The 1995 Australian Sports Sedan Championship was a CAMS sanctioned

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.Garry O’Brien, Crowned for consistency, Australian Auto Action, August 23, 1995.

Calendar

The championship was contested over a four round series.Garry O'Brien, Thunder Clearing, Australian Motor Racing Yearbook 1995, pages 244 to 249

Championship results

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References

National Sports Sedan Series Sports Sedan Championship