full contact racing
#1
full contact racing
Thought I might share what we're doing in New Zealand, racing RC Stockcars around an oval track with full contact!!!
Normal race rules apply except foryou can take anyone out at anytime... in fact this is encouraged, points are awarded for rollovers
check out www.rcredneckracing.co.nz for more pics & info
I would be interested to think what you guys think about this alternitive in RC racing
http://www.rcredneckracing.co.nz/Ope...s/image014.jpg
Normal race rules apply except foryou can take anyone out at anytime... in fact this is encouraged, points are awarded for rollovers
check out www.rcredneckracing.co.nz for more pics & info
I would be interested to think what you guys think about this alternitive in RC racing
http://www.rcredneckracing.co.nz/Ope...s/image014.jpg
#2
Gee I didn't know there were rednecks down under.
#4
get really used to racing this type of racing and then go race at a ROAR event... that will be very interesting
#5
Why?
I'm absolutely stumped - no offense.
Why would an organization promote this type of driving?
Any body can bully their way around a track, the skill
is in non-contact and moving through the field avoiding
contact, not initiating it?
These things are expensive enough without having someone
intentionally take you out for points
I don't get it?
Why would an organization promote this type of driving?
Any body can bully their way around a track, the skill
is in non-contact and moving through the field avoiding
contact, not initiating it?
These things are expensive enough without having someone
intentionally take you out for points
I don't get it?
#6
Originally Posted by Jo Gutierrez
get really used to racing this type of racing and then go race at a ROAR event... that will be very interesting
I guess they don't play VRC but Burnout on PS2 for training :-))) Sounds cool but the bodies are ugly
#7
Rednecks downunder!! Hmnn, can we say, "put another possum on the barbie"?
#9
Originally Posted by Ducati-Rider
I'm absolutely stumped - no offense.
Why would an organization promote this type of driving?
Any body can bully their way around a track, the skill
is in non-contact and moving through the field avoiding
contact, not initiating it?
These things are expensive enough without having someone
intentionally take you out for points
I don't get it?
Why would an organization promote this type of driving?
Any body can bully their way around a track, the skill
is in non-contact and moving through the field avoiding
contact, not initiating it?
These things are expensive enough without having someone
intentionally take you out for points
I don't get it?
NZ Stockcars are an actual racing form were contact is also incouraged
www.pnspeedway.co.nz
Teams racing is the best were you'll have a couple of runners while the rest try to block the opposition runners from winning... very entertaining & destructive
#10
Originally Posted by itchy b
our necks get red from the harsh sun
this form of racing looks to be a lot of fun and with the cage arangement the cars are well protected too so it minimises brakages
this form of racing looks to be a lot of fun and with the cage arangement the cars are well protected too so it minimises brakages
#12
Hell that's how I do it anyways. Hey any tracks here on the big island (Hawaii)I could vsit while I am here?
Jim
Jim
#13
i think i would be fun how about a figure 8 lol that would kill and look at the cars there so not gona break they got bars all around them LOL
#14
I would actually dig trying to race that class for fun. I just wouldn't look forward to marshalling ... ouch!
#15
Originally Posted by kidDynomite
I would actually dig trying to race that class for fun. I just wouldn't look forward to marshalling ... ouch!