About the FWDC
We introduce ourselves as group of individuals,
who are 4 wheel drive enthusiasts, come together as a club, with a goal of establishing responsible foundation for 4 wheel Drive Vehicles for Recreation use in Sri Lanka. With the formation of this association we hope to provide a platform and a mechanism to consolidate this wealth of information and make 4 wheel Driving a form of responsible recreation, whilst fostering good will among its members and enriching experiences in the company of individuals with similar interest. We also hope to provide a singular point of access to these unique like-minded individuals and groups to have affiliations with other 4x4 offroading associations around the globe to share knowledge and experiences.
Objectives of the Four Wheel Drive Club
- To educate and improve 4x4 driving skills, to discover new destinations. Become responsible 4x4 drivers.
- To organize and promote 4x4 meets and rallies, either on its own or in collaboration with other motor sports clubs.
- To pool technical knowledge and expertise to assist members in the repairs to their vehicles.
- To compile a directory of 4x4 Vehicles in Sri Lanka.
- To assist members in obtaining spares locally or from abroad.
- To affiliate with 4x4 Clubs of other countries.
- To maintain a reference library.
- To assist enthusiasts to import 4x4 Vehicles.
Interactive Page at www.fwdclk.webs.com
Rain Forest Challenge (RFC) 2011
2011-12-22
Rain Forest Challenge (RFC) 2011 edition kicked off on the 3rd of December
for the 14th year at Kuala Terrenganu, with a weather forecast of rain and consequent
flooding. Terrenganu State notorious for flooding with its many rivers
networking along the hills, find its way to the South China sea of the eastern
cost of Malaysia, had the organizers plot a safer but tougher route through the
highland region.
The teams that braved the weather and the forecasts were from Russia, China,
Philippines, and Australia, along with their counterparts from Malaysia. Sri
Lanka, has been represented since 2008, and for this year, there was no one to
contend under the Lankan Flag.
