Targa Newfoundland 2007

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There are two ways you can enter Targa Newfoundland. Check 'em out and take your pick...

Targa is designed for the serious entrant who wants speed and tough competition. Both the car and driver must be prepared with a roll cage, safety harnesses, and an approved competition license.

Grand Touring is designed for those who want to drive briskly on closed roads with the emphasis on precision rather than outright speed i.e. matching a given speed as closely as possible.