Entry Fees & Info

Be part of the legend!

Targa covers about 2000 km (1240 miles) including about 500 km (310 miles) of stages on closed public roads with approximately 4700 turns. Nowhere else will you get to race on public roads and streets through spectacular scenery, towns and outports at speed; nowhere else will you enjoy the people, the culture and the hospitality of one of North America’s most beautiful destinations – Newfoundland and Labrador.

Targa Newfoundland 2027

A six-day competition

Two days training, four days on the road

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Quality first

Two days training, six days on the road

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Targa Newfoundland is made up of four distinct divisions. All divisions follow the same route. Targa Duemila is made up of more than 40 scheduled Targa stages where the road is closed to public traffic and where the Targa 1, Targa 2 and Grand Touring division entrants are timed. Stages are linked by transit sections that are not closed to public traffic where all provincial vehicle traffic laws apply. During the event the organizers reserve the right to cancel scheduled stages due to force majeure or for safety reasons.

TARGA TOUR

  • Not a Competitive Division
  • All Classes Welcome

Safety: Roll Bar for open and convertible cars

Average Speed (Kph) 120

Top Speed (Kph) 130

GRAND TOURING

  • 2WD (Classic and Modern)
  • AWD (Classic and Modern)

Safety: Roll Bar

Average Speed (Kph) 130

Top Speed (Kph) 155

TARGA 1

  • 2WD (Classic and Modern)
  • AWD (Classic and Modern)

Safety: Roll Bar

Average Speed (Kph) 130

Top Speed (Kph) 155

TARGA 2

  • 2WD (Classic and Modern)
  • AWD (Classic and Modern)

Safety: Roll Cage

Average Speed (Kph) 140

Top Speed (Kph) 180

*All include a two-day Course Familiarization Program (CFP) prior to the event. This provides you with a driving skills review, stage review, and practice session. The first day is mandatory for new teams and optional for returning teams. The second day, which includes the stage review, is mandatory for all teams.