Participants will be arriving in town early, and will have their cars on display at the Deni Golf Resort tomorrow from 12pm to 3pm.
Final registrations for the rally and safety briefings will be taking place at the same time.
Cars set off at 8am Sunday, following a secret route via Hahndorf then onto the finish in Leeton on Saturday, August 10.
More than 40 teams have entered, and with added organisers and support crews, we can expect Deni to receive a significant economic boost from the visit.
Last year’s rally raised more than $400,000 for Kindey Health Australia to support Aussie families, which they hope to eclipse this year.
Participating teams and cars have already raised a mammoth amount in the lead up to the rally.
Six participating teams have already raised more than $20,000 each, with another nine raising more than $10,000 each so far.
All funds raised support education, information, travel expenses and peer support in someone’s journey with kidney disease.
The Kidney Kar Rally has raised more than $17 million for Kidney Health Australia since it began 35 years ago.
For more information about the rally and to donate, go to www.fundraise.kidney.org.au/event/kidney-kar-rally/.
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