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SPECTATOR UPDATE Vic Winch 2005 - 30th Sept to 2nd Oct
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SPECTATOR UPDATE Vic Winch 2005 - 30th Sept to 2nd Oct
Stop what you are doing – get the calendar and a big red pen and mark in these dates:
30th September – 2nd October 2005
It’s here – Vic Winch Challenge 2005.
This year’s event will be held in Willow Grove and is specifically for novice drivers and navigators providing a genuine ‘entry level’ competition. With room for up to 40 teams (car, driver & navigator) we plan to have between 11 & 12 competition stages over three days (3 on Friday night, 5 to 6 on Saturday and 3 on Sunday).
Expanding on last years success we are promoting the 2005 event as a spectator spectacular and are actively pursuing public attendance for both Saturday (8am – 5pm) and Sunday (8am – 2pm).
With well over $10,000 worth of cash and prizes this is a prize pool worth going all out for and last years event was full of thrills and spills. To get a feel for last years event please visit Offroad Images website (URL below).
http://www.offroadimages.com.au/OE/Even ... index.html
http://www.offroadimages.com.au/OE/Even ... index.html
Competitor entries will open mid July 2005 and no previous competition experience is necessary with preference given to complete novices. We will be able to provide prospective competitors with a list of statutory safety requirements and compulsory equipment and also be able to provide details of companies able to help with vehicle preparation. Our goal with this event is to give people a low cost - low risk experience of the world of off road racing and hopefully inspire teams to continue into other events.
For competitors who cannot wait or want a bit of inside goss we can be contacted on 03 9705 6677 or by email on competitor@procomp.com.au.
An event of this nature requires an enormous amount of work to put together and we require all sorts of volunteers both leading up to and on the weekend itself. For anyone interested in being involved as a track marshal, spectator marshal or just a general helper they can contact us on 03 9705 6677 or by email helper@procomp.com.au
30th September – 2nd October 2005
It’s here – Vic Winch Challenge 2005.
This year’s event will be held in Willow Grove and is specifically for novice drivers and navigators providing a genuine ‘entry level’ competition. With room for up to 40 teams (car, driver & navigator) we plan to have between 11 & 12 competition stages over three days (3 on Friday night, 5 to 6 on Saturday and 3 on Sunday).
Expanding on last years success we are promoting the 2005 event as a spectator spectacular and are actively pursuing public attendance for both Saturday (8am – 5pm) and Sunday (8am – 2pm).
With well over $10,000 worth of cash and prizes this is a prize pool worth going all out for and last years event was full of thrills and spills. To get a feel for last years event please visit Offroad Images website (URL below).
http://www.offroadimages.com.au/OE/Even ... index.html
http://www.offroadimages.com.au/OE/Even ... index.html
Competitor entries will open mid July 2005 and no previous competition experience is necessary with preference given to complete novices. We will be able to provide prospective competitors with a list of statutory safety requirements and compulsory equipment and also be able to provide details of companies able to help with vehicle preparation. Our goal with this event is to give people a low cost - low risk experience of the world of off road racing and hopefully inspire teams to continue into other events.
For competitors who cannot wait or want a bit of inside goss we can be contacted on 03 9705 6677 or by email on competitor@procomp.com.au.
An event of this nature requires an enormous amount of work to put together and we require all sorts of volunteers both leading up to and on the weekend itself. For anyone interested in being involved as a track marshal, spectator marshal or just a general helper they can contact us on 03 9705 6677 or by email helper@procomp.com.au
Last edited by Vic Winch '05 on Thu Sep 22, 2005 9:22 am, edited 2 times in total.
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For those interested in the rules we will be running under CCDA guidelines which are available for download from their website:
http://ccda.4wd.org.au/cms/index.php?na ... wnload&req
For those interested in the rules we will be running under CCDA guidelines which are available for download from their website:
http://ccda.4wd.org.au/cms/index.php?na ... wnload&req
Hi Blkmav,blkmav wrote:Given you are promoting the event as a genuine ‘entry level’ competition, are you expecting all novices to fit out their vehicles to the full CDDA spec?
