The Australian Motor Sport Foundation (AMSF) has announced a NEW and revitalised AMSF Motorsport Camp that will provide young and aspiring drivers with the opportunity to gain the competitive edge for the 2010 season.

Registrations are now open for the 2010 AMSF Motorsport Camp to be held at the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) in Canberra, from Monday 5th - Friday 9th April, 2010. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER!

The redesigned camp will be based on the highly successful CAMS Rising Star Program. With the Rising Star drivers in attendance as well as Aussie Young Guns and all CAMS Scholarship holders, participants will be a part of a weeklong training camp with a number of Australia's best young talented drivers.

The camp will focus on improving individual performance for motor sport competitors and will cover topics such as nutrition, cardiovascular activity, strength and conditioning, recovery, psychology, media, sponsorship, career planning and competing internationally. The camp will also cover race preparation, motor sport specific training techniques and a presentation from a professional V8 Supercar driver.

Although the camp will include some theoretical components, it will be highly interactive with a comprehensive performance report and a number of tools being provided for application away from the AIS. It will also give participants an opportunity to benchmark their performance against previous elite attendees including recent CAMS Rising Stars and other Australian drivers competing internationally.

The cost of the camp will be $2,990, which includes accommodation, use of AIS facilities and all meals at the AIS, as well as all learning materials and camp apparel. Participants will stay on-site at the AIS and will be supervised by Camp Coordinators at all times throughout the camp.

Spots are limited and restricted to the first twelve (12) competitors who apply and meet the pre-selection criteria. Applications for the AMSF Motorsport Camp close on Friday 19th March, 2010. For further details and to download a registration form, please visit www.amsf.org.au or contact James Madder on 03 9593 7792.