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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

Eastern_Creek_18_April_Entry_Form.pdf

Eastern_Creek_Sup_Regs_18_April__3_.pdf

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a month? thats nuts for a driveway man - and i used to make them. You should be able to drive over them in under a week!

i dont have a cams licence, but would like to get one so i can come to this. What do I need to do to get one and how much does it cost?

Ah! GD2ILA is trapped in my Garage while I get my driveway fixed. I won't be able to drive across the new concrete for a month.

Bugger! This sound like a great event.

Go SAU!

Take your wife's MX-5. I'm sure she won't mind :D

Take your wife's MX-5. I'm sure she won't mind :)

hmmm... Honey I just need to run a few errands, can I borrow your car?

Well might be fun at Wakefield but not going to be as fun at EC in a bone stock MX5 vs. GD2ILA.

Jez you need to obtain a L2s licence..go to the cams website and download the form fill it out and send them the money..tear off the 30day licence on the back page and bring it with you on the day! Please read the sup regs so you what is required in the car..You must also be a member of an affiliated Cams car club like SAU..

Yes Gunnar its been open up to other CAMS car clubs

Pez thats a crack up..Not fair have to wait a whole month..I would go crazy lol

hope to see some of you out there

I wont be there :laugh: at this rate I have no idea when I'll be back out there.

Pez - you'll be suprised how the '5 will go out there! I beat quite alot of other cars in my nugget when it worked!

well, ok busted on dis'n the 5.

But Wifey says no, I'm not allowed to take her car above 6k revs to keep it nice and toight like a tiger.

All the MX-5s I have been in redline at 6500 rpm so a limit of 6000 doesn't sound unreasonable :(

whats doing there brus, are you married yet ? once the formalities are over you should be back on the track. :(

let me know if you need me to build that engine, ill do it on the side at work..........cheeeeep. but good lol.

I wont be there :) at this rate I have no idea when I'll be back out there.

Pez - you'll be suprised how the '5 will go out there! I beat quite alot of other cars in my nugget when it worked!

Jez you need to obtain a L2s licence..go to the cams website and download the form fill it out and send them the money..tear off the 30day licence on the back page and bring it with you on the day! Please read the sup regs so you what is required in the car..You must also be a member of an affiliated Cams car club like SAU..

Yes Gunnar its been open up to other CAMS car clubs

Pez thats a crack up..Not fair have to wait a whole month..I would go crazy lol

hope to see some of you out there

OK thanks - I'm already entered through the wrx club but good to know I can get mates with CAMS licences in there. The club was not 100% sure if it had been opened to everyone.

I sent away to be a member of SAU around 2 weeks ago, So i can get my cams lic, I havnt got my Lic back from CAMS yet and i havnt got my SAU card and info yet ether, is there anyway i can do this trackday? I have tryed to do it all right its just the paper work thats stoping me, i do have the pink slip off the bottom on the CAMS paperwork and i got Nick from SAU to sign it for me last thursday nite. Can anyone help me out????

i dont want to enter and lose 200bux

cheers

Deano : )




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