Honda Motorcycles Australia have donated a 2024 Honda CRF50 worth $2,598 to the Hatto’s Sh$tbox Rally, so by donating to legend Tony Hatton and his daughter Peta for their rally fundraiser, you could be the lucky winner! Honda will arrange for the winner to receive the bike from their local dealership!

The CRF50 features a low 58.4cm seat height, an adjustable throttle limiter, a sturdy steel frame, a durable low maintenance four-stroke air-cooled motor, kick start, a three speed gearbox with an automatic clutch, chain drive, 10in wheels with knobbies, 6 months warranty, drum brakes, 87mm of front wheel travel and 70mm or rear wheel travel, has a 2.6L fuel capacity and weights 50kg.



“Our fundraising is going really well so far”, said Peta and Tony. “We’ve absolutely smashed the minimum $5,000 entry requirement, and our goal is now to raise $55,000 (Hatto’s racing number was 55!). We’ve had private donors, corporate sponsors and raffle sponsors. We had a really amazing raffle with a prize pool worth over $10,500 and sold 3,500 tickets. We’ve had so much support from businesses, it’s really fantastic. 

“We held a huge garage sale in March, at Hayley and Tony’s property in Bowral. We had a sausage sizzle, lucky dips, the raffle draw, and lots of garage sale items to buy. We raised $5,500 in one weekend. Wayne Gardner donated a number of signed jackets and a helmet, which we auctioned off and raised approximately $2,000.

“And now we have an amazing prize to give away, Honda Australia have generously donated us a CRF50F mini bike, worth $2,598. Tickets are $20 each, and purchased by donating at our link. The winner will be drawn when Tony and Peta arrive in Alice Springs on Friday 21st June”.


Tickets for the CRF50 are here: https://winter2024.shitboxrally.com.au/hattos


Cancer affects all of us in some way, directly or indirectly. We all need to contribute to finding a cure, particularly when kids are involved. Tony Hatton and daughter Peta Isaac are doing their bit in respect for legendary industry family, the Galvins, in support of their daughter Lucy Galvin. You can help, too…

Tony Hatton and Graeme Crosby with the Yoshimura Kawasaki Endurance Racer at the Bol d'Or 24-hour, Le Mans , 1977. They held 7th place until the bike stopped.

Tony Hatton and Graeme Crosby with the Yoshimura Kawasaki Endurance Racer at the Bol d’Or 24-hour, Le Mans , 1977. They held 7th place until the bike stopped. Hatto is now swapping two wheels for four in the Shitbox Rally.

With a huge career spanning three decades, very few racers in the history of Australian motorcycle racing have clipped as many apexes as Tony Hatton… His interest in bikes started as young as 12, when the Northern Beaches Sydney kid was already subscribing to Motorcycle News… and by 14 he was riding his pushbike up to Terrey’s Green in Terrey Hills to watch the motorcycle racing. The rest is history, as they say, and Hatto went on to have a huge career as a rider, tuner and mentor, winning all the big races that Wayne Gardner, Mick Doohan and Kevin Magee would go on to win…


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Now enjoying retirement but still riding on the roads for fun, Tony Hatton is working on a special race with his daughter Peta, and will be taking part in the Shitbox Rally Winter 2024. The dynamic duo will be driving their 10-owner 260,000km young 2004 Honda Accord ‘Goldie Horn’ in the 4500km trek from Bowral, NSW, to Melbourne then from June 15 head North-West through the outback to Alice Springs!

Tony Hatton and Peta Isaac with their 2004, 260,000km 10-owner Honda Accord, Goldie Horn, which will take them all the way from Melbourne to Alice Springs. You can help them raise money for Cancer by donating or even better, attending their Garage Sale on March 23!

Tony Hatton and Peta Isaac with their 2004, 260,000km 10-owner Honda Accord, Goldie Horn, which will take them from Melbourne to Alice Springs.


To donate to Hatto’s Shitbox Rally and help Team Hatto reach their goal of $55,000 click here.



TONY HATTON’S CAREER 
3 x Australian 125 GP titles
2 x Australian 250GP titles
Multiple Castrol 6 Hour podiums
Multiple Bathurst wins
1974 Duke Of Edinborough Trophy
Multiple Production Bike Wins
Top 10 Le Mans 24HR finishes
Outright Winner 1979 Suzuka 8 Hour


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