Team drivers wanted
11-04-2008, 12:00 PM
#1
Team drivers wanted
Caster Racing is looking for team drivers in the Northeast and anyone West of Iowa for the 2009 season.
We are looking for experienced 1/10 scale electric racers that are just as good in the pits with public relations as they are on the track with performance. There will be a contract and there will be a resume requirement and interview. However, get the opportunity to be part of a growing company that actually cares about its customers and team drivers and save some money doing what you love anyway.
This is not a paid position, but a sponsorship. If you can prove that your local tracks will allow electrics alone or can run with nitro classes, we will offer sponsorship under the fusion lines.
We have been working frantically over the last year intentionally keeping small and figuring out what needs to be improved, what needs to be modified, and what works from an engineering and durability standpoint and ended up with the fusion line.
Our goal is to prove that Caster Racing not only was the first 1/8 scale electric production line, but to prove it is the best choice on the track for 1/8 scale electric racing.
contact [email protected] for details.
We are looking for experienced 1/10 scale electric racers that are just as good in the pits with public relations as they are on the track with performance. There will be a contract and there will be a resume requirement and interview. However, get the opportunity to be part of a growing company that actually cares about its customers and team drivers and save some money doing what you love anyway.
This is not a paid position, but a sponsorship. If you can prove that your local tracks will allow electrics alone or can run with nitro classes, we will offer sponsorship under the fusion lines.
We have been working frantically over the last year intentionally keeping small and figuring out what needs to be improved, what needs to be modified, and what works from an engineering and durability standpoint and ended up with the fusion line.
Our goal is to prove that Caster Racing not only was the first 1/8 scale electric production line, but to prove it is the best choice on the track for 1/8 scale electric racing.
contact [email protected] for details.
11-04-2008, 12:23 PM
#2
I can vouch for Mike and say that anyone will be extremely happy with the product, durability and handling and the customer service is one of the best out there if not the best IMO because you are not considered just a driver but part of the company and they actually take note of your ideas and findings and put them to use in making a product better. You feel like you actually have a relationship with a company and not just a manager of a team.
11-04-2008, 01:35 PM
#6
Darn, to bad I just started racing. Maybe as I become better.
I guess I'm going to have to keep saving up for the fusion ex-1 or hopefully the truggy will be released.
I guess I'm going to have to keep saving up for the fusion ex-1 or hopefully the truggy will be released.
11-04-2008, 01:39 PM
#7
I can also vouch for Mike and the gang. These cars were thought out very well and I can also verify the durability of them as well. This is a great opportunity, take advantage of it if you can.
Jason
Jason
11-04-2008, 02:25 PM
#8
11-04-2008, 03:19 PM
#11
I dont know how it compares to a Losi, but I can testify that the electric buggy handles very well on the track. I was very pleased with the way it performed when I drove it.
11-04-2008, 03:55 PM
#12
i read the first post this morning and have been thinking all day, uumm 1/8 scale electric that would be pretty cool, wonder if it would take off out here in the NW. Then i check back and it finally sinks in, ohh, thier talking off road, i'm such a dork,
however, is there a web site or somewhere to see some pictures of this car. I've been debating back and forth between getting a nitro 1/8 scale or electric version to add to the stable of cars to play with.
thanks, for any info
however, is there a web site or somewhere to see some pictures of this car. I've been debating back and forth between getting a nitro 1/8 scale or electric version to add to the stable of cars to play with.
thanks, for any info
11-04-2008, 07:24 PM
#14
i read the first post this morning and have been thinking all day, uumm 1/8 scale electric that would be pretty cool, wonder if it would take off out here in the NW. Then i check back and it finally sinks in, ohh, thier talking off road, i'm such a dork,
however, is there a web site or somewhere to see some pictures of this car. I've been debating back and forth between getting a nitro 1/8 scale or electric version to add to the stable of cars to play with.
thanks, for any info
however, is there a web site or somewhere to see some pictures of this car. I've been debating back and forth between getting a nitro 1/8 scale or electric version to add to the stable of cars to play with.
thanks, for any info
http://holeshothobbies.com/index.php...products_id=32
11-04-2008, 07:26 PM
#15
www.casterracingusa.com.
then on the left, click on kits....
when you click on a kit, make sure you hit the click to zoom just below the picture. It will show several highly detailed pictures of everything.
then on the left, click on kits....
when you click on a kit, make sure you hit the click to zoom just below the picture. It will show several highly detailed pictures of everything.