Ready to Run Raceway - 2010 RRR Trophy Race - Summer wrap up
08-06-2010, 09:45 AM
#16
maybe Irocc will consider the Mini class for next year for us main landers?
08-08-2010, 01:52 AM
#19
Tech Fanatic
Get ready you guys because we are going to make sure that from the sportsman to the expert you are going to have the best time you could ever imagine.
On road in the lower mainland needs a shot in the arm and we are going to give it that shot that it needs .
Just like last year we want to invite all our on road friends to join us in our celabration of out door rc but to also cap off a fantastic season of competition between great friends.
I have always loved on road rc and will also work to bring the best to our area
Get ready for the Future.
On road in the lower mainland needs a shot in the arm and we are going to give it that shot that it needs .
Just like last year we want to invite all our on road friends to join us in our celabration of out door rc but to also cap off a fantastic season of competition between great friends.
I have always loved on road rc and will also work to bring the best to our area
Get ready for the Future.
08-09-2010, 02:04 AM
#20
Pro10/Mini
Hi Eddie,
Thanks for considering Pro10. We are putting together a large contingent of racers from IROCC and the addition of Pro10 will make it more interesting for our electric-only racers.
We will have lots of entries in Stock and Nitro, and there are even some racers here considering tracking down a Mini chassis.
Looking forward to it!
Blake
Thanks for considering Pro10. We are putting together a large contingent of racers from IROCC and the addition of Pro10 will make it more interesting for our electric-only racers.
We will have lots of entries in Stock and Nitro, and there are even some racers here considering tracking down a Mini chassis.
Looking forward to it!
Blake
I did not know we changed our mind about running Pro10. There must be lot of guys wanting to run it, so we are happy to accomadate this class.
MINI is very popular here. Its just a really fun 2nd/3rd class. We do not expecty IROCC'ers to buy them just for our race. Its just what we run here... Like you guys run Pan Car there.
We look forward to racing with you guys soon!
08-09-2010, 07:32 AM
#21
Tech Fanatic
Don't forget to let your wife know that you must stop at all RC locations.
I did not know we changed our mind about running Pro10. There must be lot of guys wanting to run it, so we are happy to accomadate this class.
MINI is very popular here. Its just a really fun 2nd/3rd class. We do not expecty IROCC'ers to buy them just for our race. Its just what we run here... Like you guys run Pan Car there.
We look forward to racing with you guys soon![/QUOTE]
I did not know we changed our mind about running Pro10. There must be lot of guys wanting to run it, so we are happy to accomadate this class.
MINI is very popular here. Its just a really fun 2nd/3rd class. We do not expecty IROCC'ers to buy them just for our race. Its just what we run here... Like you guys run Pan Car there.
We look forward to racing with you guys soon![/QUOTE]
08-09-2010, 07:33 AM
#22
Tech Fanatic
You guys know what I mean!
08-10-2010, 08:14 AM
#23
Hey, guys.
What is the weight restriction on the minis? I thought I had read somewhere that CDN TCS rules had no restriction but thought I would check.
Thanks in advance.
P.
What is the weight restriction on the minis? I thought I had read somewhere that CDN TCS rules had no restriction but thought I would check.
Thanks in advance.
P.
08-10-2010, 09:55 AM
#24
However most will go faster with some ballast. The cars can get really tippy without it. This is especially true when the track has been sprayed to add grip for the other classes of cars, grip that the minis would rather do without! Cheers,
--mark
08-11-2010, 10:44 AM
#25
Eddie: 17 guys confirmed and counting from IROCC with rooms at the Accent Inn. They have been great to us the last two years a $89 double occupancy for teams and groups!
Mark, thanks for the detail. We just don't want to be worrying about that at the track if we can avoid it so are looking for the race standards to be posted for all. Should be fun!
P.
Mark, thanks for the detail. We just don't want to be worrying about that at the track if we can avoid it so are looking for the race standards to be posted for all. Should be fun!
P.
08-11-2010, 09:45 PM
#26
Tech Fanatic
I'm not good at this but I think this is a file our poster
08-21-2010, 10:08 PM
#27
Tech Fanatic
Only two weeks before our race .
The count down begins !
The count down begins !
08-22-2010, 08:46 AM
#28
classes
hey guys, is this open to anyone? i'd love to bring my 10th scale tamiya out but dunno what the restrictions are....
08-22-2010, 10:17 PM
#29
Tech Fanatic
Our group has been talking.
To give the mini some speed and still keep some type of rule on the car we decided the rules for the mini motor is going to be a limit of a brushed twenty seven turn motor (no brushless motors allowed). Other then that the class rules are posted at the beginning of the thread for the actual Annual Challenge.
The rest of the season we basically run a test and tune session with practice races throughout the day for some of the classes to keep in check with the timing system.
We welcome you with any car as long as it falls within
the tenth scale area .
I encourage you to come out .
To give the mini some speed and still keep some type of rule on the car we decided the rules for the mini motor is going to be a limit of a brushed twenty seven turn motor (no brushless motors allowed). Other then that the class rules are posted at the beginning of the thread for the actual Annual Challenge.
The rest of the season we basically run a test and tune session with practice races throughout the day for some of the classes to keep in check with the timing system.
We welcome you with any car as long as it falls within
the tenth scale area .
I encourage you to come out .
08-23-2010, 06:39 AM
#30
Hey - I just bought two silver cans only for this race now you change? A bit late in the game, isn't it?