulu-Natal crews. National seriesnewcomers Arthur Barnes and Anthony Usher (BAT) gotoff to a fine start with fourth place on the RFS 450, andClint Gibson/Gary Campbell were a solid sixth in the DirtSport Components Porter.

Daniel Brookes and Gavan Gray (Ducatis PropertyBAT) will want to bounce back from a disappointing RFS450 non finish, but the biggest KZN threat could comefrom Lance Trethewey and Geoff Minnitt. Trethewey is aprevious national race winner, and has bought the MotoriteBAT Venom previously campaigned by Hutchison andStassen.

If Trethewey can quickly come to grips with a car nowrunning in LTE colours, he and Minnitt will be a distinctthreat. “We will now be taking a cannon to a gunfight,” saidTrethewey, but lack of seat time in the car could backfireon the pair.

The Mooi River race will also see a first appearance ofthe season for Cape based Derick du Toit, along with CraigGray, in the CRC BAT. The car was previously campaignedunder the Atlas Copco banner by Johan van Staden andMike Lawrenson.

Jimmy Zahos, with Zaheer Bodhanya replacing AlanSmith in the Cobalt Racing Stryker, will want to build on anencouraging start to the season, but it is a differentscenario for Brett Parker and VZ van Zyl in the SizananiPlastics Jimco. They were early casualties in Harrismith andneed to come up with a solid result.

With Matthews back in the fold Class P has aninteresting look about it, with reigning champions JohnThomson and Maurice Zermatten (Zarco Magnum) alsoneeding to recover from a disappointing fourth on the RFS450. The steady John Telford and Andrew Makenete(Calcamite/Rhino Tanks BAT) will want to build on theirHarrismith win, while Jeremy Wood will take over drivingduties from Rob Wark in the K9 Racing Aceco withveteran Ashley Thorn again in the hot seat.

The father/daughter combination of Coetzee andSandra Labuscagne (Chemsystems Zarco) will join the listof crews in recovery mood after a disappointing start totheir 2014 campaign. A number of KZN crews bolster theClass P entry with the category set to produce someinteresting clashes.

TOP TEAMS CHASE SPECIAL VEHICLE VICTORY

Hutchison/Stassen Motorite BAT Viper

Telford/Makenete Calcamite/Rhino Tanks BAT Thomson/Zermatten Zarco Magnum

Photo credit: www.motorpics.co.za

The new Class G or Side by Side category willhave its second official outing at the ToyotaDealer 450 this weekend.

Class G, designed to be a feeder series for thenational championship, will again see competitorscompleting a 100 kilometre qualifying race, and oneloop of the two laps that make up the nationalchampionship event. Only the Polaris RZR and Can-Am Maverick models are eligible for Class G, and thecategory runs independently of the Donaldsonpremier categories and crews start after the nationalcompetitors.

Leander Pienaar and Carl Swanepoel dominatedboth the qualifying race and the main event at the RFS450. The major opposition for the pair is likely toagain come from Pietermaritzburg youngster GarethWoolridge and Simon Harrison (Polaris Razor), andmotorcycle trick rider Brian Capper and Jaco Swartin the Regent Racing Polaris.

On the KZN regional front there is potential fordrama with a string of national championship regularsgoing into battle in Class A. Clint Gibson and GaryCampbell (Dirt Sport Components Porter) edged out

Arthur Barnes and Anthony Usher in the openinground, but face additional tough competition from thelikes of Daniel Brookes/Gavan Gray (Ducatis BAT),Lance Trethewey/Geoff Minnitt (LTE BAT Venom),Glenn Gibson/Clint Brook (Dirt Sport ComponentsBAT) and Reg Sutton and Warren Benecke in a Zarco.

In the KZN Class B category Rob Spencer andKevin Theron (Zarco Lite) will again cross swordswith Gareth Woolridge and Simon Harrison in thePolaris Razor. Also in the mix will be Carl van derMerwe and Mark Olivier (Aceco) who also made asolid start to the season in Harrismith.

