Lucas Oil continues as Title Sponsor for 2022
Lucas Oil continues as title sponsor into 2022
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License Renewals for 2022 now OPEN
LICENSE RENEWALS NOW OPEN If you have received email confirmation from NZFWDA that your membership has been renewed, you can now apply for your Comps License via https://swan.nz4x4trials.co.nz/ Competitor’s page. …
Lucas Oil / NZ 4×4 Trials 2021 Winners
Upon the completion of the National Final in Hawkes Bay, prizegiving for the day was shortly followed by the Zone & National Awards for the season. First up was Northern …
Biggs & Thomsen conquer in Hawkes Bay Final
The National Final for the 2020/2021 season was held over ANZAC weekend by the Hawkes Bay 4WD Club, in Argyll in Central Hawkes Bay. Event Results The trial was located …
Biggs & Thomsen beat McDell’s to win at Wet’n’Wild Te Puke
The penultimate round of the season kicked off near Te Puke in the Bay of Plenty (B.O.P), with the B.O.P. 4WD Club hosting the first wet rally this season. Event …
Scott Biggs wins Round 4 punisher in Manawatu, follows brother Jarred in title chase
The 2nd half of the season kicked off near Fielding, with the Manawatu 4WD Club hosting the hardest and most challenging round this season yet! Event Results The course was …
Jarred Biggs wins Round 3 in Eltham, Mason 3rd in comeback
Round 3 of the 2020-2021 NZ 4×4 Trials Series took place just out of Eltham, with the Mt Egmont 4WD Club putting on a cracker of a day. The course …
Mather take’s first win at Round 2 in Hikutaia
The Hikutaia School National 4×4 Trial was the scene for Round 2, hosted by the Thames Valley 4WD Club. The ground was hard and dry, as to be expected for …
NCO’s Report: Round 1 South Waikato, December 2021
Round one was always shaping up to be a real cracker, with the loss of the last round of last season due to COVID-19 everyone looked very keen to sink …
McDell’s Win First Round of 20/21 Season, Auret 2nd
Round 1 of the 2020-2021 Season got underway with the South Waikato 4WD Club hosting the Battery Town National 4×4 Trial in Tapapa. The course was compact compared to previous …