Targa Rally coming to the Coromandel - planned road closures
Targa Rally coming to the Coromandel - planned
road closures in May.
The Targa Bambina Rally is
coming to the Coromandel again in May so be aware there'll
be some road closures.
The Targa Rally prides itself on
being the "Ultimate Road Race," and the Coromandel gives
drivers a real challenge while providing some exceptional
scenic views along the way.
The Targa series allows
competitors to compile points over each race leg to arrive
at a series champion. These legs are held two-three times a
year and called Targa Bambina, Targa Rotorua and Targa New
Zealand.
The Targa Bambina leg through the Coromandel
will see road closures from:
Friday 15 May from
3pm to 5.45pm - SH25 (WHANGAPOUA Road), starting
from its intersection with SH25 (Tiki Road at Coromandel),
to finish by the Castle Rock Café and Winery 300 metres
from its intersection with Whangapoua Road and SH25 (Te
Rerenga Kuaotunu Road).
Friday 15 May from 5pm
until 9am Saturday 16 May - Whitianga. The Marina
car park entrance through to the intersection with
Blacksmith Lane will be closed allow rally cars to park
overnight..
Saturday 16 May from 7.15am to
10.30am. Pumpkin Hill SH25 (TAIRUA WHITIANGA Road
and MAIN Road), starting at House No. 1032 A/B (750 metres
South of its intersection with Hot Water Beach Road) to
finish at its intersection with Ocean Beach Road (just North
of Tairua)
Includes intersections with: Boat Harbour
Road (No Exit), Kydd Corner Road (No Exit), Paul Road (No
Exit),
Saturday 16th May 2015 from 8:15am to
11:30am - SH25 (Waihi / Whangamata Road) starting
from the intersection with Whiritoa Beach Road, to its
intersection with Golden Valley Road. The next stage carries
on into the Hauraki District.
To assist with the stage
security, the closure is also to include 50 metres of EACH
adjoining road, from where it intersects within this road
closure, not including the start and finish points. Traffic
marshalls will be in place to manage traffic.
To find out more about the Targa Rally click
here.