CONFEDERATION OF AUSTRALIAN MOTOR SPORT 2017 CAMS JAYCO AUSTRALIAN FORMULA 4 CHAMPIONSHIP

CONFEDERATION OF AUSTRALIAN MOTOR SPORT 2017 CAMS JAYCO AUSTRALIAN FORMULA 4 CHAMPIONSHIP

INTRODUCING FORMULA 4 FORMULA 4: DISCOVERING TOMORROW S TALENTS Introduced in 2015, the CAMS Jayco Australian Formula 4 Championship is the critical step between elite junior karting, Formula 3 and ultimately Formula 1. WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Formula 4 has been developed and certified by the Federation Internationale de l Automobile (FIA) as the pre-eminent open-wheel development category across the globe. The over-arching aim of this category is to unearth the next generation of Australian drivers who aspire to achieve locally in Supercars or internationally to Formula 1. GLOBAL CHAMPIONSHIP PRIZE MONEY A total of $17,500 prize money is on offer at each round through the Jayco Road to the World, with $10,000 awarded to each round winner, $5,000 for second place and $2,500 for third. REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP CONFEDERATION OF AUSTRALIAN MOTOR SPORT FormulaFord AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIP STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

CONFEDERATION OF AUSTRALIAN MOTOR SPORT FORMULA 4 AROUND THE WORLD BRITAIN 10 7 NORTH EUROPEAN ZONE USA 5 SpAIN 7 8 germany 7 JAPAN MEXICO 8 ITALY 7 5 CHINA UAE 6 6 SOUTH EAST ASIA 6

WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE... PARTNERS 2017 CALENDAR ROUNDS 1 & 2 7 9 APRIL SANDOWN (VIC) ROUND 3 5 7 MAY BARBAGALLO (WA) ROUND 4 26 28 MAY PHILLIP ISLAND (VIC) ROUND 5 28 30 JULY QUEENSLAND RACEWAY (QLD) ROUND 6 18 20 AUGUST SYDNEY MOTORSPORT PARK (NSW) WEEKEND SCHEDULE A race weekend takes this format: DAY 1 Practice 1 Practice 2 DAY 2 Qualifying Race 1 DAY 3 Race 2 Race 3 ROUND 7 20 22 OCTOBER GOLD COAST (QLD)

COVERAGE & REACH Fans The Championship leverages the power of the Supercars Championship fan base: Third most attended sport in Australia: approximately 2,000,000 people attended Supercars events in 2014. Fourth most watched sport in Australia: 19 million viewers across 371 hours of broadcast television. Passionate & diverse national fan base: 34% female / 66% male 71% earn over $70k (40% over $100k) 78% are tertiary educated (or studying) Source: Nielsen CMV - S01 Participants Over 150,000 people participate in four-wheeled motor sport across Australia. On average they spend 9 nights per year away from home participating in motor sport and generate $1.3 billion in direct industry output. Source: Ernst & Young 2014

COVERAGE & REACH 2016 F4 Viewership (Metro) Statistics Event Date Day of week Coverage Peak Audience Tasmania 01/04/2016 Friday Fox Sports 69,000 02/04/2016 Saturday Fox Sports 140,000 03/04/2016 Sunday Fox Sports 191,000 Phillip Island 15/04/2016 Friday Fox Sports 55,000 16/04/2016 Saturday Fox Sports 114,000 Sydney 03/07/2016 Sunday Online** 15,000 24/07/2016 Sunday SBS* 229,187 Ipswich 23/07/2016 Saturday Fox Sports 81,000 24/07/2016 Sunday Fox Sports 53,000 Sandown 16/09/2016 Friday Fox Sports 57,000 17/09/2016 Saturday Fox Sports 71,000 17/09/2016 Saturday TEN* 560,000 18/09/2016 Sunday Fox Sports 51,000 18/09/2016 Sunday TEN* 226,000 Gold Coast 21/10/2016 Friday Fox Sports 64,000 22/10/2016 Saturday Fox Sports 60,000 22/10/2016 Saturday TEN* 1,080,000 23/10/2016 Sunday Fox Sports 71,000 23/10/2016 Sunday TEN* 547,000 * Denotes FTA coverage ** Denotes live stream coverage & Speedweek post-produced audience 2015 F4 Viewership (Metro) Statistics Event Date Peak Audience Townsville* Friday 10 July 34,000 Peak Audience FTA (Metro + Regional) Saturday 11 July 42,000 359,000 Sunday 12 July 41,000 529,000 Ipswich Friday 31 July 15,000 Saturday 1 August 44,000 Sunday 2 August 60,000 Sydney Friday 21 August 19,000 Saturday 22 August 41,000 Sunday 23 August 45,000 Sandown* Friday 11 September 32,000 Saturday 12 September 53,000 351,000 Sunday 13 September 56,000 250,000 Gold Coast* Friday 23 October 43,000 Saturday 24 October 97,000 500,000 Sunday 25 October 118,000 670,000 Phillip Island Friday 20 November 37,000 Saturday 21 November 94,000 Sunday 22 November 86,000 Homebush* Saturday 5 December 79,000 270,000 Sunday 6 December 75,000 319,000

