Wakie/track Day Questions.

[Ruxis]

Hey guys,

Few family members wanna enter there cars into wakie on 24th of march.

Trying to sort out a few things,

Mainly the cams lisence. Do you need to be a financial member of a car club to get your cams lisence?

Getting the license is a bit confusing to us.

*Posted here instead of in the wakie thread as this may help other people and will be viewed more by them*

Jarrad.

[a20089]

No need for a cams licence, can get a cheaper AASA licence on the day as long as you have a normal licence.

To get a cams licence you do need to be a financial member of a club.

[Pezhead]

Yup, that's right. For CAMs you have to be a member of a CAMs club.

If you are just going to run normal events AASA is just fine. CAMs just gives you access to open practice days at EC and a few other things.

For SAU events AASA is fully recognised (and a bit cheaper too.)

[luke gtr]

How much is cams in comparison to AASA license?

And how easy are either to obtain?

I'm looking at getting the AASA on texi, but if the price is right, the extra events that cams can be used at, may be advantageous.

[Ruxis]

A normal cams Is 50 but if you want the extras it's 100. I think the other one is 40?

[oweban]

L2NS = texi events, non speed, basically. $50 IIRC

L2S = speed events, so EC etc. $100.

AASA = $50

[luke gtr]

Anyone know if they'll have paperwork for both at texi?

[N1GTR]

Probably. Helps if you fill it out before the day.

Cams http://www.cams.com.au/Members/Competitors/~/media/Files/Development/Get%20Involved/Competitors/Licenses/57987%20CAMS%20License%20Application_2010.ashx

AASA http://australianautosportalliance.com/aasa/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_view&gid=20&Itemid=45

I cant get the AASA one to open right now, but that should be the right URL. You'll know as the cost will be around $50