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Originally Posted by D.R.T.
The CAMS Australian GT Championship will be contested over seven rounds this year and again incorporate the Australian Endurance Championship (AEC).
As was the case in 2018, there will be three endurance rounds which will count towards both titles, although these now fall in succession from Rounds 3 to 5.
The GT4 Championship and CAMS Australian GT Trophy Series classes will also race in the field for the four sprint rounds which make up the balance of the calendar.
2019 CAMS Australian GT Championship calendar:
1 Albert Park Formula 1 Grand Prix Sprint Mar 14-17
2 Barbgallo Virgin Australia Supercars Sprint May 2-4
3 Phillip Island Shannons Nationals Endurance Jun 7-8
4 The Bend Shannons Nationals Endurance Jul 12-13
5 Sandown Shannons Nationals Endurance Sep 20-21
6 Surfers Paradise Virgin Australia Supercars Sprint Oct 25-27
7 Sandown Virgin Australia Supercars Sprint Nov 8-10
NC Challenge Bathurst Super Sprint Nov 28 - Dec 1
Returning entrants so far include Audi Customer Sport Racing with 2 cars, Jim Manolios with a Lamborghini, Tony Quinn with an Aston Martin, David Crampton with a KTM GT4.
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Isnt it quite late in the off season to only have 5 cars confirmed?
Looks like a tiny grid likely again?