DIRT OVAL
09-20-2009, 12:28 AM
#1
DIRT OVAL
Hey Guys, just wanted to let everyone know there is a Indoor and Outdoor dirt oval in Princeton. The Outdoor season is coming to a close, but the indoor electric will be starting up soon. Here is a link: http://www.radmanracing.com/Lakeside...eside-Home.htm They also run 1/18 late model class..
Any questions you can pm me
Any questions you can pm me
09-20-2009, 12:22 PM
#3
The sit is a work in progress, there are some pics of the indoor. It is small, but its a blast when the there is snow on the ground. They run 1/18 (losi late model) ,1/10 2wd buggy (open), 2wd truck (open), Novice, and maybe even 1/10 4wd. The track is small, usually 13.5 is more than enough...
09-21-2009, 06:38 PM
#4
To help gather interest until the site is up you should post some rules on here. And like Matt said, it would be cool to have MN dirt oval tracks work together. I'm very curious what the Open 2wd buggy class is like. Unfortunately I'm worried that it falls between two more standard classes. Limited Late Models which are 2wd off road buggies with limited modifications and Outlaw Late Models which are full blown purpose built chassis and suspension.
Although I don't always agree with them but Dirt Oval .com has a good baseline of nationally recognized rules that might be a good idea to work from. Also keep in mind that MMR will be trying to race Limited Late Models on carpet this winter also.
Just a couple ideas. I'm happy there is more interest in dirt oval racing, or oval in general. I might try to get up there to check the place out. I can't wait to see more pics too.
Although I don't always agree with them but Dirt Oval .com has a good baseline of nationally recognized rules that might be a good idea to work from. Also keep in mind that MMR will be trying to race Limited Late Models on carpet this winter also.
Just a couple ideas. I'm happy there is more interest in dirt oval racing, or oval in general. I might try to get up there to check the place out. I can't wait to see more pics too.
09-22-2009, 02:58 PM
#5
To help gather interest until the site is up you should post some rules on here. And like Matt said, it would be cool to have MN dirt oval tracks work together. I'm very curious what the Open 2wd buggy class is like. Unfortunately I'm worried that it falls between two more standard classes. Limited Late Models which are 2wd off road buggies with limited modifications and Outlaw Late Models which are full blown purpose built chassis and suspension.
Although I don't always agree with them but Dirt Oval .com has a good baseline of nationally recognized rules that might be a good idea to work from. Also keep in mind that MMR will be trying to race Limited Late Models on carpet this winter also.
Just a couple ideas. I'm happy there is more interest in dirt oval racing, or oval in general. I might try to get up there to check the place out. I can't wait to see more pics too.
Although I don't always agree with them but Dirt Oval .com has a good baseline of nationally recognized rules that might be a good idea to work from. Also keep in mind that MMR will be trying to race Limited Late Models on carpet this winter also.
Just a couple ideas. I'm happy there is more interest in dirt oval racing, or oval in general. I might try to get up there to check the place out. I can't wait to see more pics too.
Well actually I am just another racer a this track, and the track hasn't been around very long. Last year was the debut for us, and basically a bunch of guys getting together slingin dirt. They do keep points, and the 2wd buggy class is probably the most competitive class there. Its a lot of fun, and its cheap. The classes really dont have much for rules, basically can run whatcha brung. No motor limit, but you cant have a frankenstein car..
More to come...
09-22-2009, 06:32 PM
#6
It sounds cool and I hope to see more pictures. I just read the website and noticed you guys run Friday nights in the winter. It might be fun to mix it up a bit.
What kind of car counts do you guys get in each class? Is there a scoring system?
What kind of car counts do you guys get in each class? Is there a scoring system?
Last edited by fig865; 09-22-2009 at 06:33 PM. Reason: Corrected myself.
09-23-2009, 05:49 PM
#7
As far as scoring, we are still stuck in the 19th century, so we use "counters", or the marshall's count for someone.
09-24-2009, 04:36 PM
#9
I run an Rb5, and an RT5, usually DD's or holeshots, sometimes even bowties. The track is clay-black dirt mix, and it kinda sheds, so there is some dust on the outer half. I usually run 17.5 or 13.5, there is not much need for more than that..I picked up a Losi late model, because they fit the track size really well..
09-26-2009, 10:29 PM
#12
Dont worry about Bill here, he's totally harmless. I am unsure the exact date, but I will find out shortly and report back, or you can email Joe
http://www.radmanracing.com/Lakeside...de-Contact.htm
http://www.radmanracing.com/Lakeside...de-Contact.htm
10-06-2009, 12:21 PM
#14
Alright, weather has sucked quite a bit lately. All the big car races rained out last weekend and the next couple weeks are probably not going to be great either. I wanna start racing indoors.
I forgot to ask this: Do you guys run LM bodies on your 2wd buggys? I got my Tea's Limited LM ready to go and we are limited to a 13.5 so it might just be a tire swap to run up there. Besides, the more I think about it Friday nights might work well for me.
I can't wait.
I forgot to ask this: Do you guys run LM bodies on your 2wd buggys? I got my Tea's Limited LM ready to go and we are limited to a 13.5 so it might just be a tire swap to run up there. Besides, the more I think about it Friday nights might work well for me.
I can't wait.