Cacc Autosports

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The Confederation of Autosport Car Clubs (CACC) is an organization that sanctions and regulates amateur auto sport events in British Columbia. The CACC does not operate or host auto-racing events. That function is left to the clubs that are affiliated with the CACC. The CACC in turn is an affiliate of ASN Canada FIA, the Canadian national auto sport body The CACC maintains rules governing the operation of events and the fairness of competition. The rules governing safety and fairness are set out under the direction of ASN Canada FIA, the Directors of the CACC and the members of affiliated clubs. Only members of an affiliated club can apply for a competition licence. A license holder is entitled to submit rule changes for the discipline in which they are licenced and may vote at the CACC's Annual General Meeting and the Fall Meeting. For a club to become a CACC Affiliate the club must apply to the CACC. To qualify a club must be a registered Society under the Sociey Act of the Province of British Columbia. A form is provided on the Forms Page. A club can be approved if it hosts events that fit the CACC mandate. That is, Solosport events, Road Race events, Ice Racing events or Vintage Auto events. The club must agree to abide by the event operation and safety requirements provided in the General Competion Regulations (GCR) and the specific discipline rules for the events they offer to their members. ...

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