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The CAMS Australian Endurance Championship (AEC) was created in 2016 as a result of the on-going growth of GT racing in Australia.
The AEC will be contested over four rounds of which 2 are in New Zealand.
The CAMS Australian Endurance Championship (AEC) was created in 2016 as a result of the on-going growth of GT racing in Australia.
The AEC races each had two timed compulsory pit stops and each car was campaigned by two drivers. The endurance races were perfect for PRO/AM driver combinations however many cars utilised two amateur ranked drivers, the concept so successful it continued on through both the 2017 and 2018 seasons, and will again form part of the seven-race Australian GT program in 2019.
Vehicles eligible for the AEC are restricted to the current specification GT3 cars which are the same as vehicles which compete in worldwide GT3 racing.
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