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[aekOne]

Hey Guys,

Just thought I’d post up some information on the Japanese Sports Car Club Inc (JSCC)

http://www.jscc.asn.au

If any of you NSW guys were thinking about attending and participating in super sprints, gymkhana, motorkhana, hill climbs or motorcross you are going to need to be a member of a registered motor sports club and hold a CAMS licence (being part of a registered motor sport club means you can apply for your CAMS licence. Without being part of a registered club, you can not get a CAMS licence). Also if your thinking about general track days, speed of the street and skid pan having a CAMS licence means you don’t need to buy a separate single day license or yearly single track subscriptions for every track you go to as the CAMS licence covers them all.

I’ve been a member of a registered motorsports club and held a CAMS licence for the past two years and am going to change to JSCC next year as their rates are very good. They also have a new events coordinator who has lots of good ideas and plans for events and meets for 2010/2011.

Holding a CAMS license also gets me discounts on my comprehensive car insurance. With the discount and money i save on my insurance, the CAMS license and Club membership pay for themselves.

Please note that JSCC is a New South Wales based car club.

Costs

For new members it is $50 for one year, or $95 for three years (which both include the $20 joining fee). For renewals, it's only $30 per year (or $75 for 3 years).

Once JSCC receives payment you will be provided with a JSCC membership card (in person or by mail) and a JSCC car sticker. The membership card is usually *required* at all CAMS sanctioned events.

Benefits

The benefits of joining a registered car club are many:

notification of professionally organised events
discounts and group-buys for equipment and parts
ease of access to CAMS licences and discounts
members lengthy experience in motorsports, photography and driving
DIY & maintenance days
Prerequisites

The only requirements for new members* are that they must read and agree to the Japanese Sports Car Club Inc. policies (e.g.our anti-hooning stance) and agree to abide by the JSCC & CAMS rules

Please visit the Japanese Sports Car Club website for more information: http://www.jscc.asn.au

Find out more about CAMS, licenses and the benefits of being a CAMS member check out their website here: http://www.cams.com.au

[Dylan]

Looks good, I think I might put my name down for that Aek!

[Soop]

Dylans Sports car??

[jOhn-e]

Do they have alot of events?

[Jimbo]

Dylans Sports car??

Tristan?

[jOhn-e]

It was either this one or the Australian Tarmac Challenge (Dutton) but they are in VIC I just joined and bought an extinguisher with bracket. Motor sport events here i come WOO HOO. Anyknow know where to get CAM stickers from?

[aekOne]

Hey John, have you got your CAMS license yet? Pretty sure i got one when i received my license and related paper work

[jOhn-e]

Hey John, have you got your CAMS license yet? Pretty sure i got one when i received my license and related paper work

Not yet.

Waiting for JSCC membership confirmation then im sending in my CAM paper work.

[And70]

if they take as long to send paperwork as they do to send a cd of track day pics I'm staying with the WRX club !!!

[aekOne]

lol...

[Richo]

Just as general info, these are the 'main' "general car" clubs which do the whole cam$ thing for WA (cams) http://www.allfours.org.au/ http://www.nolimitevents.com/news.php http://www.wrxowners...m.au/index.html (unsure if you need cams licence for there events) http://www.driftwa.com.au/

[jOhn-e]

I got my JSCC paper work pretty quickly to be honest.

[Scuba-Roo]

Just gonna bump this up as i'll be looking at joining a club soon for cams licensing and track days. Was leaning towards the nsw impreza club

http://www.wrx.org.au/

Not so sure. But i have time to decide. Looking for some first hand only experience of either clubs/how events are run etc.