Competitor Entry

2022

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Entries Close Sunday 7th May 2022

Please download and complete the forms below
and return with remittance as specified
on the Entry Form

  • Albany 2022 Hill Climb Supplementary Regulations

  • Albany 2022 'Round the Houses Supplementary Regulations

  • Motorsport Australia General Disclaimer & COVID-19 Declaration

  • Motorsport Australia Self Scrutiny Checklist

  • Motorsport Australia Self Scrutiny Statement of Vehicle Compliance

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Class of Vehicles and Eligibility

The Confederation of Australian Motorsport (CAMS) has been the custodian of motor sport for over 50 years and is responsible for the conduct of the majority of 4 wheel motorsport disciplines including historic regularity and hill climb type speed events.

Historic Regularity

To compete in the historics you will need an acceptable historic car and the appropriate CAMS competition licence. The Albany events all require a minimum L2S or ‘Level 2 Speed’ license. Most historic groups require a car to have a competition history in the relevant historic era, whilst for others its not required.

Hill Climbs – Speed Event

Sprint events & hill climbs are the perfect way for the casual enthusiast to get involved in motorsport or for the uber competitive to chase fractions of a second on a run to the top. Hill Climbs are speed events and not being run purpose designed circuits carry and extra element of risk due to often minimal runoff area.

The Albany Events

The Hill Climb on Mount Clarence is a speed event open to a variety of cars. If these events are over-subscribed preference is given to vintage and classic cars.

The ‘Round-The-Houses event is a historic regularity event (not an all-out race) and is restricted to vintage and classic vehicles that meet the CAMS requirements. All advertising on historic vehicles is strictly prohibited unless it is authentic to the vehicle as it raced historically.

In all cases all cars must meet strict safety requirements and be subject to scrutineers prior to being allowed to compete.

For more information visit www.cams.com.au

Note: Minimum age restrictions apply

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