Championship points are awarded from first to twentieth with trophies awarded to the first three outright finishers, driver and co-driver. The Championship will see close racing all the way on sealed fast tarmac roads against the clock, leaving small room for error. Crews and spectators overall welcome an increased focus on the Classic cars, and there remains to be no doubt that the Classics are the often the crowd favourites with spectators. Classic cars running in the ACTC category will be the first to attack the stages, followed by the Modern Class entered in the rally. The Championship will also accept entries from across the Tasman in New Zealand, with provision given to competitors to enter with a current and valid Trans-Tasman Visa (issued by Motorsport New Zealand), along with a current Motorsport New Zealand licence. To be eligible, cars will need to comply with the CAMS Classic Tarmac Rally Technical Regulations and must be pre-1982.
Registration for vehicles fitting the specified criteria for the Modern and Classic championships will be automatic upon payment of the entry fee for each event. There will not be a separate championship registration fee.
ACTC Sporting Regulations are available at the CAMS Online Manual at: http://camsmanual.com.au/SportingRegulations.asp
Enquiries can be directed to rally@cams.com.au | 