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Targa Newfoundland is a tarmac-based rally race in Newfoundland. It is an annual event covering over a seven-day period in September of each year on eastern and central parts of Newfoundland. The event allows the owners of historic, classic and modern sporting motor vehicles to drive them the way they were designed to be driven in a rally competition. In the event each vehicle competes against itself on a handicap basis as well as against other vehicles. Several events are run over the same stages, which remain closed to other traffic during this time: * Fast Tour, a non competitive event which allows the owners of exotic cars to drive them the way they were meant to be driven, without the stress of competition; * Grand Touring, a time-speed-distance rally (TSD Rally) emphasizing precision in maintaining the average speed set by the organizers; * Targa, where the objective is to meet or slightly better the stage times set by the organizers for the age, displacement and modification level of the vehicle. Every competitor who completes all stages within the established trophy times wins a Targa plate. There are also trophies for overall placing in the Touring and Targa events, and for placing within the various categories within the Targa event, as well as trophies for national and marque teams, and for the best-placed novice team. The Targa Newfoundland is made possible though the efforts of 2,200+ volunteers and members of 70+ Newfoundland communities. ==Event format== The competitive portion of Targa Newfoundland begins and ends in the city of St. John's. The format for the 14th annual event in 2015 was: * Prologue (September 13) – Flatrock and Torbay * Leg 1 (September 14) – North Avalon * Leg 2 (September 15) – North Burin Peninsula * Leg 3 (September 16) – South Bonavista Peninsula * Leg 4 (September 17) – North Bonavista Peninsula * Leg 5 (September 18) – Avalon Peninsula 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Targa Newfoundland」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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