
Nathan Quinn (right) and co-driver Dave Calder will suit up for the Raglan Rally this weekend. Photo: Jack Smith - MA Media
“Driving different cars at different events isn’t an ideal way to tackle a championship that’s for sure, however, it’s allowed me to develop my driving in a different way, become more adaptable, learn different car set ups and meet a new bunch of great people who all share my passion to rally,” he added.Quinn’s 2018 NZRC events have been in a Ford Fiesta R5, Ford Fiesta Proto, Mitsubishi Evo 8 and a Peugeot 208 Proto. The opportunity to drive Hunt’s Impreza is one that Quinn and Kiwi co-driver, David Calder, are grateful for.

Quinn's first NZRC event was in the R5 Fiesta at Whangarei. Photo: Geoff Ridder
“A chance conversation with Ben (Hunt) late last week led to the ultimate sporting gesture in him agreeing to lend me his second car to compete at Raglan.”In all 74 cars have entered the Raglan Rally of the Coast and will tackle the famous Whaanga Coast and Te Hutewai stages south of Raglan, as well as two stages in the Te Akau region next Saturday. Quinn currently sits in fourth place in the champoionship, just one point behind Josh Marston, and a point ahead of Matt Summerfield.
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