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5:00pm Gates open for Competitors and Officials
5:30pm Scrutineering
5:45pm Drivers briefing
6:00pm Track opens
10:00pm Track closes

$75 for members
$125 non members
CAMS Level 2 Speed license ($130 annually)
Or 1 day Level 2 Speed licence $65 (only 1 x one day licence available per person per year)

Driver requirements: WASCC Drift Membership & CAMS Level 2 Speed License, Long Pants, Long Sleeves, Enclosed shoes, Approved helmet.

Vehicle requirements: Secure Fire Extinguisher, No Oil or Fluid Leaks, Battery and Tow Point Indicators (Stickers), Battery secured and terminals covered, Seat and Seat belts secure and in good condition, No lose object in the car, No holes in front and rear firewalls, All signal lights working, Fuel systems enclosed, Roll cage padded around head impact area (If Applicable), Neat & Tidy Appearance

Spectators only $10 each!
Kids under 13 FREEEEE

Bar open from 6pm till 10pm!

WASCC DRIFT MEMBERSHIP $330 Annually
$50 joining fee first year.
INCLUDES:
All the benefits of a Spectator PLUS:
One FREE Drift Practice valued at $75 (not redeemable for cash)
Access to drive on the circuit in your drift car at drift practice for only $75 per session
FREE General admission to the Supercars

Supplementary Regulations

The CAMS WA State Speed Event Series is a grass-roots motorsport series. Our aim is to promote safe, club level motorsport and to encourage new drivers to hone their driving skills as a potential springboard to other areas.

The series itself does not run events, but rather utilises the skills and resources of CAMS affiliated car clubs to host rounds of a variety of events including sprints, hillclimbs and the like. Cars vary from beautiful open wheelers through classic Fords and Minis to modern Euro and Japanese cars – whatever you have is welcome.

To be eligible for series points, you will need to register at the beginning of a calendar year and pay a small nomination fee. However, this in no way means you can’t participate in events – in fact we welcome both new people and experienced drivers to join in and come have some fun.

Further information regarding CAMS license required, vehicle and classes etc are available in other sections of our website and feel free to reach out to us with any questions.

Entry to this event is via the CAMS Portal

WASCC Driving School Registration Form May 2019

WASCC Competition Driving School

Format & Aim

In an intensive one day’s instruction,  plus a comprehensive set of Notes and accompanying Lecture, the aim is a safe education in the major aspects of competition driving on Barbagallo Raceway.  The goal of the course is to progress participants much of the way towards qualifying for a Provisional Circuit Racing Licence and/or prepare them for Speed Event Participation.

Whilst the school focuses on what you need to be fast and safe in competition many of the techniques you will learn will help keep you safe on the public road as well.

Who’s Teaching You

All instructors are regular competitors in WA Motorsport, many of them have won WA State Championships, held lap records etc. More particularly, the School uses tried and true methods of instruction that have underpinned the preparation of literally hundreds of new WA Motorsport participants over many years.

Your Vehicle

Students supply their own vehicle and once enrolled will receive comprehensive information on how to prepare for the school. Ideally a relatively modern manual or paddleshift transmission car is best. And a well maintained modern car will require little prep. Automatic transmission cars can also be used if that’s all that’s available. Students should be aware that high performance cars are absolutely not a necessity, a modestly powered  manual  hatch type vehicle is completely suitable. Of course, we won’t stop you bringing your Porsche GT3 RS if you absolutely have to !

Suvs/4WDs/Commercial vehicles are generally not suitable.  If in doubt check with the WASCC Office.

Your Personnel Gear

Helmet – Open or Full Face in good condition with minimum compliance to AS 1698.

Clothing – Minimum long sleeved top, long pants.

Shoes – Dedicated driving shoes are highly recommended however flame resistant race spec boots aren’t mandatory, “Tuning day type” boots as sold by Go Gear are ok.

At the Raceway

It’s a very full, fun day at the track with lunch provided. You will need a full tank of fuel to start with.

Contact Peter Bowra on 93068022 to book or for more information.

Supplementary Regulations