Get your 4X4 fix again this weekend from 1pm on Ten with the Offroad Adventure Show

Thought the 4WD TV season was over? It isn’t! The Offroad Adventure Show’s latest season kicks off this Saturday from 1pm on Ten. This year, due to COVID, the show is running in a State …

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Feb 18 2021

Thought the 4WD TV season was over? It isn’t! The Offroad Adventure Show’s latest season kicks off this Saturday from 1pm on Ten. This year, due to COVID, the show is running in a State of Origin format, with presenters Jamie Hazeldon and Jillaroo Jess showcasing the best QLD has to offer, and Alicia Blythe and Michael ‘Borgy’ Borg representing NSW.

Alicia will be driving her 70 Series Landcruiser, which has just had a full rebuild!

Club 4X4 have been a sponsor and supporter of the Offroad Adventure show for a number of years now, and you’ll even get to see us out there doing what we all love – enjoying the passion!

You’ll see Jamie Hazeldon swap his epic Defender this season for a new Ford Ranger

And Jillaroo Jess is rocking a RAM 1500.

Tune in from 1pm this Sunday on 10

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