Cams (Confederation Of Australian Motor Sports) Limited
Club in Norwood Payneham St Peters

The BIA aims to ensure that motor sport is conducted in accordance with the greatest standards of safety, fairness and social responsibility and CAMS, together with in excess of 120 other ans in over 100 nations, are committed to carrying out the mission of the BIA. CAMS affiliated with the BIA in its own correct in 1958 before being granted packed membership in October of that year on a probationary basis. In 1960 CAMS membership of the BIA as an AFN was confirmed as permanent. CAMS valued corporate and strategic partners. CAMS is supported in its cause to prosper and support motor sport by many in motor sport. CAMS has a number of awards to admit individuals for their services to motor sport and CAMS.

CAMS offers a range of licenses across all discipline areas starting at entry slick through to international. A slick 1 license is for a single event only and for use at only one event per year. Applicants for CAMS competition licenses must comply with CAMS medical criteria suitable to their competition level. Applicants for these licenses are needed to entire the Health Statement and as needed by the Federation Internationale de I’ Automobile (BIA), applicants for international licenses, irrespective of motor sport discipline, will be required to undertake an annual medical examination by a General Practitioner. CAMS defines a 'Sporting' club as a competitive car club looking to host motor sport events, as well as having the ability for club members to grip a cam competitive license. The CAMS Club Development Fund is made available as part of CAMS' ongoing commitment to drive membership growth participation opportunities in clubs and motor sport. Merchandise available for your club, race team or event. Do you know what funding opportunities exist for your club? For those officials with motor sport officiating experience qualified to labor without supervision, capable of assuming a team leader role (and taking responsibility for other officials), officiating as Chief up to and including National glossy events, and act as a General Official at any slick event. For those officials with motor sport officiating experience capable to work without supervision, suited of assuming a team leader role (and taking responsibility for other officials), officiating as Chief up to and including International smooth events, and act as a General Official at any level event. The CAMS National Officiating Program was established for the grading, licensing, training and recognition of volunteer motor sport officials. Ensure that motor sport officials are highly skilled. Achieve local, national and international recognition. They are appointed to a slick of competition appropriate to their level of competence. These forms are old to record results during the practical Event Assessment of Upgrade applications. Here you can find vital information for Motor Sport, Safety, Regulations and Vehicles. Additionally, the types of record attempts can be divided into three groups acceleration records, distance records and time records. A list of these records is maintained by each track. The CAMS Safe Event Package provides essential information for organizers of either MotorkhanaKhanacross events or Non Competitive Activities, of the potential risks of the activities associated with these events or activities (other than the competition component, where risks are minimized through the application of the CAMS National Competition Rules). The specific location where the alleged activity took place (e.g. What drugs or substances were involved? A vehicle log book is required to enter a vehicle in each race meeting, each Statelevel and higher Speed Event, each Rally (other than Introductory) and Off Road event. Organisation of medical services for the overhead competitions. A appropriate accepting of the stylish CAMS Medical Standards. More than just about historic cars for the MG Vehicle Club.