SECOND DONALDSON CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP OUTINGFOR NEW CLASS

Vos/Howie Castrol Toyota Hilux van Staden/Lawrenson Atlas Copco Nissan Navara

Ruthven/Rheeder Ruwacon Toyota Hilux Kotze/Victor Toyota Hilux

Pienaar/Swanepoel CanAm Maverick

The Regent Racing challenge will be headed by MikeWhitehouse/George Myburgh and Terence Marsh andrugby Springbok AJ Venter in Nissan Navara entries,while Christiaan du Plooy and Henk Janse van Vuurenwill be looking to kick start their season in the RFSFord Ranger. Much the same applies to Hennie deKlerk/Johann Smalberger in the RFS BMW X3, andRichard Fuller/Gary Austin another BMW.

Ruwacon Racing pair Pieter Ruthven and Hansie

Rheeder got their Class S challenge – for cars up tofour litres with solid rear axle suspension – off to asolid start at the opening event. That provides themwith a confidence booster with tough oppositioncoming from team-mates Louw de Bruin, in the dieselpowered Ruwacon Ford Ranger, newcomers PietKotze and Salomon Victor (Toyota Hilux) and LukeBotha who will joined by the highly experience AndreVermeulen in the Force Fuel Toyota Hilux.

Archie Rutherford/Gerhard Schutte (Regent Racing

Nissan Navara) and Deon Venter/Ian Palmer (4x4Mega World Toyota Hilux) will fancy their chances,while Heine Strumpher will make his debut withbrother-in-law Henri Hugo doing the co-driving. Theywill be out in the Toyota Hilux shared last season byHugo de Bruyn and Hugo.

Doug Fear and Kurt de Villiers (Brytons RemovalsToyota Hilux) will do battle with veterans HenriZermatten and Johan Gerber (Ford Ranger) in Class E.

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GLYN HALL

Glyn Hall and his Kyalami-basedcompany, Hallspeed, took over therunning of Toyota Motorsport in 2010and are responsible for Toyota’s teamsin the national rally and cross countrychampionships as well as theinternational Dakar Rally.

His motor sport career started inthe UK after he joined Chrysler UKas a student apprentice in 1975. Heprogressed through manydepartments in the company duringhis training, but it was thecompetitions department thatcaptured his imagination the most.

Hall blossomed in South Africa, a country the quiet Briton adopted in 1980 when hecame here as a 22-year-old to work for Geoff Mortimer Motorsport. Ten years later heestablished Hallspeed and today he can look back on a distinguished contribution to thehistory of motor sport in South Africa and a career full of achievements which haveplaced him at the very forefront of motor sport management in this country.

National rally champion himself in 1990, the young drivers he employed and nurtured,who went on to become champions, include Giniel de Villiers (circuit and cross country),Duncan Vos (cross country) and Leeroy Poulter (circuit and rallying).

Under his direction Toyota Motorsport South Africa has won the 2012 and 2013national cross country championships for drivers and co-drivers. After the opening roundin the Free State in March, Toyota Motorsport is first and second in the 2014championship.

Hall and his company have enjoyed a decade-long successful involvement with theDakar Rally and, with Toyota, have finished third, second and fourth in the last threeeditions in locally designed and built Hilux 4x4s.

ANTHONY TAYLOR

Anthony Taylor, 40,is one of motor sport’s most versatile drivers, having achieved successin motocross from the age of eight ,Formula GTi single seater racing, in which he wonhis first race at the age of 16 and went on to become the youngest SA Driver’sChampion at 17, modified saloon car racing, touring cars, production car racing, where hewas class A champion from 2003 to 2005 and again in 2010, and cross country racing.

He has had a long association with both Toyota and Castrol that dates back to 1992and includes stints in modified saloon car racing, touring cars and cross country racing.

