Who wants a new track in CT?
02-26-2012, 10:54 AM
#16
Dude, CT has plenty of tracks right now. The ratio of tracks per square mileage in CT is probably among one of the highest in the Country. Support the tracks that are already in business and doing a great job of providing great places to enjoy racing RC.
02-26-2012, 02:24 PM
#17
New tracks in big areas will help actually. The more people that come to check out the track, the more will join or try the hobby.
Many tracks have rentals and this way you can try it out and if you like it you get into it. A great way to make money and have more people join the hobby.
This is where im getting at. Do you see how many young kids are in the hobby? That means that somehow they are getting into the hobby and one kf those reasons are check ling out the tracks or driving a hobby RC Car for the first time.
Many tracks have rentals and this way you can try it out and if you like it you get into it. A great way to make money and have more people join the hobby.
This is where im getting at. Do you see how many young kids are in the hobby? That means that somehow they are getting into the hobby and one kf those reasons are check ling out the tracks or driving a hobby RC Car for the first time.
02-26-2012, 03:17 PM
#18
Tech Fanatic
In many cases you can tell a lot about who someone supports by their signature. If someone supports a company 2000 miles away, what's that tell you their local interest.
And yes I have heard that CT has more tracks per capita than any other state.
I believe there are at least 4 in New Haven county/ Waterbury area alone.
And yes I have heard that CT has more tracks per capita than any other state.
I believe there are at least 4 in New Haven county/ Waterbury area alone.
02-26-2012, 03:24 PM
#19
how about this, try actually racing somewhere where you can be an real suporter and an asset to the r/c community instead of shooting random ideas from behind the keyboard. u are surrounded by awesome tracks!! be grateful you live near so many r/c resources and utilize them
Thats all! So...
02-26-2012, 03:30 PM
#20
In many cases you can tell a lot about who someone supports by their signature. If someone supports a company 2000 miles away, what's that tell you their local interest.
And yes I have heard that CT has more tracks per capita than any other state. I believe there are at least 4 in New Haven county/ Waterbury area alone.
And yes I have heard that CT has more tracks per capita than any other state.
I believe there are at least 4 in New Haven county/ Waterbury area alone.RCHR
Wolcott
wolcott Indoor
Pinshop
Pinshop indoor
Rc Madness
RC HOBBBIES AND MORE
Last edited by TreadRCracing; 02-26-2012 at 07:17 PM.
02-26-2012, 05:01 PM
#21
Anybody have A-Mains number,im intrested in having a point series with them,want to see what tires work on thier track..
Last edited by Pin Shop; 02-26-2012 at 05:04 PM. Reason: jk
02-26-2012, 06:59 PM
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02-27-2012, 12:42 PM
#28
Tech Fanatic
Giovanni, Just go ahead and rent the space, get the electricity, sewer, water, insurance, zoning approvals, have materials trucked in (don't forget the clay from Motorama), get a timing system, build the drivers stand and safety fencing. It's just that easy. Did I forget anything guys?
Then just start racing. Don't forget the you have to run the race now, instead of actually being there to just race, and keep the track in good condition. Don't worry about stocking anything, just have wifi available so your customers can order online. Don't forget to have fun!
Then just start racing. Don't forget the you have to run the race now, instead of actually being there to just race, and keep the track in good condition. Don't worry about stocking anything, just have wifi available so your customers can order online. Don't forget to have fun!
02-27-2012, 02:34 PM
#29
Giovanni, Just go ahead and rent the space, get the electricity, sewer, water, insurance, zoning approvals, have materials trucked in (don't forget the clay from Motorama), get a timing system, build the drivers stand and safety fencing. It's just that easy. Did I forget anything guys?
Then just start racing. Don't forget the you have to run the race now, instead of actually being there to just race, and keep the track in good condition. Don't worry about stocking anything, just have wifi available so your customers can order online. Don't forget to have fun!
Then just start racing. Don't forget the you have to run the race now, instead of actually being there to just race, and keep the track in good condition. Don't worry about stocking anything, just have wifi available so your customers can order online. Don't forget to have fun!
02-27-2012, 03:49 PM
#30
hey gio i can help and i can also get really cheap topsoil for the track let me know when u wanna start