The Australian Ariel Register

Annual Rally

The A.A.R. holds an annual rally in a different locality each year. The next rally will be held at the White Sands Holidsay Park Huskisson NSW from 22 to 25 March 2019. Details on the 2019 rally can be downloded here. The Committee is considering options for the 2020 rally with the front runner being Fassifern Valley QLD (between Warwick and Ipswich on the Cunningham Highway). Details on the 2020 rally will be advised to members at the 2019 AGM and later published in the 2020 Autumn magazine. Members who like to book early for rally accommodation should attend the 2019 AGM to obtain details first hand.

Details/results on past rallies can be seen by clicking on the 'Previous Rallies Results' links. Photos from previous rallies can be seen by clicking on the Rally location name in the table below.

Click here to contact the 2019 Rally organiser by e-mail.

Rally Entry Form: Click here to download the 2019 rally entry form.

Rally Program and Riding Routes: Click here to view proposed 2019 rally program and riding routes.

Directions for getting to 2019 rally: Huskisson is in the Jervis Bay region on the NSW South Coast. It is a popular holiday venue, so if you are planning on attending the 2019 rally, book early and state you are booking for the AAR rally to take advantage of any special deals. Click here to access the Huskisson White Sands Holiday park web site.

Expressions of Interest for 2021 Rally. Invitations are now being sought from members who would like to host the 2021 AAR Annual Rally. If you would like to stage the 2021 rally, please conctact the Secretary. Click here for details on planning and running an AAR national rally.

Previous Rally Results: 1994 - 2003; 2004 - 2017

Past Rallies 1994 - 2017

1. 1994 - Canberra ACT	13. 2006 - Moss Vale NSW
2. 1995 - Corowa NSW	14. 2007 - Ulverstone TAS
3. 1996 - Hahndorf SA	15. 2008 - Canberra ACT
4. 1997 - Toowoomba QLD	16. 2009 - Evans Head NSW
5. 1998 - Cooma NSW	17.2010 - Mannum SA
6. 1999 - Bairnsdale VIC	18. 2011 - Euroa VIC
7. 2000 - Ulverstone TAS	19. 2012 - Highfields QLD
8. 2001 - Corowa NSW	20. 2013 - Sutton NSW
9. 2002 - Canberra ACT/Queanbeyan NSW	21. 2014 - Mount Gambier SA
10. 2003 - Victor Harbour SA	22. 2015 - Tamworth NSW
11. 2004 - Tewantin QLD	23. 2016 - Bathurst NSW
12 2005 - Bendigo VIC	24. 2017 - Clare