He made his cross country debut with Toyota partway through the 2008 season andwon his first race in the final round of the 2009 season, when he finished fifth overall. Awin and three second places in 2012 saw him finish second in the championship behindteam-mate Duncan Vos. By now he had established himself as the driver to beat in theFriday qualifying race that determines the start order for Saturday’s main race.

In 2013 he teamed up with Dennis Murphy and the pair dominated the season,winning four of the eight rounds, including the blue riband 1 000-kilometre Toyota DesertRace in Botswana, to claim Toyota’s second successive title.

In the season opening RFS 450 in the Free State last month, Taylor and Murphy gottheir 2014 title-defence season off to the best possible start with a convincing win aheadof Castrol Toyota team-mates Leeroy Poulter and Rob Howie.

Taylor lives in Roodepoort and owns an automotive engineering workshop.

DENNIS MURPHY

Dennis Murphy, 39, is a self-confessed motorcycle enthusiast who combines a love of offroad and enduro motorcycle racing with co-driving in cross country car racing.

He has been competing on two wheels since he was 15and is still active in enduroracing, riding his eighth Roof of Africa Rally in 2012. A former Mini Roof of Africa winner,he is a KTM man – “Once you’ve gone orange, you never go back” – and, like most offroad riders, has always prepared his own bikes.

A motor mechanic by trade, he has gained invaluable experience in preparing race

machines and has worked with top cross country car racers like Gary Bertholdt and hislate brother Bevan.

He made his co-driving debut alongside Richard Fuller in a class P BAT special in 2012and the pair won their class twice, including on the marathon Toyota 1000 Desert Race,on their way to second in the class championship.

Last year, in his first season as a co-driver in the production vehicle category of thenational cross country championship, he navigated Anthony Taylor to his first crosscountry championship after a dominant season in which they and their Castrol TeamToyota Hilux won four of the eight rounds, including the blue riband 1 000-kilometreToyota Desert Race in Botswana.

He and Taylor have got their 2014 title-defence season off to the best possible startwith a convincing win in the RFS 450 in the Free State last month.

Murphy lives near Krugersdorp and owns an aluminium window and glass doormanufacturing business.

ROB HOWIE

Rob Howie, 41, is a mechanical engineer. After gaining considerable experience in racecar preparation for top circuit racing drivers and teams he moved into the specialisedfield of fabrication and component manufacturing and went on to join Glyn Hall’sHallspeed organisation, which today is responsible for Toyota’s involvement in crosscountry racing and rallying.

He started competing in the national cross country championship in 2008 as a co-driver and in 2009 partnered Leeroy Poulter in Class E, scoring two class wins. Heteamed up with Duncan Vos in the premier SP class in a Castrol Team Toyota Hilux in the2010 season, finishing third after a win and three podium places.

In 2011 he and Vos were runners-up in the championship with two wins and followedthis up with their debut appearance in the 2012 Dakar Rally. They finishing a 10th overallin an Imperial Toyota Hilux.They went on to win the 2012 national cross countrychampionship in the same vehicle in which they contested the Dakar. They finished thirdin last year’s Donaldson Cross Country Championship behind team-mates and newchampions Anthony Taylor and Dennis Murphy.

Howie competed in the Dakar Rally in January 2014 as co-driver to rookie LeeroyPoulter. They finished 33rd in their Hilux after leading the opening special stage andclaiming third place on stage three.

He and Poulter are contesting this year’s domestic championship in a Class T CastrolTeam Toyota Hilux, alongside reigning champions Anthony Taylor and Dennis Murphy.They started the new season well with second place behind their team-mates in lastmonth’s RFS 450 in the Free State.

LEEROY POULTER

Leeroy Poulter, 33, has crammed an amazing 28 years of active motor sport experienceinto his life. His motor sport experience began on two wheels in age-group motocrosschampionships in 1986 and he has gone on to win championships in motocross, karting(both locally and overseas), production car racing and rallying.

