ICE Touring Class
The Targa Tour Division is not a competition. It is a tour within Targa that is designed to allow the owners of classic & exotic cars to drive them the way they were built to be driven, within the limits prescribed by the event, but without the stress of competition.

EV Touring Class

This new class is a non-competitive tour within Targa that focuses entirely on electric vehicles.

A Time-Speed-Distance (TSD) style competition for vehicles not prepared for racing. Convertible vehicles must be equipped with rollover protection

• Classic Division > pre-1997 two-wheel (2WD) drive vehicles.

• Classic Division > pre 1997 all-wheel (4WD) drive vehicles

• Targa Modern Division > 1998 to present two-wheel (2WD) drive vehicles.       

• Targa Modern Division > 1998 to present all-wheel (4WD) drive vehicles

Competition-prepared rollover-protected vehicles:

Classic Division for pre-1997 vehicles

• Level 1 Preparation (Improved): Suspension, engine, and drive-train modifications are allowed;

• Level 2 Preparation (Modified): Suspension, engine, and drive-train modifications are allowed. 

Targa Modern Division for 1998 to present vehicles

• Level 1 Preparation (Improved): Suspension, engine, and drive-train modifications are allowed;

• Level 2 Preparation (Modified): Suspension, engine, and drive-train modifications are allowed. 

Hybrid Vehicles (vehicles with both internal combustion and one or more electric motors capable, individually or together, of powering the vehicle through two or more drive wheels) shall be limited to Level 1 preparation requirements on suspension only. Hybrid vehicles are not permitted engine modifications or in Level 2.

Targa Open Division

The Open Division has been created for vehicles that do not conform to the technical requirements for Level 1 or Level 2.
This division is intended for competitors who prefer maximum technical freedom for vehicle preparation