Pay to play?
04-30-2005, 03:10 PM
#1
Pay to play?
I never race in a track, so do I need to pay to run my rc? how much?
Oh, and how much it'll cost to enter a race?
thanks
Oh, and how much it'll cost to enter a race?
thanks
04-30-2005, 05:18 PM
#3
Around here its $15....
I hate the logic behind race & practice fees.....$15 for a race and a few bucks for practice. You get more track time in practice!
I hate the logic behind race & practice fees.....$15 for a race and a few bucks for practice. You get more track time in practice!
Last edited by BlackKat; 04-30-2005 at 06:41 PM.
04-30-2005, 05:24 PM
#4
Practicing at my local tracks range from $10-20 for a day's practice. Racing is around $15 to enter as well.
04-30-2005, 06:03 PM
#5
Tech Elite
Originally posted by BlackKat
Around here its $15....
I feel race-fees at a permanent track is stupid (from my POV, its a good way to make cash from the hobby shop's prespective). Instead of comming to the "race" when you schedule it, just come with everyone when you all feel like it and run!
Around here its $15....
I feel race-fees at a permanent track is stupid (from my POV, its a good way to make cash from the hobby shop's prespective). Instead of comming to the "race" when you schedule it, just come with everyone when you all feel like it and run!
Blackkat I am sorry but your post is STUPID. and making cash is the way of the world son
04-30-2005, 06:39 PM
#6
Your STUPID for not looking at it thorugh my point of view.
Instead of comming when they schedule a race, just come with a group of guys, pay the practice fee and run your own "race"
I'll admit...Maybe I wasn't at my brightest when I wrote that post (I didn't quite convey the point/message I wanted to) But I don't take kindly to the flat-out incompetent calling me stupid
Instead of comming when they schedule a race, just come with a group of guys, pay the practice fee and run your own "race"
I'll admit...Maybe I wasn't at my brightest when I wrote that post
(I didn't quite convey the point/message I wanted to) But I don't take kindly to the flat-out incompetent calling me stupid
04-30-2005, 06:48 PM
#7
Tech Elite
Originally posted by BlackKat
Your STUPID for not looking at it thorugh my point of view.
Instead of comming when they schedule a race, just come with a group of guys, pay the practice fee and run your own "race"
I'll admit...Maybe I wasn't at my brightest when I wrote that post But I don't take kindly to the flat-out incompetent calling me stupid
Your STUPID for not looking at it thorugh my point of view.
Instead of comming when they schedule a race, just come with a group of guys, pay the practice fee and run your own "race"
I'll admit...Maybe I wasn't at my brightest when I wrote that post
But I don't take kindly to the flat-out incompetent calling me stupid
Iam sure the track owners had that Idea all along when they build the tracks But Iam sure in all your age and wisdom you are well aware.
and dont call me names or I will tell mom !!
HEY MOM !! Blackkat is calling me names !!!!!!
Last edited by howard hudson; 04-30-2005 at 06:59 PM.
04-30-2005, 06:51 PM
#8
Originally posted by howard hudson
did call you stupid Just your POV and your post.
did call you stupid Just your POV and your post.
j/p'Kay, Maybe I don't know you enough to call you incompetent but you have some grammar/spelling issues bro.
04-30-2005, 06:52 PM
#9
Tech Regular
The reason it costs more to race is that people will pay more to race.
Around here its about $15 to race, and $8 to practice, I think. But thats canadian dollars so entry is like 50 cents.
Around here its about $15 to race, and $8 to practice, I think. But thats canadian dollars so entry is like 50 cents.
04-30-2005, 06:57 PM
#11
Tech Elite
Originally posted by BlackKat
Did you prove my point on purpose or because I'm right... j/p
'Kay, Maybe I don't know you enough to call you incompetent but you have some grammar/spelling issues bro.
Did you prove my point on purpose or because I'm right...
j/p'Kay, Maybe I don't know you enough to call you incompetent but you have some grammar/spelling issues bro.
when they have nothing else to bring to the table they attack the grammar and spelling race on bro 
04-30-2005, 06:58 PM
#12
Tech Elite
Originally posted by polesitter61
Sure you have a great idea (not), keep finding ways to cheat your local hobby shop/race track and see how long they are around. Support your local track or you wont have it anymore!
Sure you have a great idea (not), keep finding ways to cheat your local hobby shop/race track and see how long they are around. Support your local track or you wont have it anymore!
04-30-2005, 06:59 PM
#13
track membership $50/year, unlimited practice, $13.50 to race. It's an awesome track. The lighting is second to none.
04-30-2005, 07:04 PM
#14
Tech Elite
Originally posted by lastplace
track membership $50/year, unlimited practice, $13.50 to race. It's an awesome track. The lighting is second to none.
track membership $50/year, unlimited practice, $13.50 to race. It's an awesome track. The lighting is second to none.
04-30-2005, 07:06 PM
#15
At our track its 100% owned and operated by members. We have had ups and downs but this is our current price stucture:
MEMBERS: 50$ a month all u can race/practice.
Non members: 25 race 20 practice
Our only means of revenue is race/pracitce fees and canteen fees. No other income comes to us(3 hobby shops sponsor the club with donations and prizes)
MEMBERS: 50$ a month all u can race/practice.
Non members: 25 race 20 practice
Our only means of revenue is race/pracitce fees and canteen fees. No other income comes to us(3 hobby shops sponsor the club with donations and prizes)