There is so much talent showing up for this apparently that no one could possibly pick a favorite to win the whole show, especially with the mix of carpet and asphalt.
To me the points are a far second compared to the incredible racing fun that this brings.
It would be a real bummer to miss out on running as many as one could attend even if it's only one or two.
Unless of course one thinks they may have a shot at taking a title ;)
Can't wait to see how that plays out.

Seemed each race had different lead groups. And 15 minutes was a long time for no mistakes. Love it !!!

Single day awards were given out yesterday for both classes if that interests you in the future. I likely won't be able to attend all of the rounds but that won't stop me from trying to attend as many UF1 days as I can ;)

The results are listed on TQ's site....
https://www.tqrcracing.com/forum/vie...e=1&f_keyword=

Videos on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/user/tqrcracing

$20 racing at Cal Sunday September 30th. Time for some tarmac practice before the next round...

What tires?

Very broken in tamiya kit fronts and 72 rears are always a good start for CalRC. I have some to borrow if you need them.

Love that helping attitude Mike. Wish more had it...

I'm hoping to finally get back on the track at Cal for F-1 on the 30th!! Be good to get some F-1 time!!

UF1 format was fun.

F1 motor at Cal, what to do...? 21.5?
F2 class maybe if turnout is good? 25.5?

1 throwout for the season.

And, just remember, other people will have throwouts as well so, yeah. Come on out - have a great time!

I say run the 21.5 and learn what to do. You guys were killing it Sunday.

Maybe they'll be enough to separate them. And, maybe we can get 10 minute qualifiers and mains.

What's this F2 class thing you talk about - you're an F1 driver now, buddy.!

To clarify, is 1 throw out 1 complete race day or 1 round from any day?