Targa Tasmania is held in April/May, and is a six day tarmac event held on closed roads throughout the State of Tasmania.  For more information on this exciting event, visit 
The Targa Tasmania Website.

From Western Australia comes a team which sees experience combined with talented youth; well known driver Ken Jaffey has chosen 18 year old Hanna Drury as his co-driver for his ongoing assault on Targa, in a Nissan 300ZX Twin Turbo for TT 2000 and in a Nissan Skyline GTR for TT 2001. 

Short profile on Ken Jaffey:
Born 22nd November 1957, Perth WA
Qualified mechanic
Navigated for father at age 13 in 1971
Involved continuously in racing and/or rallying ever since including a short foray into speedway
-Navigated for Ross Dunkerton and Robert Herridge
-Winner, Classic Rally 1993 and 1994 with Glenn Ridge (Sale of The Century host)
-Multiple Nissan Car Club Champion 1981-1983
-Highest placed to date all WA crew in Targa Tasmania
-Class and Targa Plate winner in 1995 Targa Tasmania
-Class, category and Targa Plate winner in 1997 Targa Tasmania
-5 years as 00 driver in Rally Australia
-3rd outright and 2nd Group N in 1993 WA State Rally Championship
-Consultant for the 3 teams of Family and Children's Services Youth Project in Rally Australia since 1996

On selecting Hanna, Ken says:
"The pairing of myself and Hanna may seem a little strange, but some of my reasons are: 
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 She has an obvious passion to be a professional navigator
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Has a meticulous work ethic in her paperwork
and attention to detail prior to event and during
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 She's light
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 Does not appear to suffer from car sickness,
even at a speed that would have placed in top 3 in the last Clubman Rally
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Cute
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 Is someone who appears hungry for experience and success
and is always questioning if it could have been done
better or more professionally
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Fun
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 Is willing to go and pursue sponsorship, rather than just talk about it
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Light (I think I mentioned that!)
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My other reason is because of my passion for motorsport, and if I can help a younger (much younger!) person to become involved and subsequently hooked on the sport, it will help the hobby I love to grow and continue"