He added cross country racing to his CV in 2009 and was placed fourth in Class E ofthe Production Vehicle category. In 2010 he moved across to the national rallychampionship to contest Class A6 in a Toyota RunX. Such was his success that he wasable to secure the class championship with two rounds remaining.

He has since graduated to the premier S2000 class where he and co-driver ElvéneCoetzee have established themselves as title contenders in a Castrol Team Toyota Yaris.They currently lead the 2014 championship after winning the opening round in KwaZulu-Natal last month.

Poulter teamed up with Rob Howie to contest the 2014 Dakar Rally in ToyotaMotorsport’s Imperial-backed Hilux, impressing on debut with 33rd place overall afterleading during the opening stage and scoring a podium finish in the first week. He andHowie are also paired in the second Castrol Team Toyota Hilux, alongside reigningchampions Anthony Taylor and Dennis Murphy, in the premier class T of the DonaldsonCross Country Championship.

They made a great start to their first season together by finishing second behindTaylor and Murphy in the RFS 450 in the Free State last month.

Poulter lives in Fourways and owns a Kyalami-based kart shop and corporate kartingvenue.

MEET THE TEAM

Glyn Hall Team Principal

Dennis Murphy/Anthony Taylor Rob Howie/Leeroy Poulter

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SAFE SPECTATING Cross Country Racing is a spectacular and exciting sport to watch, however, there are some golden rules that must be observed.

Please obey these rules when spectating as it makes the event far more enjoyable for you and fellow spectators.

SPECCIAL VEHICLES# Driver Co-DriverDriver MakeA1 Evan Hutchison Danie StassenEvan Hutchison BAT ViperA3 Clint Gibson Gary CampbellClint Gibson PorterA4 Quintin Sullwald Kallie SullwaldQuintin Sullwald BAT VenomA5 Hermann Sullwald Wichard SullwaldHermann Sullwald Porter StrykerA12 Marius Fourie Jolinda FourieMarius Fourie BAT Spec 4A14 Glenn Gibson Clint Brook Glenn Gibson BAT Spec 2A15 Stefanus Van Pletzen Jaco PieterseStefanus Van Pletzen AcecoA27 Jimmy Zahos Zaheer Bodhanya Jimmy Zahos Cobalt Racing StrykerA29 Arthur Barnes Anthony UsherArthur Barnes BAT VenomA33 Derick Du Toit Craig GrayDerick Du Toit BAT Spec5A40 Brett Parker Vz Van ZylBrett Parker JimcoA41 Gerhard du Plessis Gerhardus du Plessis Gerhard du Plessis JimcoA42 Laurence Du Plessis Adriaan RoetsLaurence Du Plessis ZarcoA43 Daniel Brookes Gavan GrayDaniel Brookes BAT Spec 4A77 Edoardo Argazzi Riccardo ArgazziEdoardo Argazzi BAT Spec 4A777 Lance Trethewey Geoff MinnittLance Trethewey BAT

# Driver Co-DriverDriver MakeP1 John Thomson Maurice ZermattenJohn Thomson Zarco MagnumP2 Colin Matthews TBAColin Matthews Century CR3P3 Coetzee Labuscagne Sandra LabuscagneCoetzee Labuscagne Zarco LiteP4 Keith Makenete Moalosi BorothoKeith Makenete ZarcoP5 Jeremy Wood Ashley ThornJeremy Wood Aceco K9DogP8 Nicolas Goslar TBANicolas Goslar Zarco MagnumP11 John Telford Andrew MakeneteJohn Telford BATP14 Leon Bothma Quintin BrandLeon Bothma BAT Spec 1P24 Grant Watkins Mark Irvine Grant Watkins ZarcoP25 Frikkie Botha Koos VisserFrikkie Botha BAT SPEC 3P30 James Watson Darren Gray James Watson BATP66 Ernest Corbett Alan Keyser Ernest Corbett CR2

