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1995 AUSTRALIAN TOURING CAR CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE Sandown stays and Mt Panorama replaces Amaroo, these are the highlights of the provisional calender for the 1995 Shell Australian Touring Car Championships. The Sandown track was in danger of ...

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1995 AUSTRALIAN TOURING CAR CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE

Sandown stays and Mt Panorama replaces Amaroo, these are the highlights of the provisional calender for the 1995 Shell Australian Touring Car Championships.

The Sandown track was in danger of losing it's round of the series due to problems with tobacco sponorship. These problems have now been solved and the suburban Melbourne circuit will kick off the Shell Australian Touring Car Championships on Febuary 5th.

Mt Panorama, the site of the October Bathurst 1000 has not held a round of the title for over two decades and replaces the tight and twisty Amaroo circuit as New South Wale's third round.

Meanwhile Calder Park Raceway will host its first CAMS title race since the split over NASCAR and AUSCAR on Saturday, May 13,with a night race for the Australian Manufacturers Championship for the BTCC style 2 litre cars.

The 2 litres struggled to gain a following in their first year, however with several new teams entering including a works supported Volvo team organizers are looking forward to a better 2nd season.

1995 Shell Australian Touring Car Championships. 5 Litre V8's (Ford Falcons and Holden Commodores)

Date    Event                  Location
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Feb 05  Sandown International Raceway, Melbourne,VIC
Feb 26  Symmons Plains Raceway, Launceston, TAS
Mar 12  Mt Panorama, Bathurst, NSW
Apr 09  Phillip Island, Phillip Island, VIC
Apr 23  Lakeside, Brisbane, QLD
May 21  Winton Raceway, Benalla, VIC
May 28  Eastern Creek, Sydney, NSW
Jul 09  Mallala, Mallala, SA
Jul 16  Barbagello Raceway, Wannaroo, WA
Aug 06  Oran Park, Sydney, NSW

1995 Australian Manufacturers Championship FIA Super Touring cars 2 Litres

Date    Event                  Location
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Mar 05  Phillp Island, Phillip Island, VIC
Apr 02  Oran Park, Sydney, NSW
May 07  Symmons Plains Raceway,  Launceston, TAS
May 13  Calder Park, Melbourne, VIC (Night)
Jun 04  Mallala, Mallala, SA
Jul 23  Lakeside, Brisbane, QLD
Aug 13  Winton Raceway, Benalla, VIC
Aug 26  Eastern Creek, Sydney,NSW.

-- Brett Ramsey Check out Media 3 at http://www.deakin.edu.au/arts/VPMA/Media3.html

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