The 2021 Philip Haydon Reliability Trial is nearly here and after an ordinary season last year, you won’t want to miss the action this year!

There are 8 sections in the 2021 event and there are already 120+ competitors entered. If you are waiting to get your entry in, don’t delay. Entries close at midnight tonight! The final section of the event will be run around the Rodeo Grounds and finishing under lights in the actual rodeo arena.

HOT FOOD, DRINKS and a BAR will be available at the main control with ALL proceeds going to the local fundraising groups.

There will be 3 areas for spectators to take in all the action over the course of the event. Two of the spectator areas are out on the course, with the third being at the end of each lap around the Rodeo Grounds. These designated spectator areas allow for easy and safe access for both the public, crews and competitors and allow plenty of time to follow your riders progress safely.

The first spectator area will see riders take on a tight scrub section with a few log jumps for the brave. The second will see riders emerging from another tight scrub with a fast run down the hill and launching out of a creek and back into the scrub before they end the section and enter the refuelling area.

For the safety of the riders and to minimise disturbance of the local residents, spectators are asked to only go to these areas. Details will be in the event programme which will be available at main control.

The event is run under a Covid Safe Plan and we ask all attendees at the event to follow the appropriate guidelines.

It is that time of year to do a bit of maintenance before we hit the ground running with events!

Who is free for a working bee?

Saturday 13 March, 0900 start at the Clubrooms.

Tasks include:

• Gardening mow and tidy up
• Oil decking
• Bit of electrical work
• Sort RT markers etc (similar to last year)

If you would like to nominate for a position you can do so by emailing the secretary or online HERE