ROUND 14 FIA WORLD RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP
26 - 29 October 2006
Thursday 26 October: Leg 1 Perth - Perth
Start Perth 19.04 SS1 Perth City Super I 2.00km 19.12 SS2 Perth City Super II 2.00km 19.21 Finish Perth 19.31
Friday 27 October: Leg 1 (continued) Perth - Perth
Serv A Perth City (10 mins) 07.15 SS3 Murray North I 15.92km 09.23 SS4 Murray South I 20.12km 09.56 SS5 Holyoake 3.13km 10.36 SS6 Murray North II 15.92km 11.49 SS7 Murray South II 20.12km 12.22 Serv B Perth City (30 mins) 14.42 SS8 Beraking I 22.84km 16.32 SS9 Flynns I 18.78km 17.18 SS10 Perth City Super III 2.00km 19.25 SS11 Perth City Super IV 2.00km 19.34 Serv C Perth City (45 mins) 19.44 Finish Perth 20.29
Total 124.83km
Saturday 28 October: Leg 2 Perth - Perth
Serv D Perth City (10 mins) 07.30 SS12 Bannister North I 17.71km 09.20 SS13 Bannister Central I 17.85km 09.52 SS14 Bannister Loop 3.62km 10.36 SS15 Bannister North II 17.71km 11.55 SS16 Bannister Central II 17.85km 12.27 Serv E Perth City (30 mins) 14.42 SS17 Beraking II 22.84km 16.32 SS18 Flynns II 18.78km 17.18 SS19 Perth City Super V 2.00km 19.25 SS20 Perth City Super VI 2.00km 19.34 Serv F Perth City (45 mins) 19.44 Finish Perth 20.29
Total 120.36km
Sunday 29 October: Leg 3 Perth - Perth
Serv G Perth City (10 mins) 06.00 SS21 Atkins I 4.42km 07.03 SS22 Helena North I 29.93km 07.33 SS23 Helena South I 17.31km 08.14 Serv H Perth City (30 mins) 09.40 SS24 Atkins II 4.42km 11.03 SS25 Helena North II 29.93km 11.33 SS26 Helena South II 17.31km 12.14 Serv I Perth City (20 mins) 13.23 Finish Perth 14.30
Total 103.32km Rally Total 348.51km
Rally Route
The route is virtually identical to last year and is again based around the riverside service park in Perth's Langley Park. The action opens at the city's Gloucester Park trotting track on Thursday evening with two passes over a spectacular super special stage, which is repeated at the end of Friday and Saturday's competition. Friday's opening leg takes competitors south of Perth for a group of stages clustered around the town of Dwellingup. Saturday's route heads south-east to the Bannister stages, formerly known as Bunnings, where the famous roller coaster jumps and watersplash provide some of the season's most dramatic images. Both days end with a short loop of tests east of Perth before the Gloucester Park stages. The final leg is the shortest and comprises two loops of stages near Mundaring, east of Perth. Competitors face 26 stages in all covering 348.51km in a total route of 1334.41.