DIGITAL AUDIENCE AS OF AUGUST 2016 48,000 SESSIONS 72.1% FROM AUSTRALIA I THINK IT S GOING TO BE THE FUTURE OF JUNIOR MOTOR SPORT IN THIS COUNTRY, AND IT S ONLY GOING TO GROW BIGGER AND BETTER. MARK RUNDLE - TEAM BRM 2.3 AVERAGE PAGES PER SESSION 115,000 PAGE VIEWS 28,200 USER VISITS 23,900 ORGANIC SEARCH PAGE SESSIONS 5,800 DIRECT URL PAGE SESSIONS FACEBOOK 3,150 LIKES 137,400 VIDEO VIEWS (YEARLY) 47,350 26% / 74% MONTHLY POST REACH FEMALE / MALE ENGAGEMENT

MEDIA & ONLINE In addition to Television coverage, the championship and drivers are promoted through the following channels: A dedicated website with driver profiles and feature stories. Official Formula 4 Championship social media channels (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram). Team/Driver exposure in all official championship media releases. Media and PR support/training for drivers. Reports on all Practice, Qualifying and Race sessions. Live Tweeting throughout all sessions. Dedicated on-track and TV commentary. Driver interviews from Supercars Media after each race. Sponsor Placement Sponsor Placement IT S [F4] GOING TO MAKE THAT NEXT STEP, THE TRANSITION, SO MUCH EASIER. IT S HONESTLY A REALLY GOOD THING FOR AUSTRALIAN KIDS COMING UP. DANIEL RICCIARDO AUSTRALIAN F4 PATRON

THE BRAND Primary Branding / Logo for the CAMS Jayco Australian Formula 4 Championship: CARS SIGNAGE Teams have access to extensive signage on livery of all cars. STANDARD F4 DRIVER (WHITE NUMBER PLATE) ROOKIE F4 DRIVER (YELLOW NUMBER PLATE RESERVED TEAM LOGO TEAM LOGO LIGHT VERSION (POSITIVE) DARK VERSION (NEGATIVE) Concept only - May differ from final product

FORMULA 4 ALUMNI 2015 CHAMPION JORDAN LLOYD 2015 RUNNER UP THOMAS RANDLE 2015 LUIS LEEDS 2015 ZANE GODDARD After a dominant season in 2015 with Team BRM, appearing on the podium in every round, Lloyd graduated to the USF2000 Series in the United States in 2016. Racing as a support category to the IndyCar Series, the Toowoomba driver hopes to emulate Australian IndyCar champion Will Power. Lloyd also tested a European Formula 3 car with world renowned squad Carlin as reward for his 2015 efforts. Runner up in the 2015 championship, Randle was immediately itching to prove himself overseas. The Victorian stepped up to the BRDC British Formula 3 Championship, claiming ten podiums, two wins and one pole position, In 2017, Randle was crowned Toyota Racing Series NZ Champion and is due to compete in the British LMP3 Cup Championship. The Victorian teenager had an impressive 2015 in Australian Formula 4, and was duly rewarded with a spot aboard the Red Bull Junior Team in 2016. Leeds seemlessly adapted to British Formula 4, scoring three wins and nine podiums in 2016. In 2017, he will compete in the Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 Championship with 2016 champion squad Josef Kaufmann Racing. Starting his circuit racing career in Australian Formula 4 in 2015 after several seasons in karts, Goddard was the only rookie to secure front-row race starts. Two race wins, two pole positions and six podiums were Goddard s highlights of his graduation to British F4 in 2016. Goddard will also compete in Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 during 2017 with renowned open-wheel specialists Arden.

FORMULA 4 ALUMNI 2016 CHAMPION WILL BROWN 2016 3rd JORDAN LOVE 2016 JACK SMITH The Toowoomba racer competed in two highly successful seasons of Australian Formula 4. During his debut season in 2015, he finished third in the overall standings and was crowned Burson Auto Parts Rookie of the Year. Brown improved further in 2016 with six race wins, seven podium appearances and becoming champion in the process. In 2017, Brown graduates to Supercars feeder category, the Super2 Series. After two seasons of Australian Formula 4, 2016 was his best year with four race wins and six podium appearances with Team BRM. Love s efforts were rewarded by becoming a Jamey Blaikie Scholarship recipient by Porsche Australia, where he will compete in the Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge. Jack Smith made the graduation from a successful kart career to open-wheel racing with AGI Sport in 2016. Smith s best result included being Burson Auto Parts Rookie of the Round winner at Queensland Raceway. The Gold Coast teenager will now step up to the Super2 Series in 2017 with iconic Australian touring car team Brad Jones Racing.

