2007

The Australian Motor Sport Foundation (AMSF) is excited to be piloting a new international elite driver development program in 2008, the aim of which is to manage and develop selected Australian drivers competing internationally.

For the very first time, the Australian Motor Sport Foundation (AMSF) is granting Australia's young aspiring motor sport talent open access to the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) at its inaugural AMSF Driver Development Camp.

The Australian Motor Sport Foundation (AMSF) will hit the ground running in 2008 with the ratification of its new three-year strategic plan which has been developed through extensive consultation with key stakeholders.

The Australian Motor Sport Foundation is pleased to announce the appointment of Quentin Crombie as its new General Manager. Crombie crosses over to the AMSF from CAMS after serving in the capacity of Member Services and Development Manager since November 2002.

Applications for the 2007 CAMS Club Funding Program are now open. Supported by the Australian Sports Commission, the Program is focused on assisting grass roots motor sport, the beginning of the motor sport pathway for competitors, officials and administrators.

The Australian Motor Sport Foundation (AMSF) is pleased to announce their support of reigning Australian Formula Ford Champion and CAMS Rising Star, John Martin, for the 2007 motor sport season. Martin, who is yet to confirm plans for this year, is looking to compete in the 2007 British Formula 3 Championship with his ultimate goal being to race at the pinnacle of open wheel racing, Formula 1.