A battle of modern versus classic cars is shaping up in Targa 2 for September 2025.

Targa Newfoundland is accepting applications for Special Stage Set-Up Volunteers who can work in a fast-paced environment, preparing and supervising stages during the competition from Sept. 13-18, 2025. 

In the February edition of the Targa newsletter: Closing in on 1000th stage; Tough competition for Targa 1 title; Terry’s travels; Choosing the right tires; Volunteer at Targa, and more!

Over its 23 year history, Targa Newfoundland has been televised and captured on video many times. Short of experiencing the rally firsthand, video is the next best thing to understanding the lasting appeal of this event.

More than 20 teams have registered already for the 2025 edition of the ultimate tarmac rally in North America .

Targa Newfoundland, one of the longest running tarmac rallies on the planet, will hit another major milestone this September. Teams competing this fall will cover the 1000th stage since Targa began 23 years ago in 2002. Robert Giannou, Targa co-founder and owner, calls it a remarkable achievement.

We’ve got two great events coming up later this month in the Toronto area where you can learn about Targa Newfoundland: If you are in the Toronto area on the weekend of January 25-26, come join us at one or both and let’s talk Targa! On Saturday January 25, 2025, join us at Hagerty Garage + Social […]

Twenty-two years ago in September 2002, the first Targa Newfoundland hit the roads of The Rock. It was modelled after Targa Tasmania in Australia which inspired Doug Mepham and Jim Kenzie after they raced there and had an amazing time. On their way home, they mused about where a rally like that could be staged […]

Targa Newfoundland has updated the rules for 2025 to enhance safety while keeping the event exciting and challenging for entrants of all levels of skill and experience. The most significant changes are in the Targa 1 division. Top speed has been increased to 155 kph in Targa 1 and cars entered in this competitive category must now […]

Sadly, we lost another member of the extended Targa Newfoundland family this week. Ken Simmons was a respected journalist and long-time fan of motorsports and car culture. He competed in three Targa Newfoundland rallies as a co-driver, earned a certificate from the Bridgestone Racing School at Ontario’s Mosport track, and wrote a weekly column in […]