1/10Champagne spray by the winners. Finish of Targa Tasmania 2019 at Macquarie Wharf shed no. 2. Picture: NIKKI DAVIS-JONES
Targa Tasmania 2019
Hearts were racing for the action-packed finish of the six-day tarmac rally Targa Tasmania 2019 in Hobart.
2/10Targa couple Mac and Marje Russell. Picture: PATRICK GEE
3/10Jon Ralph who finished 2nd in the Rookie Rallye category. Finish of Targa Tasmania 2019 at Macquarie Wharf shed no. 2. Picture: NIKKI DAVIS-JONES
4/10Winners Kate Catford and Paul Stokell. Finish of Targa Tasmania 2019 at Macquarie Wharf shed no. 2. Picture: NIKKI DAVIS-JONES
5/10Winners Paul Stokell and Kate Catford. Finish of Targa Tasmania 2019 at Macquarie Wharf shed no. 2. Picture: NIKKI DAVIS-JONES
6/10Targa Tasmania finishes at Macquarie Wharf 2. (L-R) Peter and Tristan Taylor of N.S.W, Darryl and Peter Marshall of Queensland, Steve and Heather Brumby. Picture: MATT THOMPSON.
7/10Paul Stokell and Kate Catford winners driving into the finish. Finish of Targa Tasmania 2019 at Macquarie Wharf shed no. 2. Picture: NIKKI DAVIS-JONES
8/10SUNTAS: Targa Tasmania finish. Winning their catagory in a 1938 Dodge Speedster, the oldest car in Targa, is (L-R) Wayne Clark and Trevor Berriman. Picture: MATT THOMPSON.
9/10The crowd at the Targa Tasmania finish at Macquare Wharf No.2. Picture: MATT THOMPSON.
10/10Winners Paul Stokell and Kate Catford on the roof of the car. Finish of Targa Tasmania 2019 at Macquarie Wharf shed no. 2. Picture: NIKKI DAVIS-JONES
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