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Australian Off Road Racing Association (AORRA) safety review update

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Off Road Racing Automobiles General Requirements – GRO Safety review 20. Emergency Equipment 20.1. Each automobile shall carry the following equipment • A reflective warning triangle of side length 200mm • A water resistant OK/SOS sign of area not less than 580 cm2 • A proprietary automobile tow rope of at least 5m length •

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Summary of Panel of Review into Waikerie Hotel ARB Riverland 300 incident

Result of AASA Panel of Review into vehicle-to-vehicle crash at the Waikerie Hotel ARB Riverland 300 conducted Saturday 14/07/2018 and Sunday 15/07/2018. – Summary – At 12.45pm on Sunday July 15, 2018, a relatively high-speed vehicle-to-vehicle contact incident occurred, between Vehicles 101 and 2531, resulting in loss of control of both vehicles and subsequent crash,

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AASA Update

Following three years of significant growth, the AASA has made organisational changes to facilitate the continuing growth in our licencing and permit business, as well as put in place the building blocks for the development of new products and markets. Stephen Whyte, Business Development Manager – Motorsport, continues in his current role with support from

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MEDIA RELEASE – Waikerie Hotel ARB Riverland 300

Friday, July 20, 2018. An investigation is underway into circumstances surrounding an incident during the Waikerie Hotel ARB Riverland 300, Round 4 of the ARB Off Road Championships last weekend. During the event, a collision occurred between two vehicles on Sunday, July 15. The incident, involving four competitors, occurred at the Murbako Road venue at

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