PROCCUTION VEHICLES# Driver Co-DriverDriver MakeD4 Dana Vos Henri De KockDana Vos Toyota Hilux

# Driver Co-DriverDriver MakeE11 Douglas Fear Kurt De VilliersDouglas Fear Toyota HiluxE17 Henri Zermatten Johann GerberHenri Zermatten Ford Ranger

# Driver Co-DriverDriver MakeG2 Brian Capper Petrus SwartBrian Capper Polaris RZR 900G3 Leander Pienaar Stephan Marais Leander Pienaar Can-Am MaverickG7 Gareth Woolridge Simon Harrison Gareth Woolridge Polaris RazorG11 Daniel Van Rooyen Thys GreyvensteynDaniel Van Rooyen Polaris RZR 900 XPG12 Richard John Burns Frances MurphyRichard John Burns Polaris 900 EFIG13 Trevor Ahiers Raul GomesTrevor Ahiers Poloaris RZR 900G14 Grant Hulley Warren GermishuysGrant Hulley Can-Am MaverickG15 Otto Graven Yolande GravenOtto Graven Can-Am MaverickG33 Chris Wood Chris du Toit Chris Wood Polaris 900 RZR

# Driver Co-DriverDriver MakeS3 Louw De Bruin Riaan GreylingLouw De Bruin Ford Ranger 3.2 DieselS5 Archie Rutherford Gerhard SchutteArchie Rutherford Nissan NavaraS9 Jacques Van Tonder Lizelle Van TonderJacques Van Tonder Ford RangerS11 Willem Vos Werner WeissWillem Vos BMWX3S13 Piet Kotze Salomon VictorPiet Kotze Toyota HiluxS15 Deon Venter Ian PalmerDeon Venter Toyota HiluxS16 Pieter Ruthven Hansie RheederPieter Ruthven Toyota HiluxS26 Heinie Strumpher Henri HugoHeinie Strumpher Toyota HiluxS77 Luke Botha Andre Vermeulen Luke Botha Toyota Hilux

# Driver Co-DriverDriver MakeT1 Anthony Taylor Dennis Bruce MurphyAnthony Taylor Toyota HiluxT2 Manfred Schroder Japie Badenhorst Manfred Schroder Ford RangerT4 Gary Bertholdt Siegfried RousseauGary Bertholdt Ford RangerT5 Johan Van Staden Mike LawrensonJohan Van Staden Nissan NavaraT6 Michael Whitehouse George MyburghMichael Whitehouse Nissan NavaraT9 Graham Leith Trevor LeithGraham Leith Ford RangerT11 Terence Marsh AJ VenterTerence Marsh Nissan NavaraT12 Jurgen Schroder Michael AbramsonJurgen Schroder Nissan NavaraT15 Kobus Van Tonder Freddie KrielKobus Van Tonder Ford Ranger

T16 Jason Venter Vince Van AllemannJason Venter Toyota HiluxT17 Johan Horn Werner HornJohan Horn Toyota HiluxT18 Hennie de Klerk Johann SmalbergerHennie de Klerk BMW X3T21 Richard Fuller Gary AustinRichard Fuller BMW X3T22 Thomas Rundle Brett CummingsThomas Rundle Toyota HiluxT23 Leeroy Poulter Rob HowieLeeroy Poulter Toyota HiluxT28 Sarel Van Biljon Phillip HerselmanSarel Van Biljon Toyota HiluxT50 Christiaan Du Plooy Henk Janse Van VuurenChristiaan Du Plooy Ford Ranger

KZN RREGIONAL# Driver Co-DriverDriver MakeA3 Clint Gibson Gary CampbellClint Gibson PorterA14 Glenn Gibson Clint Brook Glenn Gibson BAT Spec 2A29 Arthur Barnes Anthony UsherArthur Barnes BAT VenomA43 Daniel Brookes Gavan GrayDaniel Brookes BAT Spec 4A68 Ricky Carter Lauren Leigh CarterRicky Carter Zarco LightA777 Lance Trethewey Geoff MinnittLance Trethewey BATD27 Dewald Nienaber Anton NienaberDewald Nienaber Toyota Land Cruiser

