Originally posted by djrfan
well it seems that a can of worms has been let open
with the introduction of 3600/3700/3800
and maybe by the time i finish this post 3900 batteries
it has been well and trully noted that why are these batteries legal to race at some places and not legal to race at others
but what this has done for me is opened up another issue of why do we have a national body AARCMCC making rules
when it seems that state bodies make there own rules and
clubs make theres
and then when there is a bigger meeting on you have to ask 1000 questions to find out what rules they are going to follow
are the newer batteries allowed
is brushless allowed
we cant even agree on the classes
what one club calls pullstart isnt at another
some states run 540 others dont
what i would like to know and i know others do to is
when if ever will we have national rules and regulations
that can be followed from state to state club meet to aussie titles
looking forward to other ppls views
cheers
RICHARD
We do have national rules and orgainisations like VORTEC are the odd ones out running to their own different rules at a club level week in week out.
VORTEC is great but different to the National rules. Most clubs in NSW run as per the National rules, ARCMCC State tiles and other affilatated events all run to the National rules we all voted on.