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Motorsport Australia Manual Including National Competition Rules for 2021 OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE CONFEDERATION OF AUSTRALIAN MOTOR SPORT LTD, TRADING AS MOTORSPORT AUSTRALIA Founded as the Confederation of Australian Motor Sport on 1 February, 1953 and incorporated as CAMS Limited on 24 April, 1995, under Australian Company Number (ACN) 069 045 665. Changed name to Confederation of Australian Motor Sport Ltd (ACN 069 045 665) on 3 July, 2000. The trading name Motorsport Australia was officially implemented on 1 January, 2020. Any references to CAMS in this publication refer to the Confederation of Australian Motor Sport Ltd (ABN 55 069 045 665), trading as Motorsport Australia. Motorsport Australia Manual (62nd Edition) Previous editions have been published annually since 1959, except in 1963. ISSN 1033-0526 National Competition Rules (61st Edition) Previous editions have been published in 1956, 1960 and 1962, then annually since 1964. Authority At a meeting of the Board of Motorsport Australia in December, 2020, it was resolved: “That the National Competition Rules as submitted to the Board be and are approved as the National Competition Rules of Motorsport Australia as and from the first day of January, 2021. All previous Competition Rules in use in Australia, to the extent that such Rules conflict with the Rules presently submitted, being thereby superseded.” Advertising/Sponsorship For all advertising and sponsorship enquiries please contact: [email protected] IMPORTANT COPYRIGHT NOTICE AND CONDITIONS OF USE Motorsport Australia invests substantial time and resources in or competing in a motorsport event sanctioned (or to be developing, reviewing and updating the Motorsport Australia sanctioned) by Motorsport Australia. Manual and National Competition Rules every year. 3. Motorsport Australia authorises the downloading and Motorsport Australia has become aware that in recent reproduction of a copy of the whole or any part of the years other organisations have adopted large parts of the Motorsport Australia Manual or National Competition Motorsport Australia Manual and National Competition Rules Rules only from Motorsport Australia’s website and only for events not sanctioned by Motorsport Australia and without for the purpose of planning, conducting or competing in contributing in any way to the ongoing cost and responsibility a motorsport event sanctioned (or to be sanctioned) by for their ongoing development and updating. Motorsport Australia. For this reason the following conditions of use will apply to the 4. Any reproduction, adaptation, communication to the 2021 Edition of the Motorsport Australia Manual and National public or any other act comprised in the copyright(s) in the Competition Rules and all subsequent editions, releases and Motorsport Australia Manual or National Competition Rules updates of them. for any purpose in respect of any motorsport event not Motorsport Australia expressly reserves its rights to take sanctioned (or to be sanctioned) by Motorsport Australia is immediate legal action against any person who infringes expressly prohibited unless previously authorised in writing or authorises the infringement of its copyright or other by Motorsport Australia’s Chief Executive Officer. intellectual property rights by using or authorising the use of 5. Motorsport Australia expressly prohibits any use of its the Motorsport Australia Manual or National Competition Rules trademarks for any purpose unless previously authorised in other than in strict compliance with the following conditions: writing by Motorsport Australia or permitted by law. 1. The Confederation of Australian Motor Sport Ltd ACN 069 6. Motorsport Australia may vary these conditions of use at any 045 665 (CAMS), trading as Motorsport Australia is the time by posting a copy of the varied conditions of use to its owner of the copyright and all other intellectual property website at motorsport.org.au and such varied conditions rights in the Motorsport Australia Manual and National of use will apply to any documents downloaded from the Competition Rules. Motorsport Australia is the owner of website after such a notice is posted or any reproduction, the CAMS and Motorsport Australia Trade Marks (whether adaptation or communication of a printed document made registered or unregistered). after that time. 2. Motorsport Australia authorises the purchaser (and only the 7. You should check the current conditions of use at purchaser) of an authorised copy of the Motorsport Australia Motorsport Australia’s website at motorsport.org.au prior to Manual or National Competition Rules to reproduce, each occasion of making any reproduction, adaptation or communicate to the public or make an adaptation of those communication of the whole or any party of the Motorsport documents only for the purpose of planning, conducting Australia Manual or National Competition Rules. 