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Originally Posted by kid
What's the law these days regarding track only cars? Last i heard you couldn't drive them to and from events anymore, which is shit.
Trying to figure out a way to get back into racing since racing my daily was a lesson in disappointment. Car not quite specced enough for track, and so uncomfortable as a daily.
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Called DRC now instead of b spec (Dedicated Rally Car). I can't find the info on the CAMS website but I have all the docs on email. Has to be a true rally car, with full cams approved cage and you have to actually compete in CAMS sanctioned events. If you are legitimate, it shouldn't be too hard to do
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A DRC is a CAMS log booked vehicle built for the sole purpose of competing in Rally events under the rules of the FIA and CAMS. A DRC can only be used on public roads under the following circumstances:
To drive directly to and from and participate in an official CAMS motorsport event, including scrutineering;
To drive to and from official promotional events, including media days and displays;
To drive to and from maintenance/repair establishments;
For any other purpose at the request of the WA CAMS office; and
In compliance with DoT requirements of concessional licensed vehicles
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