PHOTOS BY DENA PLUMRIDGE The day following the final round of ORANZ’s South Island Championship decider, the Otago Offroad racing club held a special endurance race for the survivors. By extending the short course track out into the surrounding farmland at Slim and Janina Slee’s Timaru...
The Timaru CamAm Offroad Park at Kurow featured in the Southern Dirt Fest Enduro, hosted by the Otago Offroad Racing Club. Here’s the story of how Slim Slee’s dream became a reality. According to his wife Janina, “He had all these sandbox toys he didn’t have a real...
It all turned pear-shaped less than a kilometre from the start of Nelson’s Annual Ruff ‘n’ Tuff 250 Enduro, when a combination of sun strike and an awkward intersection led a number of the front runners up a short side track — and into chaos. Fresh from victory in the...
Hosted by the Waikato Offroad Racing Club, the Castle Craig 250km Enduro Race 2019 attracted around 35 entries, including two Class one’s from the South Island, and a couple of real Woodhill contenders. And according to race organiser, Maurice Bain, it was just the start. The event...
The American Stadium Trucks raced as a pack for the first time in the New Zealand Prolite Championship — and the class delivered.
The first of a new series where we call the people who are making the news or just doing their thing out there and find out a little bit about what makes them tick. First up is Carl Reuterman, the 2018/19 ORANZ NZ1.
When Ricky Lane lined up the big Class 8 Chev V8 out at Christchurch’s west Melton Park, it was the first time the 40-odd-year-old truck had raced in close to 10 years, reuniting his family with the vehicle they had last raced about 15 years ago. Then, on the same track where he had...
Consistent speed, a strong team and the right race car took Pukekohe driver Carl Ruiterman to the 2018 ORANZ Offroad Racing National Championship title.
4x4 Action Adventure speaks exclusively to Bob Uttridge, the first-ever winner of the ORANZ double - NZ Shortcourse and Enduro titles in the same year.
Leading Christchurch racers will go up against drivers from as far away as Whangarei in two days of racing to decide both class and outright titles.