2 MOTORSPORT.ORG.AU | 2021 MOTORSPORT AUSTRALIA MANUAL ©Confederation of Australian Motor Sport Ltd. trading as Motorsport Australia. All use subject to Conditions of Use at motorsport.org.au Foreword It is my pleasure to introduce the 2021 Motorsport Australia Manual. As we prepare for another exciting year, I believe it is important to acknowledge the difficulties motorsport faced in 2020 in what was an unprecedented year for not just our sport, but the entire world. The COVID-19 pandemic saw the sport come to a screeching halt across many disciplines in March 2020, with local, grassroots motorsport leading the revival of our sport as restrictions began to lift across the country throughout the year. Despite the challenges, the overwhelming feeling of those working at Motorsport Australia throughout the past 12 months has been pride. Pride in seeing our competitors, officials, event organisers and Motorsport Australia staff come together as one for our ‘Return To Race’. Pride in the way all disciplines across the sport rebounded strongly and made the most of new technology and innovation to keep us all racing, and most importantly, safe. While the sport was temporarily paused in 2020, our administration used this time as an opportunity to help reshape everything we do. By now, you would be aware of the new Motorsport Australia app which allows competitors and officials to always have their licence card on their mobile device, as well as the ability to check in to events. More features will be added to this app in the coming months and years to allow you to enjoy ‘More Motorsport More Often’. Keep an eye on our website for all the details on what the app can offer. On top of this, we also implemented a new and improved licence and permit structure to reduce the barriers to participation. Less products means less confusion and more time spent racing and less time on administration. You can see more details about these changes on our website. On behalf of the Motorsport Australia Board and our hard- working administration, I wish you all the best for 2021 and hope to see you all at an event in the very near future. Eugene Arocca Chief Executive Officer [email protected] 2021 MOTORSPORT AUSTRALIA MANUAL | MOTORSPORT.ORG.AU 3 ©Confederation of Australian Motor Sport Ltd. trading as Motorsport Australia. All use subject to Conditions of Use at motorsport.org.au Confidence no matter what’s around the bend with your community insurance broker and consultant Introducing Gallagher’s Motorsport Australia Insurance Hub Your pit stop for all your insurance needs. From obtaining a certificate of currency to lodging a claim, the Gallagher Motorsport Australia Insurance hub gives you access to all the information you need so that you can face what’s around the bend with confidence. Visit now: sport.ajg.com.au/motorsport-australia Arthur J. Gallagher & Co (Aus) Limited. AFSL 238812. Cover is subject to the Policy terms and conditions. You should consider if the insurance is suitable for you and read the PDS and FSG before making a decision to acquire insurance. These are available at www.ajg.com.au. REF2782-1120-1.1 ABOUT MOTORSPORT AUSTRALIA MOTORSPORT ABOUT ABOUT MOTORSPORT AUSTRALIA About Motorsport Australia 6 International Control of Motorsport 12 Motorsport Australia Structure 13 The Board of Motorsport Australia 14 State Council Chairs 15 Past Presidents, President of Honour, Chairman of Honour 16 Contacting Motorsport Australia 17 Partners and Programs 18 Occupational Health and Safety 21 2021 MOTORSPORT AUSTRALIA MANUAL | MOTORSPORT.ORG.AU ABOUT MOTORSPORT AUSTRALIA 5 ©Confederation of Australian Motor Sport Ltd. trading as Motorsport Australia. All use subject to Conditions of Use at motorsport.org.au About Motorsport Australia In 2020, the Confederation of Australian increased participation, interest, high Motor Sport (CAMS) officially changed its performance and contribute to the social trading name to Motorsport Australia. capital of Australian communities. The organisation has been the custodian • Implement proactive sport, club, community of motorsport in Australia since 1953. and member development programs that Motorsport Australia is the National Sporting provide an environment for our members Authority (ASN) for motorsport in Australia, that helps them experience motorsport in a and is delegated this responsibility by the positive, enjoyable and effortless manner. Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA). • Focus on increasing equity and diversity Motorsport Australia affiliated with the FIA within the sport and organisation through in its own right
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