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The track is a solid clay surface (very green) with good bite. Mostly SC and 1/8 buggies, but that will evolve as the crowd grows. Guys that own the track are new "old" RC'ers and screamed "no f@#$*king way!!! A RC10!!!" When my buggy came out, so that was a plus the track is very basic, but hopefully they will learn to adapt the layout to their experience as time goes on. Ran SC with my 22SCT and stomped all the 1/8 cars....with my B44.1 both mains...you would have heard the guys on the stand during the race

It's also 15min from my house, and the owners live in my neighborhood. Good day!

If my yard was just a little bit bigger, that would solve my gardening issues.

Cool. Where is that track Reggie? What's their race schedule like?

Very cool story great location too!

I love beating Fuel racers with electric cars! Nothing wads their panties more!

Orange wrote:I love beating Fuel racers with electric cars! Nothing wads their panties more!

Even better....the main winner gets a purse from entries

Lucky dog you!

must have been like taking candy from a baby on that track reggie.

They've been very open to suggestion regarding the track, they added a large banked corner and allowed me to prep the surface with a little trick I had from the dirt oval days- dropped 4 sec per lap...but was rough on super-soft tires (one pack) but I tested JCon blues out with decent wear (4-6 packs) and am testing JCon oranges (high temp) out Fri afternoon- we are also adding a six-pack into the infield plus a middle jump to the back double (all the 1/8 cars overjump it, and most 1/10th short it)

Also 4 guys just bought B4.2's in the area-

it's fun being there for the "birth" of a racing scene.

Yup! Now I need to find them an.AMB system for under 4k...and figure out how to finance it-

Where IS this place again? You keeping it a secret or something?