# Driver Co-DriverDriver MakeB11 Alex Everingham Alex Everingham SandmasterB24 Rob Spencer Kevin George TheronRob Spencer Zarco LiteB25 Iain Maclean Lucas van Dort Iain Maclean Zarco LiteB27 Etienne Nienaber N/A Etienne Nienaber Mighty MagB32 Bryant Meyer N/A Bryant Meyer Mighty MagB37 Rodney Currin Roger Currin SnrRodney Currin SandmasterB66 Roger Currin Jnr Roger Currin Jnr Mighty MagB72 Marcus Taylor Trace PricemoorMarcus Taylor JREG7 Gareth Woolridge Simon Harrison Gareth Woolridge Polaris Razor

# Driver Co-DriverDriver MakeP14 Leon Bothma Quintin BrandLeon Bothma BAT Spec 1P20 Carl Van Der Merwe Mark OlivierCarl Van Der Merwe ACECO

WARNING MOTORSPORT IS DANGEROUS

In view of the high speeds attained by the competitors, accidents can happen. The promoters and organisers of this race meeting/competition cannot guarantee yoursafety. You are present at your own risk.

Friday & Saturday – April 4 & 5, 2014Spectator Point Information & Travel Directions

Spectator Point Description and Point to Point DirectionsDSP / Start / Finish WESTON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE MOOI

RIVER.From the N3 from Jo-burg, exit at Treverton RampTurn left at the top of the Ramp.Follow road around to the R103 and turn Right1.3 kms take second exit at traffic circle (ie: gostraight)700 meters, turn LEFT onto R6224.5 kms to entrance to Weston Agricultural CollegeFrom the N3 from Durban, exit at Mooi River –Just before the main toll bothTurn left at the top of the RampAt the T-Junction, turn RIGHT onto the R103900 meters, turn RIGHT onto R6224.5 kms to entrance to Weston Agricultural College

Spectator Point 1 From Race Headquarters – Turn Right onto R6224.9 kms to Spectator AREA 1There are numerous opportunities to view here.Competitors first will approach and run alongSOUTH side of the road before heading off towardsSpectator Point 2On the return leg of the route, they will run on theNORTH side of the road on their way back to theDSP

Spectator Point 2 From Spectator Point 1 – Continue EAST on R6227 kms to spectator AREA 2There are again numerous opportunities in this areaas they pass first EAST and then on other side ofthe road going WEST

Spectator Point 3 From Spectator Point – Head back towards DSPFRIDAY ONLY 3.1 kms – turn RIGHT onto small sand road.

Please drive slowly and carefully.2.5 kms to point. Route runs along WEST of road.

Spectator Point 4 From Spectator Point 1 (not 2 or 3)Head NORTH on D1614.5 kms – turn LEFT onto D541.9 kms – turn RIGHT onto P188.6 kms to Spectator Point 4 – Route Approachesfrom East (right) and heads WestPlease note – you will pass spectator points 5 & 7on the way to Spectator Point 4Please use CAUTION when approaching thesepoints and heed ALL instructions of Race andPolice Officials.

Spectator Point 5 From Spectator Point 4 – turn around and headback the way you came.5.5 kms to point where route is on WEST side ofroad heading NORTH

Spectator Point 6 From Spectator Point 5– Continue back towardsDSP3.1 kms – turn LEFT onto D544.7 kms (continue past the road back to DSP) tospectator point – Route crosses N to S

Spectator Point 7 From Spectator Point 5 (NOT 6) – continuetowards DSP3.1 kms – turn LEFT onto D541.9kms – turn RIGHT onto D1613.0 kms to where route runs on NORTH side ofroad heading SouthEast

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