It was a closely fought VRC in 2000 with reigning champions Scott Pedder and Paul Humm narrowly winning the championship. Pedder and Humm won three of the five rounds in their Lancer Evo 3, placed fourth on Rally of Melbourne and failed to score on the Strzelecki Stages. Brett Thomson and Rob Vanderee placed well in every round in their Galant VR4, accumulating more points, but had to drop their worst result, dropping them to second.
The 2WD championship was similarly close between Darren Crozier in the Gemini and Murray Rogers in the Toyota Sprinter. Crozier took the championship with a fine win on the final round, Roger’s co-driver, Ross Green. took out the 2WD co-drivers championship, in part because Crozier had four different co-drivers.
The Novice award was also closely fought with Barry and Natasha Rowe narrowing winning in their MGB GT, despite not taking a grade win throughout the season.
To see what else happened during 2000 in Victorian rallying, go to the 2000 year page.
To see other years of the Victorian Rally Championship, go to the VRC page.