WHAT IS GROUP N?
The Group N (Historic Touring Cars) category was introduced in the early 1980s by CAMS to reflect the pre-1972 ‘Golden Age’ of touring car racing. There are strict CAMS rules for the category, which you can read at cams.com.au, while the class itself is made up of the following:
• Group Na (pre-1957): For cars available in Australia - ‘Humpy’ Holdens, Ford Zephyrs, Jaguars, Austins, Simcas and Volkswagens, for example.
• Group Nb (1958-64): For makes and models with a proven overseas or Australian competition history - early Mustangs and Falcons, Cortinas, FE to EH Holdens, Minis, Alfa Romeos, Volvos, Triumphs, Jags, Valiants and more.
• Group Nc (1965-72): For cars with an Australian competition history - Mustangs, Camaros, Monaros and Toranas, big Falcons, Valiant Pacers…