Firstly be under no illusion this is an entry level WINCH challenge. There are certain risks associated with winch challenges and although we design the tracks to reflect the novice nature of the event we still want it to be a challenge. As such we take safety very seriously and the vehicle and personal requirements are comensurate with the risk.
The original idea behind the Vic Winch was to give teams an opportunity to get experience so that they can go on to other 'A' class events, like the Ateco Winch Challenge, which all require previous competition experience.
Having said that you do not have to have a full comp spec vehicle to compete. The Vic Winch is a 'B' Class event, as specified under the rules, and apart from the usual recovery gear, winch, etc. the only mandatory safety modification required to vehicles is the fitting of a 4 point 'roll' cage.
Driver and navigator will be required to wear helmets but you can run with standard fitment seat belts.
If you would like a provisional list of mandatory recovery/safety equipment including a brief outline of 'roll' cage requirements please email us on:
competitor@procomp.com.au
There are events for people who do not want to modify their vehicles to this extent and still do a 4wd competition BUT these events are not against the clock and do not require winching (see links below)
http://www.pajeroclub.com.au/Challenge
http://www.navrun.com.au
previous experience????
Just how much experience is too much???
Is it possible to send in an application anyway.
Is it possible to send in an application anyway.
Re: Vic Winch Challenge 2005
Sh*t time of year to run this event-Vic Winch '05 wrote:Stop what you are doing – get the calendar and a big red pen and mark in these dates:
30th September – 2nd October 2005
It’s here – Vic Winch Challenge 2005.
http://www.utemuster.info/index.php
SAME WEEKEND!!!! Oh well, ute muster it is!
Re: previous experience????
Firstly we need to clarify what we class as previous experience. The definition we are using is that if you have been a driver in a competition that will count as previous experience IF YOU WANT TO ENTER AS A DRIVER. The same goes for navigators who want to enter as a navigator.southern race gear wrote:Just how much experience is too much???
Is it possible to send in an application anyway.
If you have had experience as a driver but none as a navigator and want to enter as a navigator then you are considered to have had no previous competition experience. Same will go for navigators with experience who want to enter as drivers.
Now just because you have had some experience does not immediately rule you out however we do have some automatic exclusions:
Any prospective driver who has had a top 10 finish in an 'A' Class event as driver.
Any prospective navigator who has had a top 10 finish in an 'A' class event as navigator.
Any prospective driver who has had a top 3 finish in a previous Vic Winch as driver.
Any prospective navigator who has had a top 3 finish in a previous Vic Winch as navigator.
An 'A' Class event would be like the Alpine Winch Challenge, Ateco Winch Challenge, Outback Challenge, Xtreme Winch Challenge etc.
It would be great to have a full field of teams where neither driver or navigator have had any previous competition experience. Unfortunately (or fortunately for teams with some experience) this is extremely unlikely so we encourage interested teams to put in an application. We will then 'grade' all the applications based on previous experience to produce a list (least to most experience). Acceptances will then be sent to the top 40 teams on our list.
Re: Vic Winch Challenge 2005
May i sugest that next year the organisers of all the offroad events held in Australia consult Kane so that comps dont conflict with his itinery.Kane wrote:Sh*t time of year to run this event-Vic Winch '05 wrote:Stop what you are doing – get the calendar and a big red pen and mark in these dates:
30th September – 2nd October 2005
It’s here – Vic Winch Challenge 2005.
http://www.utemuster.info/index.php
SAME WEEKEND!!!! Oh well, ute muster it is!
Joe.
To succeed, focus on the solution, not the problem.
To succeed, focus on the solution, not the problem.
Re: Vic Winch Challenge 2005
Thanks for the tip Joe - will definately put the Ute muster on the list of must do events next yearDrafty wrote:May i sugest that next year the organisers of all the offroad events held in Australia consult Kane so that comps dont conflict with his itinery.
Re: Vic Winch Challenge 2005
NOTDoooh wrote:Thanks for the tip Joe - will definately put the Ute muster on the list of must do events next yearDrafty wrote:May i sugest that next year the organisers of all the offroad events held in Australia consult Kane so that comps dont conflict with his itinery.
