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Drive4Dementia

Grand Tour

WA endurance tarmac rallies across Australian states and across the country to raise awareness for Young Onset Dementia.

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No 4WD Necessary!
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Exploring the country

Built for legal speeds, endurance driving and grand touring, these events are based around timed intervals for accommodation stays, special event dinners and pre-booked iconic day trips on the rest days all the while keeping within the legal limits of state roads. 

"This life changing adventure combines the iconic Australian road trip experience with meaningful purpose, raising critical funds and awareness for young onset dementia".

B.Parker Foundation Chair  

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"Designed by driving enthusiasts for those with a passion for exploring and driving"

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The Dementia Foundation Chair

Passionate Driver

Meet People

The Dementia Foundation is dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by young onset dementia - a devastating condition that affects almost 30,000 people in Australia under 65 years of age.

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CREATE UNFORGETTABLE
MOMENTS

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The Big Lap and its varying rally stages are a signature event by The Dementia Foundation and consists of alternating routes starting in Perth. Adventures will travel from Perth to Darwin, with options to go through the red centre to Uluru, cutting across to Cairns for a tropical encounter or there maybe the Big Lap itself. around Australia.

 

Either way we plan epic journeys that can cover up to 12,500 kilometres across the country's diverse landscapes from coastal highways to outback centres, connecting major regional cities and communities across the continent. Click here to see what's on

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Our Partners

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