nnick

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Here are my tries
It's square is 2.5x2.5m

Nick

nnick

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another one
It's square is 2.5x2.5m

Nick

fastcats

we just opened our new outdoor track, 150 x 53, recently paved....here are some pics and at the bottom a video, unfortunately we got some rain in the late afternoon, but there is always next weekend!
http://www.team-titan-ca.com/0529/0529.htm

mistercrash

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I am so impressed with all the things you guys are doing with this club. You must have been thinking about this club for months, if not years to come up with such innovative ideas. I really hope I can find the time to go race and practice at your club this summer, if you don't mind having a french Canadian in the pits

fastcats

sure you're welcome to join us and we all ready have some french canadians in the pits, and asians and italians and philipino's and jamaicans and....well you get the picture, the more the merrier!

snopro31

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Well hopefully this winter we can add some prairy boys to ever growing list of people that have been in the pits .

trackdesigner71

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anybody else? I drew up a few and hopefully I can post them up in the coming days

trackdesigner71

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I've been busy...here are a couple of my latest pieces of work...(Hoping to pull the TC3 out of storage at the end of the summer and give it a good shakedown). I should mention that my offroad design lacks bumps and jumps because the version of trackmaker I use doesn't include them, but I will tr and include the hand drawn version so you can see where everything fits

TimPotter

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Anyone care to discuss the nuts and bolts of the track barriers ? Like what do most of you guys use ? How do the permanant facility make thier barriers...

I am guessing the most common barries are PVC Pipe, 2x4's ...

trackdesigner71

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Here are the hand drawn representations of the tracks I posted earlier

teamgp

I've attached the layout of our new local indoor carpet track when it was first completed in January and the current layout as of the beginning of May.

We don't have as much space (keeping 8' ROAR legal lanes) and have to re-use the piping without any additional, so its kinda tough to switch around at times.

mistercrash

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I'm with you on this one. A "track making thread" should show ALL the aspects of making a track, not just drawings. So lets hear it from members of existing clubs, track owners or anyone with ideas on how to create a track, what materials to use, what kind of barriers, how to hold everything together, a secret recipe of dirt and clay for off road, a special asphalt coating for on road. Show us what's out there. Pictures, drawings, plans on HOW your track is or will be made.

teamgp

Here's a few options I drew up for our smallish track.

Three are fast and two are mixed.

Names:
1. "Double Oval" - balance of left/right turns
2. "Oval S" - right biased turns
3. "Power chicanes" - right biased turns
4. "Loop D Loop" - balance of left/right turns
5. "Small Snake" - right biased turns

teamgp

Two technical ones.

Names:
1. "Big Snake" - balance of left/right turns
2. "Diag" - balance of left/right turns

gaz8

hi ive just looked at this thread good work lads there is some nice tracks here

teamgp especially this one

4. "Loop D Loop" - balance of left/right turns

cheers gaz