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Hiya,

Currently there is an Interclub supersprint series running in NSW between 4 cars clubs SSCC,WRX,HSV & Aroca.

Come join the fun and mingle with a whole range of different cars

You need a minimum CAMS L2s Licence to run and a good attitude.The car needs to be equiped with the normal track day/supersprint requirements..I.E Fire Extinguisher..check the sup regs for more info

We also now use Dorian Timing. It is a more accurate way of timing and you can hire them from us for the day.

Its $200 with the Dorain Timing Hire.. You must Hire one or you wont be able to be timed.

Please see the attached forms.

The Colour Groups are:

Green

Yellow

Blue

White

If you have any questions please dont hesitate to ask!

Jessica Nicholson

Secretary

Southern Sporting Car Club

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