Targa Tas 15

[tazzieman]

http://www.rallyresults.com.au/targa/tt2015/m_provisional.pdf

 

Only 1 Porsche in modern category . None of the rest have engines in the back.

Hmmm.

 

and value of GT3s has just increased

 

http://www.themercury.com.au/sport/local-sport/targa-tasmania-day-5-strahan-to-hobart/story-fnj92b0f-1227330086589

[turboT]

Fuck - hes back!

 

Tassie - you were the subject of a thread - you should check it out. Quite amusing commentary and conjecture on your demise

 

[ANF]

http://www.rallyresults.com.au/targa/tt2015/m_provisional.pdf

 

Only 1 Porsche in modern category . None of the rest have engines in the back.

Hmmm.

 

and value of GT3s has just increased

 

http://www.themercury.com.au/sport/local-sport/targa-tasmania-day-5-strahan-to-hobart/story-fnj92b0f-1227330086589

Hmmm, what category were all the modern 911s in that I saw driving around then?? (996, 997 and 991s)

[Snowman]

There was obviously the Porsche Tour, there were a couple of Porsches in the new Sports Trophy class (130km/hr speed limited - that was the class both the Red Turbo that went on it's lid and the black 997 GT3 that went minor bush were in. It also had a 997.2 GT3 RS).

 

The white 996 that broke it's roof on the same corner as the red turbo was running in early modern. There were quite a few P cars in early modern (1986-2005) ranging from 996's, 944's, and 968's.

 

And there was a 997.1 RS in Showroom.

 

I think next year we'll see a Porsche boom if the rumors of Modern as we know it getting scrapped are true and 2WD Showroom becomes the feature category.