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The Ferrari Club National Rally 2024 is back in Adelaide showcasing 65 luxury vehicles in the CBD and throughout the state. The spectacular convoy will roll into the city this Sunday night, 27th of October.
Come along and see it for yourself on Monday morning. All 65 vehicles will be showcased on the green terraces of the Adelaide Oval, outside The Oval Hotel, corner of King William Road and War Memorial Drive.
Sparkly clean and glistening, the luxury cars will be photo ready before they embark on a panoramic tour of the hills and beyond.
The 130 Ferrari Club Australia members participating in the rally will set off on an epic week-long journey throughout the state. You might just see them cruising past the d’Arenberg Cube, or through the sprawling greenery surrounding Mount Lofty House.
Here’s where you’re likely to see the high-end vehicles:
DAY 1 Sunday 27th October: Arrive in Adelaide.
DAY 2 Monday 28th October: Showcase on terraces of the Adelaide Oval, convoy to Mount Lofty, then on to The Bend Motorsport Park.
DAY 3 Tuesday 29th October: Track sessions at The Bend.
DAY 4 Wednesday 30th October: Scenic convoy past the d’Arenberg Cube & Mitolo wines, cruise to Victor Harbor.
DAY 5 Thursday 31st October: Convoy through McLaren Vale, back to Adelaide CBD.
DAY 6 Friday 1st November: Convoy through the Barossa.
DAY 7 Saturday 2nd November: Tour concludes
The prestigious club was founded in 1972, to celebrate the iconic make of motorcar. With a current membership of over 1200, including 1100 vehicles, the club is identified as one of the longest-standing Ferrari owners clubs, and is officially recognised by the Italian company.
Members of the FCA showcase their iconic vehicles at track days, rallies, drive days and concours.
Remember to look out for a unique showcase of Ferraris around the state from this Sunday 27th October until Saturday 2nd November.
2024 Ferrari Club Rally Showcase
Where: On the terraces of Adelaide Oval, outside The Oval Hotel, Adelaide Oval, SA
When: Monday 28th October, 8:30 – 11:30am
For more information, click here.
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