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Re: Vic Winch Challenge 2005
that should affect 2 people... dont see many HQ utes with mack bars, 20 bulllights, bundy and stickers covering everypiece of rust and an esky full of KB in winch challengesKane wrote:Sh*t time of year to run this event-
http://www.utemuster.info/index.php
SAME WEEKEND!!!! Oh well, ute muster it is!
Re: Vic Winch Challenge 2005
Yeah I suppose you don’t see any utes in or at winch comps .bogged wrote:that should affect 2 people... dont see many HQ utes with mack bars, 20 bulllights, bundy and stickers covering everypiece of rust and an esky full of KB in winch challengesKane wrote:Sh*t time of year to run this event-
http://www.utemuster.info/index.php
SAME WEEKEND!!!! Oh well, ute muster it is!
I wasn’t saying that the Vic winch and ute muster are the same or linked together but I do know of a lot of people that would normally go to both if they were on separate dates. I was just making a point and was not asking for any special allowances to change the dates, just that they have never clashed before .
Put in my entry at 5.00pm on the 31/08 as they were closing the door . It was a last minute thing after chatting to Dave and Paul at Kerwish Automotive they were trying to convince me to go and as i was driving past Vesper Drv i done a right hander and pulled in at procomp as they were locking up. As im a good customer they accepted my entry and took my money so i asume im in.
Wally
Wally
THERES ONLY ONE SUBSTITUTE FOR CUBES AND THATS MORE and if you want more inchs stroke it !!!!!!!!!!!
So your a good customer, does that mean you have some new tyres?80UTE wrote:Put in my entry at 5.00pm on the 31/08 as they were closing the door . It was a last minute thing after chatting to Dave and Paul at Kerwish Automotive they were trying to convince me to go and as i was driving past Vesper Drv i done a right hander and pulled in at procomp as they were locking up. As im a good customer they accepted my entry and took my money so i asume im in.
Wally
You will need em Wally! They were not to flash at Nav Night! Also love the sound and power of your rig. Just need to get that power to the ground!Mudzuki wrote:So your a good customer, does that mean you have some new tyres?80UTE wrote:Put in my entry at 5.00pm on the 31/08 as they were closing the door . It was a last minute thing after chatting to Dave and Paul at Kerwish Automotive they were trying to convince me to go and as i was driving past Vesper Drv i done a right hander and pulled in at procomp as they were locking up. As im a good customer they accepted my entry and took my money so i asume im in.
Wally
I have a new set of 36 Simex's at home and thought that Avoca would be very rocky not slippery red clay and i wanted to avoid driving 500KM there&back and cutting them up on the rocks ( Bad Choice ). I will certainly be at Vic Winch on the Simex's thou and close to home aswell.
Wally
Wally
THERES ONLY ONE SUBSTITUTE FOR CUBES AND THATS MORE and if you want more inchs stroke it !!!!!!!!!!!
Good stuff mate cant wait to see it!80UTE wrote:I have a new set of 36 Simex's at home and thought that Avoca would be very rocky not slippery red clay and i wanted to avoid driving 500KM there&back and cutting them up on the rocks ( Bad Choice ). I will certainly be at Vic Winch on the Simex's thou and close to home aswell.
Wally
There is no spectator's on the Friday night and no spectator camping on the property over the weekend, each competing vehicle can have 2 "assistants" camping with them at $60 each (includes food) but otherwise spectators i believe will be charged $10 entry each day. Marshals can also camp on the property.
wally
wally
THERES ONLY ONE SUBSTITUTE FOR CUBES AND THATS MORE and if you want more inchs stroke it !!!!!!!!!!!
Dang would have been good to check out two days and camp it up on saturday night!80UTE wrote:There is no spectator's on the Friday night and no spectator camping on the property over the weekend, each competing vehicle can have 2 "assistants" camping with them at $60 each (includes food) but otherwise spectators i believe will be charged $10 entry each day. Marshals can also camp on the property.
wally
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