WELCOME TO THE
2022 HARDI 24 HOUR TRIAL
AT KAPUNDA
Australia’s ultimate reliability test. The HARDI Australia 24 Hour Trial is a motorcycle reliability trial that has been run since 1924.
The event is held annually on the second weekend of July with the starting venue alternated each year between Eudunda and Kapunda in South Australia.
SATURDAY 9TH & SUNDAY 10TH JULY 2022.
STARTS SATURDAY 11AM
KAPUNDA HARNESS RACING COMPLEX
WE HOPE YOU ENJOY THIS YEAR'S – HARDI 24 HOUR TRIAL!




Eventful day today, early frost, checking the course, press release.
Track is looking good, grass everywhere! Beautiful day for a ride after a freezing start. Could this be an indicator of what is to come for the weekend?
Thank you to The Leader Newspaper - Barossa Valley for our feature article this week.
The article mentions that there will be two spectator sections and this will be in a map included with our souvenir programme available for purchase from Main control at the Kapunda Harness Racing Complex on the Saturday of the trial.
We ask spectators to respect these areas that have been generously opened to us and we also ask to please respect the roads and please take all rubbish with you.
HARDI 24 Hour Trial July 9-10 2022, Kapunda, SA
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Should’ve thrown those entries in 😉 Ryan Sonntag
It's a shame the map is not available online the day before for all the volunteers on the controls. My control is nowhere near Kapunda, so I can't purchase the souvenir program, but it would still be interesting to me to see the whole course.
Good stuff team! Excited is an understatement!
Saw the bike come In today doing all the prep work.
Chloe Tids
Molly Rawlings
Mellissa Wilson are we going ?
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Attention Competitors!
Competitor Information was emailed out early this week.
Please check that you have received this and check your spam/junk folders.
If you have not yet received it, please email us at 24hrtrial@gmail.com
www.24hrtrial.com/competitor-specifications/
HARDI 24 Hour Trial July 9-10 2022
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Nath Freeo
Ben Mayne Ash Ball
Thank you to HARDI Australia once again for their naming rights sponsorship of the 2022 HARDI 24 Hour Trial.
HARDI International established HARDI Australia in 2002 to provide Australian farmers with products to suit their needs. Today the local business occupies more than 10,000m² of production, assembly, testing, and parts logistics, with the majority of HARDI sprayers sold in Australia and New Zealand built locally.
Their position in the agricultural industry is something HARDI Australia are passionate about and the association with the 24 Hour Trial provides them with the means to give back and bring together our local community after a difficult couple of years.
For more information on HARDI products, please contact your local dealer or visit www.hardi.com.au for assistance.
3 Days to go to the HARDI 24 Hour Trial July 9-10 2022, Kapunda, S.A.
Photo credit: Sandra Plowman
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Good on you HARDI AUSTRALIA . 👍
A stack of timing points being prepared for the big weekend!
To follow from anywhere in the world, the start list and live timing can be found here: my.raceresult.com/208895/
Our timing system from Race Result Australia and Event Timing will be in action again to time the HARDI 24 Hour Trial to the second. The system this year has had more development and infrastructure added to further automate the timing of the event.
See the video in the comments from last year for a detailed explanation.
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REPOST: Explanation of the timing from last year www.facebook.com/24hrtrial/videos/581964309856811
Well done 24 Hour 24 Hour Trial team. Keep up the great work for best event in the Southern Hemisphere!!!
That's a huge achievement to organise this type of technology and keep it running for every event, well done 👍
Michael, we should volunteer and run a checkpoint one year.
Won’t need checkpoints soon
Joe Noble
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