ACTIVATION Teams and sponsors will have the opportunity to leverage involvement through brand activation initiatives: Access to ticketing for each round of Supercars at which the Formula 4 Championship is run. Opportunity for drivers to access promotional appearances and gain personal brand exposure. Access to corporate hospitality at Formula 4 rounds. Opportunity to display sponsor signage on team garages. Opportunity for access to money-can t-buy opportunities including coaching from industry professionals and sponsor/race team networking. Extensive signage on livery of all cars, branding on driver s suits and staff uniforms. ROOKIE OF THE YEAR AWARD Awarded to the highest ranking driver in their first year of Formula 4 competition, the Burson Auto Parts Rookie of the Year award will be prestented to the winner at the Australian Formula 4 end of season evening. Powered By

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FORMULA 4 TEAMS NEW SOUTH WALES AGI SPORT VICTORIA JUNIOR RACING DEVELOPMENT SOUTH AUSTRALIA TEAM BRM VICTORIA ZAGAME MOTORSPORT AGI Sport was founded in February 2012 by brothers Adam and Nathan Gotch and quickly made a noteworthy impact on the Australian Formula 3 Scene. Team principal Adam Gotch has enjoyed a long and diverse career in professional motor sport including Formula 1, A1GP and Euro F3. Adam Gotch: 0416 876 933 JRD was established with the motivation of developing young up and coming drivers and equipping them with the necessary skills required to enable them to be immediately competitive in higher profile categories they will experience as they progress their careers. Brett MacLennan: 0410 587 122 Statistically one of Australia s most successful open-wheel teams, Team BRM has won seven Australian Formula 3 Championships and six CAMS Gold Star/Australian Drivers Championships. Drivers like Bruno Senna, Nick Percat, Tim Macrow, Karl Reindler, Mitch Evans, Earl Bamber, Richie Stanaway and Jordan Lloyd amongst others have benefited from the team s open wheel programs. Mark Rundle: 0400 099 978 Headed up by a team with over 30 years motor sport experience, Zagame Motorsport offers clients access to the world of racing; alongside Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren, Aston Martin, Audi and Lotus. This exciting new division of the Zagame Automotive business offers a complete sales, service and arrive and drive opportunity for racing enthusiasts with a focus on comprehensive customer service, value and professionalism. Cameron McConville: 03 9270 7000

CONTACT US Michael Smith General Manager - Motor Sport michael.smith@cams.com.au David Corrigan Formula 4 Operations Manager +61 428 430 359 david.corrigan@cams.com.au

CONFEDERATION OF AUSTRALIAN MOTOR SPORT FAST FACTS The Confederation of Australian Motor Sport Ltd (CAMS) is a leading not-for-profit member-based organisation focused on the development, promotion, regulation and administration of motor sport across Australia. CAMS has a proud history as the custodian of motor sport in Australia since 1953. The organisation is the Australian National Sporting Authority (ASN) delegated by the Fédération Internationale de l Automobile (FIA), the governing body for world motor sport and the federation of the world s leading motoring organisations. CAMS is a recognised National Sporting Organisation (NSO) endorsed by the Commonwealth Government, via the Australian Sport Commission (ASC) CAMS engages with a wide demographic of personnel from juniors (12 years) to mature aged members (60+) CAMS sanctions over 2,200 motoring events per year across Australia CAMS is a professional organisation that is internationally recognised as a world leader in motor sport CAMS is an inclusive organisation, operated by and for all competitors, officials, affiliated clubs and members CAMS activities service all States and Territories and span all areas of motoring for all competitors, officials, affiliated clubs and members CAMS manages a membership base of approximately 75,000 people including over 23,500 licensed motor sport competitors CAMS is one of Australia s largest volunteer-based sporting organisations with approximately 9,250 accredited volunteer officials There are over 530 CAMS Affiliated Clubs across Australia CAMS is a FIA Institute approved Regional Training Provider which has delivered training programs to over 20 countries around the world region since 2010

CONFEDERATION OF AUSTRALIAN MOTOR SPORT CONFEDERATION OF AUSTRALIAN MOTOR SPORT 851 DANDENONG RD, MALVERN EAST, VIC 3145 PH 1300 883 959 FAX (03) 9593 7700 FORMULA4@CAMS.COM.AU