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time to time, is recognised as an integral component of the NCR and is duly authorised as such.
In any areas where the National Competition Rules and the Anti-Doping Policy conflict, the Anti-Doping Policy
will take precedence.
Competitors, crew or officials may be tested for alcohol or other drugs at any time during the Event(s). This
Regulation serves as the required 24-hour notice to Competitors, Crew and Officials.
8.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
The VSCCWA will distribute Event entry Forms and Supplementary Regulations to all VSCCWA members on the
current database approximately 4 weeks prior to each Event, pending the receipt of CAMS approved Event Permit
and Supplementary Regulations. Event applications will close on the date advised in the Supplementary
Regulations.
If any entrant or driver is under 18 years of age the consent of his/her parent or guardian must appear on the Entry
Form
Event entry forms will also be available from the VSCCWA website.
9.
SCRUTINY
9.1.
The schedule & venue for scrutiny will be advised in the Supplementary Regulations for each Event.
9.2.
Metropolitan entrants unable to attend scrutiny at the designated venue on the designated date prior to
an Event may make direct arrangements to be scrutinised at the Event venue with the Entries Registrar. A fee will
apply as advised in the Supplementary Regulations.
9.3.
Scrutiny for regional entrants will be held at a date and time and venue to be advised. Regional
competitors are required to provide an indication on the official entry form that the entry is from a regional
location.
9.4.
All vehicles entered for VSCCWA Events including Sprints and Hillclimbs are subject to scrutiny. Any
vehicle entered for Regularity Events (only) that has a CAMS logbook and complies with current Targeted Scrutiny
Regulations will be required to present for an abbreviated scrutiny of driver apparel, paper work, and a brief safety
check (including fire extinguisher) at the nominated scrutineering venue or at the venue on the day of the event.
Any vehicle not complying with the Audit requirements under Targeted Scrutiny Regulations must be presented
for scrutiny at a time and place specified in the Supplementary Regulations for that Event.
9.5.
All driver apparel (helmets, overalls/clothing, gloves etc) as defined in these Regulations must be
presented for inspection and approval.
9.6.
Membership cards, appropriate CAMS Competition licences and Club and/or CAMS log books (where
they have been issued), must be produced at scrutiny. The Entry Registrar/Scrutineer will initial the log book
sighting on the Vehicle scrutiny form and complete the requisite details in the logbook.
9.7.
No vehicle may participate in any regularity practice session or any part of the Event unless it has passed
scrutiny.
9.8.
Any vehicle which, having passed scrutiny, is dismantled or modified in any way which might affect the
safety of the vehicle or raises questions as to its eligibility, or is involved in any accident, must be re-presented for
approval by the scrutineers before being able to compete at the Event.
9.9.
Any vehicle or driver may be prohibited from practice or the competition for safety reasons.
9.10.
The Clerk of Course may require any vehicle to be stopped and checked during any Event.
10.
LOGBOOKS
10.1.
For a vehicle to score points in a Club Championship it is required to have a CAMS, VSCCWA, or
CAMS-affiliated Club logbook. The logbook will indicate the category of the vehicle. “V” behind the class name is
the VSCCWA equivalent of that CAMS 5th category class. CAMS log-books are defined in CAMS regulations and
owners must comply with those regulations. VSCCWA log-books are issued for VSCCWA purposes only, and while
possession by owners of CAMS log-books is encouraged, the VSCCWA log-book is subsidiary to the CAMS
document, but still must be produced at scrutiny and/or at Events.
10.2.
Vehicles without logbooks may score points at their first Event providing a VSCCWA club logbook, or
CAMS log-book application form has been lodged on the day or is pending. The applicant must contact the
eligibility scrutineer and arrange for a vehicle scrutiny before the next event. Responsibility for a compliant logbook
lies solely with the applicant.
10.3.
The VSCCWA Logbook Application Form is based on the CAMS Certificate of Description form.
Forms are available by contacting the Entries Registrar or from the VSCCWA Website.
www.vsccwa.com.au.
11.
VEHICLE ELIGIBILITY
11.1.
The eligibility date for a vehicle is determined by the youngest major component. Major components