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Hi all,
im going to be doing an advanced drivers course after which i will be eligible to apply for a cams test (peter finlay's racing drivers course).
i just wanted to know what cams affiliated clubs there are out there. is ozhonda one? i drive an s2000.
thanks guys
John
Honda car club NSW is a CAMS club
cool thanks!
just joined up
Japanese Sports Car Club -JSCC :thumbsup:
www.jscc.asn.au
that sounds much betterQuote:
Originally Posted by jords
lol Japanese and sports make it sound better. lol if ur joining just to get a cams licence just choose the cheapest.
JSCC has 6-8 people registered for the NSW State Supersprints Championship so it's a very active club
any club recommendations for Victoria? I'm probably going to join SKylines Australia...
if u have a skyline than yes.
if honda, go honda car club victoria as its cheap and they are a cams club
I've asked the Skyline forums and they said its open invite, with a lot of their cars being non-nissan.
I thought about the Honda Car Club Vic as well, but their photos are filled with 1970s cars and listed activities include brunch...and more brunch.
I kinda like SAU with the number of events they run so might look at joining
Really friggin miss owning a WRX atm. WRXClub and Rexnet were awesome for events and trackdays.
well most car clubs are open invite its just depending on how much u want to pay, i joined HCCV cos it was the cheapest of them all. even if your not apart of a club u can still attend their track days.
If the prerequisite is just a CAMS L2 licence.....then go with the cheapest club. That's what a 'lot' of people do.
^^ exactly
Some Cams affiliated clubs are into the "social" side of things eg brunch, drive-in movies, bbq's, etc. Others are into competitive events (motokhana, supersprints, drifting, rallying, etc) and others are into cruising.
Go to the CAMS website http://www.cams.com.au/Sport/Club%20...%20Finder.aspx and check out the clubs listed. You should be able to filter on "speed" if you want to compete in motorsports. Then just check the calendar of the club's website and see if they have the events you are interested in.
I agree. It is much better, for your own participation and enthusiasm, to join an ACTIVE club rather than just the cheapest club. Although if $$ are an issue then, yes, any club will suffice. Out at the track you want to be able to talk to people about events, car setup, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tones
Good luck
Peter
Im a member of NSCC in Nsw, mainly cos i had a silvia until recently. They got something on every month (ie supersprints) and 2 private nscc onlt track days a yr (only $90 and its timed) dyno days etc etc, and only $50pa