Targa Canada West: "Targa Bambina" May 24 2010
 

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Targa Canada West proudly launches their inaugural event in the Pacific Northwest...

Targa Bambina – May 24, 2010.
This is Monday, the Victoria Day Holiday. Check-in, car tech and Targa School is on Sunday May 23.

Targa Canada West’s “Targa Bambina” is a one-day competitive motorsport event open to sports cars of all makes, models and vintages. Taking place in and around Kelowna, BC, Canada –- on the twistiest paved public roads between mountains, lakes and vineyards. (The roads are safely and temporarily closed to the public).

Bambina is a comfortable way to try the Targa experience. Regular street-legal cars can enter in Speed Class 1 & 2 –- after which additional safety equipment is required (roll cage, etc.) in higher Speed Classes 3 to 6.

This one-day format is more flexible than a 5-day full Targa (regarding vehicle entries). In particular, we are working with the Knox Mountain Hillclimb organizers to have as many of their competitors as possible eligible for Bambina (the Hillclimb is also in Kelowna on the previous two days, May 22 and 23). So a team that is fully prepared can enjoy 3 days of motorsports.

Team registration is $575 CDN + GST (until March 15, $675 thereafter).
This includes all Bambina event fees and Targa School (preceding day) for driver, co-driver/navigator and crew (if any).

To register, or for more info (sponsor, competitor, and/or volunteer) see:
http://www.targacanadawest.com/

(Note, the full five-day Targa event is May 22-27, 2011.)

Please feel free to ask any/all question here on the forum or via phone/email below.

Duane Bentley, Director, Marketing & Sponsorship
duane@targacanadawest.com or cell 250 469 1416.
Targa Canada West: Mountains of motorsport adventure.

Duane,

You have e-mail :)

I'm not sure anybody from the Revscene forums would be interested in an event like this, but are there any out there?
I'm in. Who else?

I may or may not be.
Depends on if run Knox or not.
He wanted to tie the two events together, personally I would have preferred to have seen them seperated by a few months...