A future wave of female motorsport aficionados drew inspiration from a visiting rally yesterday.
The Silver Fern Rally hit its fourth day midpoint over seven special stages in the South, having departed Christchurch on Sunday.
The 2WD event, which has run since the 1970s, covers 2850km of closed gravel and open touring stages over seven days, and attracts privately-funded enthusiasts from across the world.
The well-tuned motor racing cars also turned heads at Logan Park High School on Wednesday morning, as the fourth leg of the Silver Fern Rally got underway.
Entrants are making their way through a host of stages back up the South Island, heading toward the finish line in Christchurch on Saturday afternoon.
The Silver Fern Rally has been a fixture on the country's motorsport calendar since 1968.
